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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by sunyippee [/i]
[B]rttocs77, I dont know if I have misunderstanded you, and I comprehend the meaning as "Hey, what a confounded fool your motherland is!" If it is what you wanted to express for sure, here is my response: I shall be prouded as a CHINESE forever and ever. If I misunderstand you, I beg you to forgive me. [/B][/QUOTE]


No, no, no. I'm sorry it was just a bad sarcastic joke. I didn't mean it literally. Sorry.
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by rttocs77 [/i]
[B]No, no, no. I'm sorry it was just a bad sarcastic joke. I didn't mean it literally. Sorry. [/B][/QUOTE]

Haven't you learned that you're bad at making jokes yet?


Jennifer. (jen-nih-fur) Plain, simple...and I've yet to find a translation of it into any other language besides Welsh, which is where it originates from.

Perhaps you could do Lynn ( vio[b]lin[/b] ) as well?
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Wow..Wasabi, have you found that you have the same name as GreenEyedDragon's!:eek: [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/alexandra.gif[/IMG] is yours. Well, I give you the meaning: The first character means "second", "experience"is the translation of the seond character, the third "mountain", the fourth "moral" and the last "attract". You see, these five characters have no obvious relations, for that this name is translated by the pronunciation. And I can tell you that this name in China sounds noblest. :love:

Uzumaki Naruto, I found your name in Chinese-English dictionary as [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/justin.gif[/IMG] . The first character of yours is a famous family name in China. Do you know "the dream of the red chamber"? The hero in this famous novel has this family name which is this first character.
Then, the second means "second" , hehe..so coincidental ~_^ The last means "palace".
But, as Justin Timberlake, people like to translate his first name as [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/justin_2.gif[/IMG] in China. I don't know why, maybe it is more foreign-like~
The last character here which is different from yours means "shore". :babble:

RioLaskand, here is yours [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/stephen.gif[/IMG] . The first character "this", the second "pedicel", the last "fragrance". "this fragrance of the pedicel", Oh, womanish? But it is not the case and it also sounds as the name of a tough guy in China.:freak:

Carr, I'm so happy to translate your name as Carrie, because this is my English name also!:love: Okay, here it is [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/carrie.gif[/IMG] The first character means "devoted" and the second "beautiful"! Enjoy it? Why not!:love:

RPCrazy, two names for you. The first [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/jennifer.gif[/IMG] , the first character is a famous family name in China, and the second "girl", the last refers "soft".:) Then, the second name
[IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/lynn.gif[/IMG] as Lynn. These two characters means "forest" and "kindness". :rolleyes:

Ryu_Sakura, [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/arylle.gif[/IMG] for you. The first "a", the second "pistil", the last "you", hehe, is it means that you seems as a beautiful pistil? Oh, I don't know..:D

Stephanie Ayler, here is yours [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/stephanie.gif[/IMG] , I'm translating each of them respectively: "this", "pedicel", "fragrance" and "tender girl". "This tender girl seems as the gragrance pedicel"? Hehe... just my own comprehension... :p

Toorima, yours here [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/forrest.gif[/IMG] , four characters refers "good fortune"; "lucky"; "this", "unusual"!Oh.. what a propitious name it is!! And I'd like to tell you that three days from now, we Chinese will have the "Chinese New Year", which is Spring Festival, and all of us will stick the "good fortune" on wall or door, just as this [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/fudao.gif[/IMG] , have you found that this character is the inversion of the first character in your name? For "invert" and "arrival" translated in Chinese have the same pronuncitaion, so people "invert" the "good fortune", and wish for the "arrival" of the "good fortune"! Interesting?:D Good luck!

And...rttocs77, I'm sorry for speaking in such a bad manner too, was I the same guy as him ¡ú:flaming: ~_^ It won't happen again, I promise. And... good friend~ :love:
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heh, at school some kids call me fire arms, probaly 'cause i get into so many fights. wierd, huh? I'm the 2nd shortest girl in my friend group, and I'm the 58th shortest in the school. But I have a bad temper and get pissed off alot, so it seems to fit. (slightly 0.o)
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Ahhh... I would ask what my name it but I already have an acutal Chinese name!!

English name is Ryan... which has an actual meaning of something like Irish King (correct me if I'm wrong here people)

But my Chinese name is Law Tien Sioong! (No I can be bothered to figure out how to find out how to put the characters on sorry! :p ) Anyway, the last bit means Sky Warrior!! Cool huh?

Both names are real 'noble'. My parents did a good job there.... lol

Peace out!

(Wait, now I remember why I came here! My friend, his name is Raney, "ren-ay", and he asked that question just the other day.... wonder what it'll be sunyipee?)
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Oh! This is so cool! Will you do mine please? It's Kathleen. and if it's not much trouble will you please do the name I use online Katt (pronunced like cat). Thank you sooooo much!
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BlackShadowmon, here is what you want [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/laura.gif[/IMG] The basic meaning of these two Chinese characters is "work" and "attract"~ Come on!^_^

Hey..ssj3borjan, is this your Chinese name you wanted to show us? [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/luo.gif[/IMG] I just imagined it by the pronuciation and the meaning, correct me if it is wrong ~_^ Sky Warrior, a very cool Chinese name for sure!!And your parents are Chinese the same? What a splendid name they did it for you! Oh, and the Chinese name for Raney~[IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/rayne.gif[/IMG] I thought it to be a girl's name, but you said "his"? I'm sorry that these two Chinese characters also very womanish:p The one "pistil" and another "tender girl" :D

Angelus_Necare, it your turn! Firstly, [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/tiffany.gif[/IMG] as Tiffany, and the first character means "pedicel", the second "fragrance", the last " tender girl"... Then [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/kira.gif[/IMG] as Kira. The first refers to "timber" and the second "attractive".

Deedlit, I like your name, it sounds divine and soft when it is pronounced in Chinese. Here it is [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/samantha.gif[/IMG] Now I'll give you the meaning of these three characters. The first "Bodhisattva", which is the merciful deity in Chinese religion; the second "graceful" and the last "pagoda"... What a pretty name lol.

Dreamerspiritt, [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/kathleen.gif[/IMG] for you! A cute and pretty name! Okay, the first character means "victory", the second "this" and the last "beautifu jade"!:D

Tsukasa0013, we translate Alyssa as [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/alyssa.gif[/IMG] . Very pretty also! The first character points to "tansy", the second means "beautiful" and the last Bodhisattva", which is the merciful deity in Chinese religion. LoL.

Shinobi, [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/ewan.gif[/IMG] for your first name. The first charcter means "especially" and the second "kindness", a very approachable name, hehe...And then, [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/denny.gif[/IMG] for your second name. The first character "red" and the second "soil".

And.. Hataki Vash, I translated your name into Chinese by the pronunciation as [IMG]http://photo.91trip.com/photo/5927/4688/black.gif[/IMG] , so you can pronounce it just the same as your English name. And I give you the meaning here. the first charact "fabric", the second "grass" and the last "overcome". ~_^
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