I think the essay from Mr Diki is a very well written task II model. The structure is very clear and also it has a clear thesis statement. Even though I promise to give a critical review on this to Mr. Diki, however, I could not critisize much about it because no over generalisation or hasty simplificcation or anyother reasons I can remember from Nichola's lectures, exist in this piece of writing. And just to let you know, my parent also gave me my name on the reason as stated on your second arguments. My parents tried to unite the date of november nineteenth to become no-ni, the two first letter of each pronounced date. The other reason probably is so you guys always remember when to give me birthday presents....
2006/4/13, Abdul Razak Munir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It is remind me the story about a young Indian ask his parents, the way
they gave him a name! SO, the parent tell him how Indian People use a
special event to name their children as Diki wrote. For example, name
like Sun Rise gave to remember the born time and finally the parent ask
back to young Indian, "Why do you ask about the name, ............Kondom
Bocor?
Regards,
diki diki wrote:
> Dear all friends,
>
> I wrote it. Now, enjoy it !
>
>
> A Special Name for Our Children
>
> Most parents give a very special name for their children. Having a child
> is a very special occasion in a family, which one way to celebrate it
> is by giving a name to the newborn child. Parents tend to consider many
> reasons to choose a child's name, but always with a specific aim.
>
> Firstly, parents name their child after a famous person. They do it to
> memorize the person, usually a respected one, like a hero, a prominent
> person or other famous person in the past. The aim is that the child
> will always aware of the respected person, as if the child is guided by
> the name.
>
> Secondly, some parents use a special event to name their children. The
> special event can be a specific time of the birth. For example, there
> many names like Juni or Juli, to name a few, which relates to a time
> when the person was born. By so doing, parents hope that using the
> specific event, the specific event or time is memorized , not to mention
> that the birth itself is not a less important event.
>
> Lastly, people also state their good wish toward their children, in the
> children's name. As we know, many parents named their children with
> names like "Slamet", which implies that they wish the child will always
> be safe.
>
> In conclusion, every name is actually has an important meaning, for
> every parent always their children to be a well-behaved person. Every
> name includes a hope of parents on the children's whereabout in the
> future. This is what we should carefully consider, especially for those
> who are waiting for their first child, like Yori or Noni. Meanwhile, for
> those other who are still waiting for, or precisely, looking for
> someone, I hope it can be an example of how to give a name for a child,
> in the near future.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Diki
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