Mon travail actuel (My current job)

Je travaille actuellement en tant que chercheuse dans une station de télévision locale. (I'm currently working as a researcher in a local television station.)

J'aime beaucoup mon travail parce que je suis en train de faire quelque chose de significatif. (I like my job very much because I am doing something meaningful.)

Mes recherches portent sur les droits des enfants. (The research is about children's rights.)

Je dois trouver le type d'aide sociale dont les enfants peuvent jouir à Hong Kong. (I have to find out what welfare the children can enjoy in Hong Kong.)

J'ai besoin d'appeler beaucoup de gens pour obtenir les informations qu'il me faut. (I need to call a lot of people to get the information that I want.)

Sorry for the triple post, I have problems with the website today, am I the only one ?

Well, "open-minded" and "generous" are maybe not the first things I would think about if you ask me to describe french people x)

Although, I'd say that, even though french people know very little about asian cultures, there is almost no racism toward asian people here.

Just an advice though : if you decide to visit Paris, never take a lot of money with you, and try not to wear visible jewelry. The problem is that there are networks (a sort of local mafia) in Romania that send children steal asian people in Paris (as a lot of them, especially Chinese people I'd say, constantly have a lot of money with them), and the french police can't do a lot against it as the french law makes it impossible to prosecute children. And, believe me, when it happens, you don't even realize you're being stolen. But the french police works with the romanian police, and sometimes they succeed in dismantling those networks.

Anyway, all I can say for sure is that there won't be any problems with your name ;)

Well, "open-minded" and "generous" are maybe not the first things I would think about if you ask me to describe french people x)

Although, I'd say that, even though french people know very little about asian cultures, there is almost no racism toward asian people here.

Just an advice though : if you decide to visit Paris, never take a lot of money with you, and try not to wear visible jewelry. The problem is that there are networks (a sort of local mafia) in Romania that send children steal asian people in Paris (as a lot of them, especially Chinese people I'd say, constantly have a lot of money with them), and the french police can't do a lot against it as the french law makes it impossible to prosecute children. And, believe me, when it happens, you don't even realize you're being stolen. But the french police works with the romanian police, and sometimes they succeed in dismantling those networks.

Anyway, all I can say for sure is that there won't be any problems with your name ;)

Well, "open-minded" and "generous" are maybe not the first things I would think about if you ask me to describe french people x)

Although, I'd say that, even though french people know very little about asian cultures, there is almost no racism toward asian people here.

Just an advice though : if you decide to visit Paris, never take a lot of money with you, and try not to wear visible jewelry. The problem is that there are networks (a sort of local mafia) in Romania that send children steal asian people in Paris (as a lot of them, especially Chinese people I'd say, constantly have a lot of money with them), and the french police can't do a lot against it as the french law makes it impossible to prosecute children. And, believe me, when it happens, you don't even realize you're being stolen. But the french police works with the romanian police, and sometimes they succeed in dismantling those networks.

Anyway, all I can say for sure is that there won't be any problems with your name ;)

Haa, based on what I've seen so far (especially your last reply) you seem to be a lovely person, I don't imagine anyone finding you rude ^^

Plus, even though it's true that most of french people have "traditional" names (most of them come from Antiquity or Middle Ages), more and more of them have foreign names (if it makes sense when you know that a lot of french names come from greek, hebraic and other cultures).

Anyway, they will just find it cool, don't worry about that ;)

If you're talking about how sweet a language sounds, literally, then I would exclude French, German, Arab first (especially because of how the "r" are pronounced). Russian and similar languages are kind of harsh too, and a lot of other languages actually ^^

About the sweetest language, personally I would say Japanese I think...

I would like to add that, as a french guy, I had never seen "Guinivere" (sounds weird, but if you like it...). I've checked on Google and it's actually the english version of "Guenièvre", the king Arthur's wife.

Anyway, if you really want to use it, I guess it would be better to use the french version (Guenièvre), otherwise it has absolutely nothing french then, since it's the english version of an english historical character's name (why wouldn't you keep Wendy then ?).