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今北産業
- 6 Jun 2006
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heheh~...warakawa said:wow, everyone on this site is so humble....
That's one of the things I like about this forum, actually...
Culture shock...?^^;
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heheh~...warakawa said:wow, everyone on this site is so humble....
huayue said:not at all~^_^
huayue it means "花月"(花好月圆)
Glenn said:愛子?
When you said "love" and "girl" I thought 愛女.
Glenn said:So is your name Zǐài (子愛), and your sister's Zǐyān (子燕)?
thank youricecake said:That's an awesome name for a gal,it literately means " lovely flowers full moon " LOVELY FLOWERS under the FULL MOON.
By the way,my Chinese first name is Kanji word for LOVE with the Chinese character FEMALE/GIRL to the left of it.My pop was quite creative naming me,I haven't met any Chinese with this " unique " name to this day.
Aiko is my Japanese romaji spelling.
in Dongbei...hmmm.you always use 窶ー'爱你(an ai ni) instead 窶ーテ、爱你窶吮ぎ窶愿キ said:窶ー'爱你
another translation.
Ye!Cue said:wow, cool! Thanks, Glenn.
...but..uh.. how do you pronounce 窶禿ァ? ya? -_-;
Q
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I didn't know that the right part of 窶「Q is ヒ?、... ^^;;;
In Japan, there's a prefecture called ヒ?、窶「Qツ(窶堋ヲ窶堙絶?堙淞), sounds like a lot of love there, eh. xD
Anyway, very cute names, you guys.![]()
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it pronounced like this...lol, no. My friend, who speaks Chinese, told me how to say it. When I saw the words, it sounded formiliar.
窶ーテ、 爱 你
wo ai ni
I love you
probably,"窶能" is I in wu or cantanese