Haloheroine wrote:Ah, I'll ask.
How's "Hananome" for a surname? I mean, I may as well change it now if it makes no sense XD It'll save my ass if I ever publish C-P, as well.
I had no intention of a meaning, I thought up the name back when I just slapped together random syllables for a name, so I'm up to changing it if needed.
suthethird wrote:I've been wondering about this for quite a while.
Has anyone ever thought of taking UTAU names like Camila Melodia, WHITE, Trace Webb, LOKE, BLYTHE Anaka, and names like that (with English words in them, for the most part) and tried writing them in kanji to preserve the pronunciation as much as possible, but still be written in kanji and make a vague bit of sense?
I'd be curious to see the results, to be honest. Especially to see what the possible meanings would mean.
suthethird wrote:I've been wondering about this for quite a while.
Has anyone ever thought of taking UTAU names like Camila Melodia, WHITE, Trace Webb, LOKE, BLYTHE Anaka, and names like that (with English words in them, for the most part) and tried writing them in kanji to preserve the pronunciation as much as possible, but still be written in kanji and make a vague bit of sense?
I'd be curious to see the results, to be honest. Especially to see what the possible meanings would mean.
SANSYO wrote:Hanja and Kanji are the same word, ahaaa;;;
(They're both different readings for "Han Alphabet")
You can write a western name in Chinese, but if your using a different reading system other than chinese, (The Korean or Japanese way for reading the characters)It's kind of redundant, since both languages have their own alphabets for writing pronunciations.
I'm not saying that you can't or shouldn't write in Chinese characters, but that it would seem pointless to people expecially if it's not the Sino pronunciation.
It would be a pointless thing to waste time with when there's nothing better to do.
VocaRi wrote:I can type in Japanese and tell apart Kana from hiragana
VocaRi wrote:I've always been worried on naming my charas so I tend to get actual meanings I know of and put them together somehow and use translating sites just to check. But for Mira, I just named her whatever I thought fit her. What would "Aoki Mira" mean anyway? I can type in Japanese and tell apart Kana from hiragana, but I don't actually know what her name means. I've spelled her name like 青木ミラ and I'm not sure if it was written correctly. o ^ o
Sourbet wrote:VocaRi wrote:I can type in Japanese and tell apart Kana from hiragana
Can I just say that Hiragana IS Kana?
Luna wrote:^
Hiragana and Katakana are both Kana. |D
Chasing Fireflies wrote:I think Luna means that Kana is the umbrella term for both katakana and hiragana. It can be used to refer to either or both. ^__^
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