Chen (marga): Perbedaan antara revisi

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<!-- '''Chén''' ({{zh-tspw|t=[[Wiktionary:陳|陳]]|s=[[Wiktionary:陈|陈]]|p=Chén|w=Ch'en}}) is one of the most common [[Chinese family name]]s. It ranks at the 5th most popular surname in [[Mainland China]] and the most popular surname in [[Singapore]] and [[Taiwan]]. Chen is also the most common family name in [[Guangdong]], [[Zhejiang]], [[Fujian]] (spelt Tan in Singapore and Malaysia), [[Hong Kong]] (spelt Chan in Hong Kong) and [[Macau]]. It is usually romanised as '''Chan''' in [[Standard Cantonese|Cantonese]], and sometimes as '''Chun'''. In [[Min (linguistics)|Min]] (including dialects of [[Chaozhou]] (Teochow), [[Hainanese (linguistics)|Hainan]], [[Fujian]], and [[Taiwan]]), the name is pronounced '''Tan'''. In Hakka and Toisan, the name is spelt and pronounced as '''Chin'''. Some other Romanisations include Zen and Ding.

 

== Ejaan alternatif ==

* [[Bahasa Mandarin|Mandarin]]: Chen

* [[Bahasa Vietnam|Vietnam]]: Trần

* [[Bahasa Korea|Korea]]: Chun, Jin

* Penguasa [[Dinasti Tran]]

* [[Charles Tran Van Lam]]<!-- , Minister for Foreign Affairs for The Republic of Vietnam during the height of the Vietnam War. He was one of signers of the Paris Peace Accord in 1973. Foreign minister in 1969. In 1973 he became the president of the Senate of South Vietnam -->

* [[Ham Tran]]<!--, Vietnamese American director -->

* [[Trần Hiếu Ngân]]<!-- , the first Vietnamese athlete to win a medal at the Olympic Games -->