Mar 8, 2014 · May be asking either what your name is or what is your name. The most likely type of expected answer, a proper name, applies to both interpretations, but other types of answer, …

Feb 25, 2014 · Because name takes "is"! And if he or she looked confused, then you could add, It's because name takes "is", so you should say, "What is your name?", or "What are your …

Feb 25, 2011 · Hi JamesM, I've heard from a colleague that "May I ask for your name please?" is the correct way of saying, not "May I ask your name please?" The latter, according to a …

May 14, 2010 · What's the difference between this two question? "what's your name?" "what your name is?" can I use both? or is it the second one incorrect? thank you.

3 I would like to ask "what's your name" in a formal way. I want the equivalent in English of "¿como se llama (usted)?" Spanish question. I think that "What's your name?" is similar to how …

Dec 16, 2020 · The dictionary says that "in someone's name" mean 1. formally registered as belonging to or reserved for someone. and 2. on behalf of someone. But can I use it like this too?

Oct 8, 2013 · The essence of all of this is that the name should be legible. Signatures are not always legible, that is why you are asked to " print your name here". How she does it, or …

Dec 4, 2011 · No estoy seguro si entienda tu pregunta, pero you es ambos singular y plural como un pronombre sujeto. También es pronombre objecto. Responda tu duda? En todo caso, …

Dec 1, 2017 · "Your good name" just means "your esteemed name". While it is not idiomatic, it is common in various cultures to show respect to others by addressing them in a way that 'gives …

Aug 10, 2011 · Hi Andresskt, I don't know what your name is - correct I don't know, what's your name? - correct but you need to put a comma after 'know' so that it reads more naturally as a …