➳ I'm a filmmaker and YouTuber from London. ➳ Founder of Conquer British English ➳ My work explores identity, linguistics, geography and development

Joined April 2012
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
230
4,763
977
9,642
Replying to @AnpuLondon
@AnpuLondon “When you stand up for someone who is not in the room, that’s so admirable.”
2
3
A great resource from @AnpuLondon
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
3
8
👇👇👇👇 – at Manhattan, NY
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
2
1
Now available in Word, printer friendly and video formats too at anpu.london/name
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
4
4
What does your name mean to you? Reply to this with the meaning/history of your name! I’d love to hear
1
1
7
Decades ago I was so embarrassed by correcting folks, being told my name was too hard to pronounce that I just started introducing myself as “swami” to avoid it I wish this was around back then. Thanks @AnpuLondon
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
13
15
1
102
This 💯 . Very glad this exists. Thank you @AnpuLondon !!!! – at Manhattan, NY
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
3
7
Such a wonderful response to my resource about ethnic names, thank you 🥰 If you’d like the PDF version, then visit anpu.london/name
2
2
10
Please take a moment to review & share, #medtwitter #sciencetwitter anyone who introduces or call anyone by name anywhere. – at Baltimore, MD
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
7
1
19
"Do You Have Something Shorter For That?"
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
1
1
1
it is SO IMPORTANT to say people's names correctly!! Your name is part of who you are - if I or anyone says your name incorrectly, please speak up 💛💛
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
2
3
A real life hero
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
1
1
See also gaelic names. I really hate it when people don’t even try. I *did* find funny a whole bunch of aunt-in-laws at our wedding say ”ah, *that’s* how to say your name” 😂
An educational resource I made for respecting ethnic names. I thought I’d create a shareable resource so that it can help people and empower.
1
1
9
My last name rhymes with a swear word. 🙃
1
1
Replying to @AnpuLondon
I feel v stressed when someone doesn't repeat my name back 2 me because I *know* they will get it completely wrong. Most likely they will call me Suzanne which means needle in Farsi. Pronounced correctly my name is a lily. I was recently called stubborn for correcting someone
1
1
12
Replying to @AnpuLondon
Just as you intended, this is incredibly important resource for empowerment. Asking students to anglicize their names for convenience is never okay. Thank you for these tips on how to recognize people and work to be more inclusive.
6
25
Replying to @AnpuLondon
I LOVE everything about this! Also love that the first name on that list (Yazhini) rhymes with mine except difficulty level = Asian 😂 (the 'zh' sound is not what one likely thinks it is)
1
1