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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Peckle on 2005-08-30 10:30:17
I went on a website and it says my direct japanese translation of my name is Chii...how kawaii!!! ^.^...dont think it's true but I like it!!

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Katie on 2005-09-03 13:03:40 (edited 2005-09-03 13:04:20)
I got 中島 Nakashima (center of the island) 美弥子 Miyako (beautiful March child). I was born in April, though,
not March ...

Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by kitt on 2005-09-03 13:20:21
Sakamoto (book of the hill) Miyako (beautiful march child)

YAAY!! ^o^ ^_^ I gotta write this down, somewhere! ^_~


Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Kaimira on 2005-09-03 13:25:02
Asuka Sakamoto

Asuka - Fragrance of the bright day
Sakamoto - book of the hill

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by niea on 2005-09-03 21:31:16
Hi,there.
Yoshiki(義貴) Okawa(大川)

Okawa means a big river,and Yoshiki means Justice and Preciousness.

I have studied English in New Zealand for 4 months.So,does anyone stay in NZ?

DisDei

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Toujiru on 2005-09-07 14:06:47 (edited 2005-09-07 14:07:39)
I did the Japanese name generator when I already have a Japanese name and it gave me: Akihito (Autumn Book), Etuko (Given Child)...and that is majorly different than my own name. For starters, my last name is Suzuki so I was thrown in for a loop. I am not sure how it comes up with the Japanese name, but I'll keep my own name.....lol

Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by SiLEN† on 2005-09-09 08:18:31
my japanese name is Chisato (given name) Kaminaga (surname)...
i forgot the meaning... hehe

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Lu Bu? on 2005-09-09 09:18:39
Unfortunately... when i asked my dad what is my japanese name (when translated..)

It was "Junko"


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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Chainsaw on 2005-09-10 14:39:41
藤原 Fujiwara (wisteria fields) 大輝 Taiki (large radiance)

Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by on 2005-09-13 06:22:42 (edited 2005-09-13 06:24:03)
When translated, or at least that's what the Japanese generator said, my japanese name is: 長谷川 Hasegawa (long valley river)
æ­© Ayumi (walk, deeper meaning: walk your own way).

Amazing. It sort of describe me. I don't like crowd that much, I'm not
a loner but I prefer to be alone most of the time.


Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by TenSpot on 2005-09-16 10:02:44
My name is Yoshikuni Takumi, meaning Good Fortune Country and Open Sea


Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Ulto Leif on 2005-09-16 21:16:16
Just in case anyone's confused the way these generaters work is generally based on things like the number of letters in each name or the first letter, etc. There's no actual translation involved.

Sore wa... himitsu.

Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Snow on 2005-09-17 16:44:29
Eto..interesting, i would have thought that this thread meant actual people's names...i guess not...(though realistically that would make people more prone to stalkers and such)...i don't think English names can translate directly, but it sounds fun ^o^ *goes off to use translator on own name*...but generally i just use my name in katakana..so i used a gen and came up with the same name as a couple of other people...i highly doubt we have the same name. k, i was going to enter a better name translation, but i quite because they're all the same generator,the rum and monkey one, it said my name was long river valley and 3 thousand generations....-_-;; not even close

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by clonezeroImage hosted by Photobucket.com on 2005-09-18 23:56:15
藤原 Fujiwara (wisteria fields) 大輝 Taiki (large radiance)

hmmm

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by polysics on 2005-09-19 00:00:16
hello my name is 田坂顕次 (TASAKA KENJI) i am from iwakuni city (yamaguchi-ken pref.) japan. nice to meet you all~

my name means 田坂=Rice Field on the Hillside
my name means 顕次=One of great wisdom. (this is hard to put in english correct, sorry!)

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Blackcatkira on 2005-09-19 07:19:26
my jap name is Rika Yui~梨嘉由依 n i hav a cute little sis call Rika Yuki~梨嘉由希


Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Necrosis on 2005-09-21 15:57:46
ERR... can't type in Japanese with this computer, don't have that thing installed... but anyway...
My Japanese name (or rather, my middle name) is Koji, Translates to Lord of the Light. Huzzah! Is that a cool name, or what?!

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Blackcatkira on 2005-09-22 07:58:36
Um its quite cool. Actually i think every1's name has a special meanin!


Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by Image hosted by Photobucket.com on 2005-09-24 02:56:07
my actual namae would probably be translated to go-gatsu (MAY), which is not that catchy... i think i'd be NATSUMI, my kareshi and other tomodachi say i have a sunny disposition. ^_^ rock on!

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Re: What's your japanese name?
Link | by gaeseric on 2005-09-25 12:18:33 (edited 2005-09-25 16:58:00)
My name in japanese is : 渡辺 洋介 (in full, Ryan Yosuke Watanabe)

Upon searching and defining the each word (洋介)

洋= 大きい水、海よりも大きな水域の意味に用いる。= Large/Vast Water, High sea/Ocean larger than the sea. (Something like that... Was interesting to search the definition)

介=「人+八印(両わきにわかれる)」で、両側に二つにわかれること。両側にわかれることは、両側から中のものを守ることでもあり、中に介在して両側をとりもつことでもある。 = **wont translate all of it since i'm not good at translating well. 人 Hito: Person/human +八印(Hachi: Eight) (Is seperated to each side)」by this、It seperates to 2 sides. By seperating to two sides, it protects the middle/inside/in-between from each side, or being in-between and holds each side.


What my parents told me long ago was something similar to the definition in what they thought/wanted: Being in-between and hold each side that is vast as the ocean.



**edit *didn't know the rum and monkey site.. so here it hos it happened when I put, Watanabe Yosuke: 猿渡 Saruwatari (monkey on a crossing bridge) 拓海 Takumi (open sea).. Was very intersting.

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