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big eathqake in Japanese
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2009/5/15 02:26
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Ladies and gentlemen! I know that my surname Tai-Sin "a big eathqake" means, Could anybody please write it in Japanese?
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by taisin
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Taisin,
It would be written "大震" (taishin), although I'm not sure that it is actually used very much on its own like that.
I suspect that a Japanese speaker might first think of "耐震" (earthquake resistance) on hearing "taishin".
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