Don't name your kid this, even if you don't live in an English-speaking country. The English language is becoming more and more widespread and more than once a person named Bích is going to be made fun of, period. Not only that, but the name Bích has a kind of weird meaning: "bluish green." Wow, isn't that a beautiful, symbolic meaning for a name? (That was sarcasm.) Not trying to be rude, but this is kind of a bad name...
Don't name your child this in an English speaking country PLEASE.
― Anonymous User 4/7/2019
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I wouldn’t be able to name my child this because whenever I say his/her name, I would get called out for using the swear word that is close to b****! Sorry, bizarre name, offensive. It may sound pretty in Vietnamese but not in English.
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.
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.
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.