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- Japanese American boy names : r namenerds - Reddit
We have something similar - my husband is Japanese American and we have wanted to give the kids names that would be easy for Japanese relatives to pronounce
- Japanese names that are “modern” : r japan - Reddit
And when the child meets an actual Japanese, it's going to be unusual for an American to have a Japanese name, no matter if it's dated or modern ps Those names you listed are maybe a little dated but not archaic Like people born in the 70s-90s would have those names pps I knew a guy from Central America who had a Japanese dad but grew up abroad
- Names in XVI. century Japan? : r JapaneseHistory - Reddit
A lot of modern Japanese surnames come from old Japanese surnames (although usually the more famous ones like "Sanada" from Sanada Hiroyuki are just people adopting famous surnames, pretty common in Japanese show-biz), so most of the modern surnames are probably cool
- Names that work in both Japanese and English : r japanlife - Reddit
My wife and I are having a child soon, and we're looking for names that work reasonably well in both Japanese and English I've combed through some past posts on this sub and other websites to compile a list Hopefully this list can be helpful to future parents of multi-national children
- Just some Japanese names I like : r namenerds - Reddit
Minato みなと (湊 - harbor port where water forks) [I got this from a list of 'Traditional Historical Japanese Names' list (in Japanese), and it does feel quite traditional Japanese Probably because it reminds me of Yamato ] Female names Nagisa なぎさ (渚 - waterside) [Another name on the Traditional Historical list
- Guide: Creating Characters with Japanese Names - Reddit
Guide: Creating Characters with Japanese Names I have noticed that many consumers of anime manga like to make original character with names that resemble Japanese Without the correct background, oftentimes these names will be completely nonsensical to those that understand Japanese
- Japan’s Top Baby Names 2021 : r namenerds - Reddit
Unlike western cultures, Japanese people don't pass down their own names names of family members to their children, which is one of the reasons I think Japanese name trends tend to come and go fast (my name, which was one of the top 10 names throughout the 90s and early 00s is no longer on the list) However, parents will sometimes pass down a kanji character (for instance, 愛子 Aiko naming
- Japanese inspired girl names : r namenerds - Reddit
Just as a fun side note, if you do decide to go with a Japanese name, any ending in -ko will feel like old lady names to many Japanese people Think Yukiko, Eriko, Hanako etc That shouldn't stop you from choosing them if you love them, but I thought it was a fun fact
- What are your favourite Japanese names? : r namenerds - Reddit
A community for those interested in names Your posts are welcome so long as they stay on the topic of names and remain civil
- Gender neutral Japanese names? : r namenerds - Reddit
A semi-related tidbit from my life: My mom’s Japanese so when she was naming my sister and I, she wanted two-syllable names bc the pronunciation of two-syllable names are basically the exact same in Japanese and in English A lot of three-syllable names can sound funky in English
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