K Kevin Hsu 後輩 Joined 29 Nov 2012 Messages 11 Reaction score 0 29 Nov 2012 Thread starter #26 Mike Cash said: Either Click to expand... Alright, I think I prefer きょ though, since it means "Imaginary" (according to google).
Mike Cash said: Either Click to expand... Alright, I think I prefer きょ though, since it means "Imaginary" (according to google).
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう Twenty-year veteran Joined 15 Mar 2002 Messages 16,758 Reaction score 2,298 29 Nov 2012 #27 Kevin Hsu said: Alright, I think I prefer きょ though, since it means "Imaginary" (according to google). Click to expand... The kana only represent sound, not meaning.
Kevin Hsu said: Alright, I think I prefer きょ though, since it means "Imaginary" (according to google). Click to expand... The kana only represent sound, not meaning.
K Kevin Hsu 後輩 Joined 29 Nov 2012 Messages 11 Reaction score 0 29 Nov 2012 Thread starter #28 Oh, I see. Anyways, the finished product is 許博凱 to きょ ひろよし (Kyo Hiroyoshi). What do you think?
M Macrobiotic Sempai Joined 12 Oct 2012 Messages 230 Reaction score 6 29 Nov 2012 #29 Mike Cash said: Can't be any worse than the time I was reading letters to Santa printed in my hometown paper and found a couple of letters from "Katana" and "Toshiba". (I wish I were making this up.....) Click to expand... Funny, but also a bit cute I think.
Mike Cash said: Can't be any worse than the time I was reading letters to Santa printed in my hometown paper and found a couple of letters from "Katana" and "Toshiba". (I wish I were making this up.....) Click to expand... Funny, but also a bit cute I think.