Both are good. Alisa, a female name, is not strictly an English name, but the Finnish form of the English name Alice. It evolved from the ancient Germanic female name Adalheidis, and its etymology is the Germanic adal (noble) heid (kind). Amanda, a female name, originates from the Latin adjective amanda, which means "worthy of love". Things to note when naming English names: 1. Pay attention to the meaning of the English name used. Some English names may have bad ambiguities abroad, so when choosing an English name, you should carefully understand the meaning of the name used and then decide whether it is suitable. . 2. Avoid literal translation of Chinese names into English. Unless you have excellent English skills and understanding of British and American culture, direct translation of Chinese names is not recommended. Chinese people choose names that have good meaning and are catchy. When foreigners choose a name, they should try to choose one from the already established names.