Whether you're looking for a name that sounds strong, gentle, or unique, there are a vast selection of Japanese boy names to choose from. When choosing a name, it's important to consider its pronunciation and meaning. A name that may sound good in one language may not have the same me...
The Microsoft Japanese IME Name/Place Dictionary component contains an Input Method Editor (IME) dictionary that is used by the Microsoft Japanese IME Core component to extend the Kana-to-Kanji conversion capability of personal and place names. This mechanism allows users to enter personal names and...
So, your little girl could have a Japanese name with the meaning “intelligent beauty,”“wise truth,”“beautiful friend,” etc.PronunciationJust as meanings can differ, so can pronunciation. Many Japanese girl names have common and traditional meanings that parents might choose to adopt. However...
People often ask what aJapanese namemeans. This is not an easy question to answer, as they are not as simple as English names.Japanesenames are usually written inkanji, though some names are written inhiraganaor evenkatakana, a style that's more typically used for words of non-Japanese orig...
Words and names can also be spelled out using one of two different Japanese alphabets (hiraganaandKatakana). The choice depends on what you want to say, and what the writing will be used for. Sometimes it is best to use a combination of all three methods. ...
Cities, counties, and landmarks make fun dog names. Here aremore ideas. Japanese Dog Names Based on Popular Food & Drinks Another great way to find cool Japanese dog names is to look at popular drinks and Japanese food names. Sushi– Did you know that sushi, a type of food preparation...
On your commute to work or school, try reciting the Japanese names of things you see as you go by: car, bus, tree, store and so on. Don’t hesitate to go into more detail, either. How many cars are there? What color is that man’s shirt? What’s the weather like? Translate yo...
(given name) second. The exception is for foreigners, whose names can go in either order. (Note: Japanese people don't use middle names.) This is rather like Japanese addresses, which go from broad (one of 47 prefectures) to specific (house number), also the reverse of the English ...
The little Japanese girl is given a bracelet by her American friend that she brings to an internment camp and gets lost. [picture book, ages 8-12] 8. A Place Where Sunflowers Grow by Amy Lee-Tai A bi-lingual (Japanese/English) story about the author’s grandmother who was interned at...
This paper presents a case study of sound symbolism in personal names. Previous studies found that obstruents appear more often in male names than in female names in English (Cassidy et al., 1999; Kawahara, 2012; Slater and Feinman, 1985) and in Japanese (Uemura, 1965). We tested ...