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Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph Captain
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 Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:41 pm
District 69 ahaha, it's a bit embarrassing that you saw that. I should have really just ignored her. Some people reported me and I ended up in trouble for that.
Anyway, welcome. I was waiting to see your post in the New Members' thread. You should certainly add one; I'm interested to know which languages you know and if you might want to learn any.
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:59 pm
District 69 thanks for the welcome. I was originally supposed to take on Kenshiro written in the format of Kenshiro of Fist of the North Star. My father's friend suggested it (my father's friend was a nerd for Japan haha) and my mom finally convinced my father to change the kanji. Haha that's funny. Good for your mom, eh? I think something that a lot of non-Japanese people don't realize is how much difference the kanji makes, even if the pronunciation is the same.
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 9:29 pm
District 69 ayoooo you can call me Ken...well it's actually Kenshiro I'm half Japanese so I received an American first name, but a Japanese middle name. It's written as Kenkou(health/healthy)'s ken, bushi(samurai/warrior)'s shi, rou/ro (a simple/common name ending for guys). 健士郎 ＜－right there Though I like anime and manga, most of what I enjoy are not typial in the stats or among weeabos. it's meant for everyday Japanese people, so doesn't interest them. I also hate when people add san, sama, kun....to whatever and whenever. If you're going to speak Japanese, speak it. If you're going to speak English, speak that. You don't see Japanese people adding Mr. Ms. lord...etc when they speak in Japanese. Or when they give themselves a Japanese name and dislike when others call them by their English name etc.etc.etc....sorry ranting on an on Preach.
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Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 10:52 pm
The_Brightest_Moon District 69 ayoooo you can call me Ken...well it's actually Kenshiro I'm half Japanese so I received an American first name, but a Japanese middle name. It's written as Kenkou(health/healthy)'s ken, bushi(samurai/warrior)'s shi, rou/ro (a simple/common name ending for guys). 健士郎 ＜－right there Though I like anime and manga, most of what I enjoy are not typial in the stats or among weeabos. it's meant for everyday Japanese people, so doesn't interest them. I also hate when people add san, sama, kun....to whatever and whenever. If you're going to speak Japanese, speak it. If you're going to speak English, speak that. You don't see Japanese people adding Mr. Ms. lord...etc when they speak in Japanese. Or when they give themselves a Japanese name and dislike when others call them by their English name etc.etc.etc....sorry ranting on an on Preach. emikodo Haha that's funny. Good for your mom, eh? I think something that a lot of non-Japanese people don't realize is how much difference the kanji makes, even if the pronunciation is the same. oh boy, I would have been given this bad a** name that just doesn't fit me at all.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 9:28 am
If I were a dude my foreign name would be Tobias, because "Toby" is adorable. And like every German dude is named Tobias. I'll probably name my son that xp
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 2:10 pm
The_Brightest_Moon If I were a dude my foreign name would be Tobias, because "Toby" is adorable. And like every German dude is named Tobias. I'll probably name my son that xp It's funny that you mention that, because I did actually know a German guy named Tobias haha.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 3:10 pm
Shizuka Mizu Okier - chan My name is Alexandra which is Russian, Ukrainian, and Greek.
In greek it means Protector of men? something like that. ^^;;
I chose Uzuki Reiko as my japanese name (okier =reiko backwards)
Uzuki means the fourth lunar month (my birth month, aka april).
My Nisga'a name is going to Raven (the colour) finned killer whale.
.......Typically? No one calls me by my real name anymore. They simply call
me kitt, or kitty. As in Kitten minus the en xD ;;
ἀλέξειν (aléxein) "to protect" + ἀνήρ, ἀνδρός (anḗr, andrós) "man"
The masculine form being Ἀλέξανδρος (Aléxandros), the feminine being, yep, you guessed it. Ἀλεξάνδρα (Alexándra).
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 7:23 am
emikodo The_Brightest_Moon If I were a dude my foreign name would be Tobias, because "Toby" is adorable. And like every German dude is named Tobias. I'll probably name my son that xp It's funny that you mention that, because I did actually know a German guy named Tobias haha. BECAUSE EVERY GERMAN GUY IS NAMED TOBIAS. And every girl is Laura.
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:40 pm
French - Claire
Spanish - Clara
Latin - Clara
They all mean "clear." :3
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 6:02 pm
Chromosexual French - Claire Spanish - Clara Latin - Clara They all mean "clear." :3
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Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph Captain
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Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 1:25 pm
Oooh, fun topic! Lemme see... this isn't actually going to be as easy as I thought.
English: Blade ('cause I'm not giving my real name out - and this is the primary one I use online, anyway) - Note: It's not actually a nod to a certain Wesley Snipes character, it's honestly coincidence.
Dutch: Marijke (This's been an IRL and online nickname of mine for at least 10 years, actually). If I am not totally mistaken, the name's meaning is something akin to "bitter rose" - which is remarkably fitting.
German: To be perfectly honest, most people just use my real, American name here whilst a few others call me by my Dutch nickname. If I had to pick one for some reason, I... dunno. I used to love the name Liesl, but won't ever use that for myself. Probably I'd just choose something like "Mareike", since it sounds similar to Marijke and I'm quite used to it anyway.
Oh, yes, before I forget... I did take a Spanish class when I was 16, and chose the name Dona Anna.
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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:21 pm
I have a few.
Japanese: 樹利香 (じゅりか) jurika - The first two seem to be for sound but the last one means perfume because the one who gave me the kanji said I smelled nice.
I also use 経妄荷 (へるもうに) herumouni - The first character is for sound, the second means reckless, because the character that I use it for is extremely reckless and the last one means to bear a burden.
Gaelic: Saibhríona (sah-vree-oh-na) - sweet and pure. I made it up.
Arabic: سارة (saira) - traveller
Hungarian: Csilla (chil-la) - star
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:09 pm
I think my real name's still easy to find even if I don't post it here blaugh
but I don't wanna write it. It's a really common name though. And my middle name means 'manly'. emotion_awesome
my chinese name's given to me by my grandparents. It's made of 2 characters; their combined meaning - elegant/graceful secondary rainbow.
I haven't thought of foreign names for myself neutral
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Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 5:36 pm
When I took French, my French name was Marie-Estelle. I was the only one in class with a "Marie-" name smile
In my Spanish class, we don't have the "foreign name" thing, but I'd probably just choose Emilia so that people would know how to pronounce my name (for once)!
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