雅思口语part1姓名类话题

雅思口语part1姓名类话题

雅思口语part1姓名类话题是雅思口语中必考的话题之一。所以考生们需要对其深入了解。即使在雅思口语备考的过程中，考生基本上都会接触这类话题，但总是会因为其比较简单而忽视，从而导致口语考试开场便失利。因此今天小编为大家带来比较全面的话题内容分析，希望大家能够关注。

首先，来看看姓名类话题一般都涉及哪些问题?

Names

> Do you like your name?

> Who give you your name?

> What names are most common in your hometown?

> Do you have any special traditions about naming children?

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对于这类问题看起来其实都是比较简单的，最重要的是思路如何展开：

首先，当问到你的名字或谁为你取得名字时，可以先介绍自己的名字;然后介绍你名字的特点以及所赋予的意义(起名字的人对你的期望和美好的憧憬);第三步可以介绍名字对你个人的特别意义和重要性(因为一般会问到是否会改名字或者是否想过改名字等问题)，但是一定要赘述啰嗦尽量直奔主题，可以说说你为什么喜欢你的名字，有什么特别的价值和情感色彩，以及对你的影响等等，理由可以很具体。如果还有时间，最后可以介绍一下在你的家乡起名字的风俗和传统特点，有时候考官也会问到。

而在此类话题中大家要明白一些常用的问题表达，看起来是不同的问题其实目的都是相同的，自然考官想要的答案也是一样的：

1. What is your full name?

What’s your name?

How should I address you?

How should I call you?

2. Who gave you your name?

Who gave this name to you ?

Does your name have any particular meaning?

3. Do you like your name?

Would you like to change your name?

Have you ever changed any name before?

Do you want to change your name before?

4. In your country, do people feel that their name is very important?

Who usually names babies in your country?

Do you have any special traditions about naming children in your hometown?

下面根据具体的问题及答案来系统的看一下整个话题：

1. What is your full name? How should I address you?

My full name is XXX. And my English name is Jennie. You can call me Jennie.

提示：回答姓名虽然是很简单的问题，但是考生要通过简单的扩展展现出自己与小学生英文水平的不同。很多人把全名full(短音)name念成傻瓜名字fool(长音)name而贻笑大方。在这里考生没有必要大做文章，只要讲清楚姓名就可以。同时因为大多数考官不太会念中文名字，所以最好给出英文名字。

2. Does your name have any special meaning or significance?

Yes, it does have a special meaning. Literally it means to travel as far as beyond the stars.

Strategy：在这里可以运用一点点小的技巧。为了从众多考生中脱颖而出，我们可以在准备充分的基础上加上一点点新意。充分发挥想象力，比如说：我们就可以讲这个姓名是算命先生给的，并且有了这个名字就可以嫁个老公：What's more, this name was given by a fortune-teller and he said with this name I would marry a great guy.

提示：其实不知道自己姓名的意思也没关系。只要坦诚的告诉考官就可以。但是不可以简单的说“I don't know”，而应该做合理的猜测以展现自己出自己流利的英文表达。但是在猜测的时候，考生可以充分的发挥想象力，没有必要长篇大论。如：I don't really know. It is given by my grandfather. I guess it means to travel as far as beyond the starts, because he also wanted me to become a great and successful person.

3. Have you ever changed your name? Why or why not?

No, I haven't. I'm very happy about my Chinese name. And I guess I am never going to change it.

Well, yes. The previous name I had just sounds so silly. It is even close to the Chinese word for “baboon”. So in order to avoid continuing embarrassing myself, I changed it. And now I'm happy about my current name.