Catchword Naming Company Blog
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Today we present a guest blog by Andy Chuang of the firm Good Characters, experts in Chinese naming. We forwarded Andy an interesting story about the Chinese government placing restrictions on personal names, thinking he’d have a great perspective – … More »
The excellent folks at Daily Writing Tips have weighed in on the question that’s on everyone’s mind: Should you pronounce the “h” in “-wh-“ words like whistle, whiz, and overwhelm? DWT’s balanced response is very much in accord with my … More »
In today’s San Francisco Chronicle (by Patricia Yollin): Nzadi is one of the most obscure tongues in the world. That’s exactly why a UC Berkeley class has embraced it. “There’s nothing like the joy of discovering a language from scratch,” … More »