Is it more advantageous to have an English name for my career?

[glockman]

This is so funny from your list.

• Chinese: Qiáozhì (乔治 in Simplified Chinese or 喬治 in Traditional Chinese)
  • Cantonese: 佐治 (zo2 zi6 in Jyutping)

The Japanese and Korean version is Joji..Sounds funny too.

I like the German one. Gio. Short and nice. I didn't know Giordano is German. Funny.

Just stick to George lah. Other variations are not feasible.

 

[ShyGuy]

George also conveys a sense of upper class and royalty.

Yes, I felt that too. It's like coming from a well educated family.

 

[red amoeba]

Only the chinks want to have an English name because they are shameful of their culture. You got hear Malay Indian Thai Japanese got English name ? Russia Spanish Italian all use their own distinct name.

Their names still get remembered.

 

[eatshitndie]

This is so funny from your list.

• Chinese: Qiáozhì (乔治 in Simplified Chinese or 喬治 in Traditional Chinese)
  • Cantonese: 佐治 (zo2 zi6 in Jyutping)

The Japanese and Korean version is Joji..Sounds funny too.

I like the German one. Gio. Short and nice. I didn't know Giordano is German. Funny.

giordano is the italian version of jordan. origin is hebrew and is pronounced with the “y” sound instead of “g”. in german it’s jordan pronounced as yordan. in dutch it’s jordaan pronounced as yordaan. in jewish it’s pronounced as yarden, from the river jordan. in german pronunciation, “g” is pronounced as “y” like john in yohanh. “gio” is not of german roots. the german version of george is jörg or joerg.

why don’t you call yourself “mo” as in moron or “kahn” as in kanina.

 

[blackmondy]

Sounds like salmon. Will others think that I am a fishy person?

Don't wash your kukujiao for a week and you will smell fishy down there.