Names

1. Do you like your name?

Band 7:
Yes, I like my name because it is simple and easy to remember. My family chose it carefully, and it has a nice meaning. I feel proud of my name because it is unique in my group of friends. People usually pronounce it correctly, so I don’t have problems introducing myself.

Band 8:
Yes, I really like my name because it is simple, meaningful, and easy to remember. My family chose it carefully, and it reflects something special or positive about me. I feel proud of my name because it is unique among my friends and classmates. Most people pronounce it correctly, so introducing myself is usually easy. Overall, my name feels like an important part of my identity.

2. Do people in your country have special names?

Band 7:
Yes, people in my country often have special names with beautiful meanings. Names are usually chosen carefully by parents. Some names are traditional, while others are modern. Names often reflect culture, religion, or family values.

Band 8:
Yes, people in my country usually have meaningful names that are chosen carefully by parents. Many names reflect cultural traditions, religion, or family values. Some names are traditional and passed down from older generations, while others are more modern or unique. In general, names are considered important because they carry identity, history, and personal significance.

3. Do you know the meaning of your name?

Band 7:
Yes, I know the meaning of my name. It means something positive or important in my language. I like knowing its meaning because it makes my name more special. It also helps me feel connected to my family and culture.

Band 8:
Yes, I know the meaning of my name, which has a positive or meaningful significance in my language. Knowing its meaning makes me feel that my name is more special and personal. It also helps me feel connected to my family, culture, and traditions. Understanding the meaning of my name gives me a sense of pride and identity.

4. Do people often ask you about your name?

Band 7:
Yes, people often ask about my name, especially if it is uncommon. They want to know how to pronounce it or what it means. I enjoy explaining it because it is interesting for them and for me. It starts conversations with new people.

Band 8:
Yes, people frequently ask about my name, particularly if it is uncommon or unique. They often want to know how to pronounce it correctly or what it means. I enjoy explaining the meaning and origin of my name because it is interesting to share. It also serves as a good conversation starter with new people and helps me connect with others.

5. Would you like to change your name in the future?

Band 7:
No, I would not like to change my name because I like it. It has a nice meaning and is part of my identity. Changing it would feel strange. I feel proud to keep my family-given name.

Band 8:
No, I would not like to change my name because I like it and it has a meaningful significance. My name is part of my identity and represents my family, culture, and personal history. Changing it would feel unusual and unnecessary. I feel proud of my name and would like to keep it for my whole life.