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Beki 06-15-2007 01:09 PM
i've always liked Hitami :)

edit: usually though my favourite Japanese names begin with K or M - they seem to sound better in my opinion!

fara7 06-15-2007 01:27 PM
I like the name Aya... it can be even used by us Arabs (middle east).

Among boys names i like Yamada, Keiski....... I cant remember any more.

Kir0 06-15-2007 03:19 PM
I love Japanese names. I always tell people whenever I have a child I will use a Japanese name. Although I don't know whether I actually will or not. They are just so much more interesting. Of course that could be because I simply don't hear them everyday. Regardless, they are still beautiful.

musashi 06-15-2007 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Suki (Post 150649)
Sasuke, for some reason I find it sweet and that's why I named my dog like this., altough no Japanese would name their son like that cause, as I was told, it used to be a popular "samurai" name but it's forgotten nowadays. ^^

For girls, Suki, Akane and Sayuri.



I thought Ichigo was a boy's name; what about Kurosaki Ichigo from Bleach...?

And by the way, Itachi means weasel, it IS NOT a boy's name. There is no one in Japan named Itachi, as you'll understand. lol


Pd- I'd have never imagined Sora would be a girl's name and Riku a boy's.
I guess there are some exceptions....you know how Tony is a bo's name, but if you spell it like Toni, then it's a girls.....lol.....maybe thats the reason....

bloodsinger 06-22-2007 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Kir0 (Post 153141)
I love Japanese names. I always tell people whenever I have a child I will use a Japanese name. Although I don't know whether I actually will or not. They are just so much more interesting. Of course that could be because I simply don't hear them everyday. Regardless, they are still beautiful.
Me too. Japanese names have a certain kind of sond to them that is like music. The way you say it in different tones is like music. Haha. I must be rambling. I agree Japanese names are beautiful the meaning behind the names are very meaningful if you get what I mean. I love all Japanese name except for some strange reason I do not like the name Sakura. Must be influenced from Naruto cause I do not really like Sakura. Haha but I do like the flower.

annaken 06-22-2007 12:43 PM
^-^
 
YUNA is the best Japanese name

Kayci 06-23-2007 03:02 PM
Girls?

Ayaka
Keiko
Marina (Yes, with the right kanji, it can be japanese. :))
Kyoko- Kanji =Reverent child (sp?)
Yoshimi -My absolute favorite name

Boys?

Rei - From the kanji "Reimei"...or something like that. (dawn or twilight)
Musashi
Naritaka
Sho
Hiroki
Toshio
Yuu

Kittenx 06-25-2007 07:21 PM
Girls;

Amane.
Sakura.
Rinoa.

Boys;

Akira. (Unisex)
Tidus.
Akito.

Nanuq 06-25-2007 10:55 PM
Hi! I'm new!

I love japanese names, but I think, they have to fit to persons. If I live in Germany, and I will have a german wife, then in my opinion the baby couldn't get a japanese name, it should have a nordic name. I don't like it that here in Germany the people use so many exotic names, because the baby later perhaps doesn't like to have such an exotic name, and has to live with the name or has to change it.

But beside this some japanese favourite names are: Aoi, Aiko, Kyoko, Miyuki, Sakura and many more. :p

pixuli 06-25-2007 11:02 PM
momoko is good ^^


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