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GTR 51550 Posts July 07 2009 11:44 GMT #221 I think Ryu is a kickass name. Is it even common in Japan though? + Show Spoiler + Or even Char (SC and Gundam reference)!

Clasic Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts July 07 2009 11:45 GMT #222 yo Manifesto I was just wondering since my Japanese sucks and I can't research atm, how is Hanna pronounced in Japanese?

Manifesto7 Osaka27166 Posts July 07 2009 11:51 GMT #223 ha-(hah) + n-(nnn) + na-(nah). The "a" is a flatter sound than what you would find in the English "Hannah". On July 07 2009 20:44 GTR wrote: I think Ryu is a kickass name. Is it even common in Japan though? + Show Spoiler + Or even Char (SC and Gundam reference)! Alone, I don't find it to be very common, but Ryu is often part of a longer name such as Ryuichi, Ryuusuke, Ryunosuke.

Oak South Africa114 Posts July 07 2009 12:06 GMT #224 How about Bernhard? Means 'strong as a bear' and if he takes after Mani in any way it would be quite fitting. People might struggle with pronunciation though.

Hyde Australia14568 Posts July 07 2009 12:09 GMT #225 First of all, congratulations! haha cool, your sons middle name will be my username on TL. How about Bryan? (ブライアン), it means noble, strong, virtuous (it also means hill, not sure what that is suppose to imply, maybe your son will be tall, I don't know haha)

SHr3DD3r Pakistan2137 Posts July 07 2009 12:10 GMT #226 Congrats man. I might as well give some suggestions of some Arabic names that might sound good in Japanese. For a boy: Kamil - pronounced here as Ka(as from Karma)-mill Faizan - My name - pronounced as Fey-Zaaan Daniyal - the arabic version of Danial - pronounced as Daaan-e-yaal I don't think any other names would sound good though - from the top of my head. For girls Alina - always a good choice Anum Nimra is a possibility - but I guess it will most probably be pronounced as Nimla in Japan no? Suhanna - Sue-haaaa-na If you want the meanings of these names I could tell u that as well. Just don't remember all of them atm. congrats once again.

anch United States5457 Posts July 07 2009 12:12 GMT #227 call him Lockon (gundam 00 ref) chicks will get a lock on.

grobo Japan6199 Posts July 07 2009 12:28 GMT #228 Satomi or Natsumi if it's a girl, i don't remember all the kanjis but i think they mean Smart, Beautiful and Summer if i'm not mistaken, sounds so bright and positive in a way. If it's a guy i would go with Goro because it's on the same level of manliness as Reach.

Aegraen United States1225 Posts July 07 2009 12:32 GMT #229 I've always liked Roman names, so I would go with Nero for a boy. For a girl...Aquilas. Aquila is a constellation named by Ptolemy, one of the greatest astronomers ever. In latin means "Eagle".

Empyrean 17050 Posts July 07 2009 12:43 GMT #230 Seriously, Aïda Ono would be really pretty! And it transliterates well into Japanese, since it's pronounced "ah-ee-da".

WGT-Baal France3445 Posts July 07 2009 12:48 GMT #231 First of all, congratulations! I too second "Jay" for Ma Jae Yoon and Lee Jae dong. The Y instead of e is not a big deal It ll be fun when ur child asks you where that name came from though

madnessman United States1581 Posts July 07 2009 12:56 GMT #232 On July 07 2009 13:27 SonuvBob wrote: I'd advise against Paris Hyde Ono. That is genius! Paris works as a guys or girls name too! Plus a random quote about parricide from wikipedia.. "In Japan, parricide once brought heavy punishment. Because of the Chiyo Aizawa case, however, the law was abolished."

Zoler Sweden6339 Posts July 07 2009 12:57 GMT #233 SlayerS_`Boxer` Bonjwa Gosu + Show Spoiler + name him daryl ^^ i just like that name

Licmyobelisk Philippines3682 Posts July 07 2009 12:59 GMT #234 Congrats Mani!, Now for my suggestion, since you're currently living in Japan and it's just so foreign to name your child "Clive" or any british name that's not that used.. I usually have a hard time telling my name in restaurant reservations, local client meetings etc. (because usually they would think my name is "clyde" and not "clive" LOL, sometimes they even hear it as steve or dave. (bunch of no listening skills type of people) Best part of it, I do have a step dad there in Japan and he calls me "Cribu" Yeah, just suggesting man! still congrats!

Nylan United States795 Posts July 07 2009 13:26 GMT #235 Sakura Love that name.

ichimarugin680 United States182 Posts July 07 2009 13:35 GMT #236 Muramasa Kenshin Ono Cusits sucha badass hero name No ones gone mess with him cuz theyed think he always carries a sword + the fact that he'd bethe ultimate samurai Grats mani

ichimarugin680 United States182 Posts July 07 2009 13:38 GMT #237 Muramasa Kenshin Ono Cusits sucha badass hero name No ones gone mess with him cuz theyed think he always carries a sword + the fact that he'd bethe ultimate samurai Grats mani

Eti307 Canada3442 Posts July 07 2009 13:45 GMT #238 This is awesome, imagine if your father came to you one day and say: - Son, come here, I have something to show you.. *opens teamliquid* - This is how you were named. The great thing is it will really happen for this kid Congrats Mani!

DennizR Sweden653 Posts July 07 2009 13:53 GMT #239 I personally like the name Jin (神 or maybe 仁), sounds cool whether you live in Japan or an English speaking country. I like Shin too but might sound weird for englishspeakers.

Boblion France8043 Posts July 07 2009 13:56 GMT #240 Moltke.

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