kireikoori
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- 3 Aug 2007
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Well I think it pretty obviously means beautiful ice.
Missing the 'na' particle.
Missing the 'na' particle.
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Hey, you life in belgium? (probably in the french part...)HirokiNaka Why? simply --> Hiroki is my my real name
The Japanese name Hiroki may be written with the characters for "wide; large" (hiro) and "timber trees; wood" (ki). Other possibilities include "wide expanse; abundance" (hiro) and "radiance; shine; sparkle" (ki), as well as "abundant; rich; fertile" (hiro) and "timber trees; wood" (ki).
and the Naka because of Nakamoto my family name
Riona is just my old nickname lol.
That was random. I'd give you a high five in real life, but man!