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First name: Christopher 千葉 Chiba (thousand feathers) 駿 Shun (fast person)
Last name: George 吉国 Yoshikuni (good fortune country) 海斗 Kaito (big dipper of the ocean) I really don't know how accurate that is based off of my name. I though that my first name meant something along the lines of "bearer of Christ's love" or something. I didn't even know that my last name meant anything. |
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What do you understand when I say "syllable code" that means try to translate on a syllable way you name into kanji and then you have a name... Or something like that as a good friend told me. That means it does not matter you occidental's name significance. |
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how to pronounce your name in japanese ![]() bell is interesting though, it sounds like bedu, i thought it would be beru-though i may be hearing wrong. wish i could read japanese-grrg and that site stranslates my name as de(out of) bo(yearning for) ra(fine silk) kinda prefer the walking my ow path one ![]() but my name is hebrew for bee-so none of these match ![]() ![]() |
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