Why do Chinese people love Western names?

>Ålander education

Angelica > Emily > Madeline/ Angela (are they twins?) > Alexandra/ Elizabeth > Isabella/ Vi

>west somalian education

Madeline and Angela unironically look related though, twins tb.h
Also
>Elizabeth

'Cause Anglos can't pronounce Asian names so they need to come up with a Western name that they use around Westerners.

I was to America once and all the Chinese and Korean dudes I met there were called Jeff or Mike or something. I don't think they used those names among themselves.

Bump. Can I get some serious answers?

To answer your question seriously, it's not just a Chinese/Vietnamese phenomenon. Lots of immigrants to the United States were forced to Anglicize their names and ever since have traditionally used Anglo/Anglicized names.

>Chinese
globalist isn't working up north it seems

he just answered it you spaz

Anglicizing Jean to John is not the same as getting completely foreign names

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i meant

Those aren't anglo names, those are latin names.

I think it's about their names being hard to pronounce to foreigners.
>Conor Anthony McGregor (Irish: Conchúr Antóin Mac Gréagóir

libraryireland.com/names/anglicisation-irish-surnames.php

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglicisation_of_names#French_surnames

chineses use one western name for gaijing and one real chinese name for family

viet are just mostly cucks

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