Examples of 'is my first name' in a sentence
Meaning of "is my first name"
This phrase suggests that the speaker is referring to their own first name, possibly in response to a question or conversation about personal information
How to use "is my first name" in a sentence
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is my first name
Bushido is my first name though.
Ikeda is my last name, and Kazuko is my first name.
That is my first name.
Sorry is your first name? Billy is my first name.
Danny is my first name.
I am Harrison Pendleton . Harrison is my first name.
Harrison is my first name.
Is my first name my last, or is my last name my first?
Three of those is my first name.
It is my first name.
Yes, that really is my first name.
Tom is my first name.
What kind of first name is that? - That is my first name.
Campbell is my first name.
Is my first name in the system?
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Wilson is my first name.
Go for Stamford . No, Stamford is my first name.
Ricardo is my first name.
What's your first name? - That is my first name.
Mister is my first name.
Yeah, what 's your first name? That is my first name.
This is my first name.
All right, well what 's your last name, then? That is my first name.
Billy is my first name.
It 's Señor Bianco . Perez is my first name.
Perez is my first name.
Nice to meet you, Mr. Harrison . Well, Harrison is my first name.
Simo is my first name.
My full name is Good Fellow Carlos, " Carlos " is my first name.
Antero is my first name.
I am Rokka . Antero is my first name.
IN is my first name.
Well, Harrison is my first name.
Hi this is my first name Peter.
Second Beauty" is my first name.
Antero is my first name - Rokka.
Parley Wayne is my first name.
Perry is my first name.
No . Parley Wayne is my first name.
Marie is my first name.
It 's Mason . Perry is my first name.
Osgood is my first name.
All I know is my first name.
Amber is my first name.
No, Stamford is my first name.
Horatio is my first name.
Jackson … is my first name.
No, Lewis is my first name.
No, Charles is my first name.
She said, “ Alia is my first name.
