thanks...laramatsu....i know that 'umi' in arabic means ookasan... ....but as far as i know....'umi' in japanese means sea....if i'm not mistaken......
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iez wrote:

thanks...laramatsu....i know that 'umi' in arabic means ookasan... ....but as far as i know....'umi' in japanese means sea....if i'm not mistaken......

yeah umi is beach in japanese though the other meaning is... okay stick to the beach one

laramatsu wrote:

yeah umi is beach in japanese though the other meaning is... okay stick to the beach one

�C�@�u���݁v umi doesn't mean beach but sea / ocean. Like the watery thing ^_^

btw, your hint to other meanings is rather interesting
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supermidget wrote:

�C�@�u���݁v umi doesn't mean beach but sea / ocean. Like the watery thing ^_^ btw, your hint to other meanings is rather interesting

lol my dictionary have options, beach and sea. better not divulge on the other umi definitely no one wants their name with that meaning

>> supermidget

Umi also has the meaning of beach.

exp.
�C�ɗV�тɍs���@Umini asobini iku

And as old Japanese word, umi means large lake.


>> iez
'umi raihana'....
From the word "aromatic" for first name....�@
( do I misunderstand? )

if you are a guy,
Kaoru ( �O )
Yoshio ( �F�j, �F�Y )
Yoshihiko ( �F�F )
....

if not so,
Kaori ( ��, ���D )
Kyouko ( ���q )
Ikuko ( ��q )
Yoshiko ( �F�q )
Nobuko (�@�O�q ) Nobuta wo produce... haha
........

if raihana isn't part of your first name, I will think other names.

Jiro takahara wrote:

my name is Jiang arbuthnot...what is that in japanese?

Please write in Chinese character or please tell me the meaning....

snowmackerel wrote:

Nobuko (�@�O�q ) Nobuta wo produce... haha

that's rather cool actually nobuko is 'aromatic'? as long as she doesn't follow suit as changing it to nobuta, hahaha

laramatsu wrote:

that's rather cool actually nobuko is 'aromatic'? as long as she doesn't follow suit as changing it to nobuta, hahaha

Nobuko has many spellings.

I don't know if the spelling of Nobuko in "Nobuta wo produce" is �O�q.
I guess maybe different spelling.


And also I only choose from simple names...

Nobuko in Nobuta wo Produce is written as �M�q�@

Umi Raihana. i couldnt help but think of this -> �C���� when i first read the name, hehe!!!

M wrote:

Nobuko in Nobuta wo Produce is written as �M�q�@ Umi Raihana. i couldnt help but think of this -> �C���� when i first read the name, hehe!!!

beautiful name...
I only depend on the meaning...

�C���� is beautiful...
My impression from �C����( umi raihana ) is the blossam from the sea..

snowmackerel wrote:

>> supermidget Umi also has the meaning of beach. exp. �C�ɗV�тɍs���@Umini asobini iku And as old Japanese word, umi means large lake.

whoops I guess I didn't check the dictionary careful enough before correcting Sorry for that!
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M wrote:
Nobuko in Nobuta wo Produce is written as �M�q�@

Umi Raihana. i couldnt help but think of this -> �C���� when i first read the name, hehe!!!

what is the meaning of that?

Hey...hey....did everybody talking about my name?......
So......the exact meaning of my name is blossom from the sea?..wow... what a wonderful name of mine ....
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..................by the way, thanks everyone!
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How about "Alex"? Is it has a meaning?

angel_from_hell wrote:

How about "Alex"? Is it has a meaning?

Alexander the Great is spelled "�����R�� �剤" in Chinese characters.
Then Alexander is �����R�� at least in China.

If you want to have the name in Chinese characters, �����R��.
But Japanese language has the phonogram also, if you want to use Japanese phonograms, �A���b�N�X.

my name is Richard, and i looked it up, I found out that it meant "brave power" or "brave ruler" from "ric" and "hard". I tried to translate it using thsi forum's dictionary and this is what came up:

Kenage [���Ȃ�] meaning "brave" used as an adjective

and

eishu [��������] (n) great ruler
ouja [��������] (n) king/monarch/ruler/(P)
kunshu [���񂵂�] (n) ruler/monarch/(P)

So, am I "Kenage Eishu" or "Kenage Ouja"? Or is there a better way of saying it? Help!

My real name is Jennifer. I generally write it in katakana as �W�F�j�t�@�[ (Jenifaa), but if you translated it into a Japanese name (or something sounding like a Japanese name, anyway), it would probably be ���g�i����Ȃ�, Shiranami�j, meaning "white wave" (one of the meanings of Jennifer).

how to put name 'hewen' into japanese characters?��

please dont use "jap".

it would be hi-uen �q�[�E�G��
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I wanted a kanji for my name, since my friend Sarah likes to use �M�@�i����j which means "plate." Isn't that cute? Hehe.

My host mom helped me out on what kanji she thought would fit. My name is kurisuten in Japanese (Kristen normally). These are my kanji:

�I�|�V

�I�@���� kuri means either chestnut or, according to my host mom, a dollop of icing on a cake.

�|�@���@su means vinegar.

�V�@�� ten means sky or heaven.

So you if put my name together, it would be chestnut vinegar from heaven... Haha! Isn't that rediculous?