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Chinese Name in Japanese
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2015/5/5 22:43
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Hi!
I know you get a lot of these questions so i apologize in advance but:-
Just wondering what i would call myself while preserving my chinese name.
My chinese name is: surname 熊, given 高達
From dictionaries online, it seems inconclusive, especially as to which reading of each character i should use
熊 = Yuu? Kuma? 高 = Kou? Taka? 達 = Tachi? Da? Tatsu?
In particular... I'm trying to make my surname sound surnamey and given name sound given namey (at least, not misleading)... Seems particuarly difficult (e.g. Takada seems to be a surname?)
Thanks! -Kevin
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by Kevin (guest)
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Re: Chinese Name in Japanese
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2015/5/7 03:47
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You should try and follow the on'yomi reading (pronunciation that originated from China) for your name seeing as it is Chinese.
Yuu Kou Da = 熊高達 (ユウコウダ)
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by Kun (guest)
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