Susie Susie-pronounced SuZii, the nickname of the English name Susan, comes from ancient Hebrew, meaning "lily", (note! The pronunciation of Z in phonetic symbols is stronger than that of S sharp teeth, which is different from Z in Chinese Pinyin. Susie itself is a nickname originated from Susan system, and it also includes the evolution of Sue and Susanna.

Common sense of English names

1, personal name:

According to the custom of English speakers, when a baby is baptized, it is called the Christian name by the priest or parents or relatives. In the future, I can take a second name after my Christian name.

2. Nickname:

Nicknames, including nicknames, abbreviations and nicknames, are often used to express goodwill between friends and relatives of English speakers and come from Christian names.