Your name in Japanese

[Bryson]

This is cool. Your name in Japanese.

I am Ishimaru (Round Stone) Shun (Fast Person)

Ishimaru Shun aka Bryson

 

[Wojtek]

Gooandaloopaolian!

 

[Bruce]

Iino (rice field) Kaito (big dipper of the ocean)

:wtf:

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[LeX]

This is old.

 

[niv]

Actually your name in Japanese is Buraison.

 

[Bryson]

Í know its old, figured id get some else going other than the usual boring webmaster questions, ie, ppc, seo, etc. Change is good, thats what good forum does, provide content to users. I provide.

 

[TravisL]

Fujiwara Kazuki is my japanese name

 

[notnamed]

遠藤 Endoh (distant wisteria) 直樹 Naoki (straight tree)

 

[trenzterra]

猿渡 Saruwatari (monkey on a crossing bridge) 大輝 Taiki (large radiance)

 

[Gayowulf]

sum dum fuk is mine.

 

[niv]

My second name is fook mi

 

[tandoc]

tandokku andoru

kana is so much more practical..

山下 Yamashita (under the mountain) 大輝 Taiki (large radiance)

correct me if i'm wrong, but rarely ever does the actual meaning of one's name in japan, or anywhere else for that matter, make any difference to anything.

 

[DKN]

lol mines is 石丸 Ishimaru (round stone) 千秋 Chiaki (very fine in autumn).

 

[TechN9n]

mine is Saruwatari Ayumi. (cool! but the saruwatari part is funny coz the meaning of it is monkey on a crossing bridge....)

 

[Renegade]

Fujiwara (wisteria fields) 一真 Kazuma (one reality)

 

[tandoc]

Oh, before I forget... it should be noted that names can sound the same phonetically, but be written with different characters, thusly carrying different meaning. It depends on what the parents decide, probably the only time the meaning matters... Damnit, it's annoying learning all the damn readings, too.

 

[niv]

correct me if i'm wrong, but rarely ever does the actual meaning of one's name in japan, or anywhere else for that matter, make any difference to anything.

You are correct sir. I don't remember ever anyone calling Kristina Yamaguchi big mouthed.

And these names aren't real anyway, you all have Japanese names...just romanizations in katakana.

 

[Electromage]

黒川 Kurokawa (black river) 拓海 Takumi (open sea)

Hehe!!

 

[tandoc]

You are correct sir. I don't remember ever anyone calling Kristina Yamaguchi big mouthed.

And these names aren't real anyway, you all have Japanese names...just romanizations in katakana.

hahahahaha... i'm so sad... i've never seen that name in kanji, but i automatically got the 'big mouthed' thing...

speaking of which.. i think i aced my jap test today.. i think

tomorrow i have to write an essay in jap

 

[Dean]

山下 Yamashita (under the mountain) 大輝 Taiki (large radiance)