Comments for BICH:

I will not name my daughter this! Bich can mean... you know... It's not good.

-- Anonymous User  2/18/2006

It is pronounced "Beek".

-- Yen_Yen  4/3/2006

The Chinese variant is Bic, worn by Kiwi singer/songwriter Bic Runga, who is of Chinese/Malay and Maori descent.

-- Caprice  1/1/2007

Too close to the swear word. No.

-- CharlieRob  8/30/2007

I agree with CharlieRob. This is just a weird name to name your child. Don't name your kid this. PLEASE.

-- aquaspirit96  1/9/2008

For the sake of the child, please don't name him/her this name in an English-speaking country. It is spelled too close to the swear word and English speakers will probably pronounce it that way.

-- LucyHugh  5/17/2008

It's pronounced like the pen, Bic. Or like bick.

-- eeveeee  6/9/2008

From the Chinese 碧 or 璧.

-- Anonymous User  7/13/2008

Pronounced Bích.

-- Anonymous User  7/13/2008

WOW. I am surprised this is an actual name. If you plan on living in a country that has absolutely no one who speaks English and the child has no chance of coming into contact with English speaking people I would say go right ahead, but otherwise don't even think about it, it's practically child abuse.

-- pandasayscynical  7/26/2008

Since it's transcribed, spelling it Bic or Bik would be more accurate and less obscene seeming.

-- MoonAgeDaydreamer  3/11/2009

I like it. I know what it means, but I still like and by the way: How many Vietnamese people actually speak English? Come on, in their language it's a great name.

-- enchy  8/8/2009

It may sound nice in Vietnamese, but in English it sounds too close to the word "bitch".

-- bananarama  10/3/2009

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