音の響きを重視して子供に淳(じゅん)と名付けしました。って英語でなんて言うの？

*I named my child Jun, it sounds good and easy to call. - A person is identified by a name. Instead of saying name you can say named or give. Example Sentences: I gave her the name Todd, its short and sweet. They named her Tim Junior after his grandfather.

If something 'rolls off the tongue' it means that it is very easy to say...and probably can be said quickly. 'Manageable' also indicates that there is no difficulty in pronouncing or spelling this name. If something is 'short and sweet' it happens quickly and is of high quality.

It can be very difficult to choose a good name for your child. But as you so rightly decided, a simple and attractive name can be the easiest. You can also say: The name is short and easy to pronounce. It is a nice sounding name. No one will have any difficulty pronouncing the name Jun. I hope that helps!

example "We named him Jun because it was short and easy to say" or "We liked the name Jun because it just rolled off the tongue when you said it"

The name 'Jun' is very easy to pronounce. It is very short and therefore very easy to remember. Short names that can be easily enunciated are memorable, whereas long names may be hard to pronounce and also hard to remember. Like you, most people like to name their children with short, easy to pronounce, and easy to remember names like Jake, John, Harry or Marry. So, you may say: I named my child 'Jun' because it's short and easy to remember. or 'Jun' is a memorable name and that's why I gave it to my child. or I gave my child the name 'Jun' because it's easy to pronounce and can therefore be easily remembered.

You can say ""Jun" is easy to pronounce." if someone directly asks you why you named your child "Jun". You could also say "I named him "Jun", as it is easy to pronounce.". If somebody does not ask you but you would like to tell them, you can use the sentence "I named my child "Jun", as it sounded good and is easy to pronounce."