Impress your business contacts by getting familiar with these common Persian names, including Reza, Abbas, Shahla, Fatemeh, Behrouz and more.
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Visiting a Spanish-speaking country? Here are the most common Spanish names.
Visiting a Spanish-speaking country? Here are the most common Spanish names, including Jose, Sergio, Castillo, Garcia, Perez, Juan, Angel and more.
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Here’s why the true pronunciation of your name matters.
Your name is the first thing someone will learn about you. It’s part of their memory of you. And it’s part of your own concept of self and identity.
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Going to Japan? Get acquainted with these common Japanese family names.
Going to Japan? Get acquainted with these common Japanese names, including Yamamoto, Matsuo, Nakayama, Ishikawa, Takahashi and more.
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Three ways NameShouts can help Canadian universities prioritize diversity and inclusion!
There’s no time like the present to start making it clear to your international students that you care. With these steps, you’ll help your institution prioritize diversity and inclusion.
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agileBase now offers integrations with the NameShouts API! Luckily, they covered how you can get started using NameShouts on their platform too.
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For those unfamiliar with Asian languages, these names are extremely difficult to pronounce. But there are always tricks to pronounce names right.
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We’ve prepared a pronunciation guide for our languages at NameShouts, including links to our extensive database to help you get a handle on the basics.
Read MoreCatch these Pokemon GO pronunciations
Pokémon GO has taken the internet by storm in the past few weeks, but some of the names of the titular creatures can be a bit difficult to pronounce. Pokémon is a Japanese media franchise that includes several TV shows,…
Read MoreGetting on Good Terms with Anime Names
Anime and manga have become incredibly popular. But anime names are usually in Japanese, even as the stories are translated.
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