Japanese baby girl name

[Honk]

i think dita is a name that sounds great. and its used in japan and america ( like Dita van teese)

my daughter gets this name :3 (when i have one.... in x years)

[MMM]

Dita? でぃた？ぢた？

Are you sure about the spelling on that one?　I have never heard that as a Japanese name...

[Honk]

not really sure, but a japanese friend is named Dita ( and i know it from some animes, like vandread, but i dont take this as a proof^^)

[MMM]

Originally Posted by Honk

not really sure, but a japanese friend is named Dita ( and i know it from some animes, like vandread, but i dont take this as a proof^^)

It's just that "DI" is not a natural sound in Japanese. (like the letter "D", in "DJ".)

[tommasi]

Dita is definitely not Japanese.

It's kinda messed up if someone names their kids like that...

When I was a little, there was this girl. Her name in Kanji was like this 天使 but her parents decided to pronounce it Angel...

I felt sorry for her.

[asouatiqah]

i would suggest MISAKI..
nice n cute^_^

[Nyororin]

Originally Posted by asouatiqah

i would suggest MISAKI..
nice n cute^_^

I have a male friend named Misaki.

[minty]

It's kinda bit odd for me, why not Japanese name? Is there something wrong with it? If so, then why should some of us - without any trace of Japanese blood are registered here in the japanforum and want to learn Japanese language, culture and the likes? Why d'you speak japanese, if you're not one? Is there any difference in it?

my classmate is a pure chinese, and her silbings including her had a japanese name .
idk why she got japanese name but she said her mum likes japanese culture and got all of them a japanese name.

she got named yumiko though,