Get your name in chinese

[bunker]

5 lletter name that takes 6 characters to write???

 

[hdeck]

i like:beer:

 

[Lars]

My name is not listed.

 

[Vertimus]

Originally posted by: bunker
5 lletter name that takes 6 characters to write???

That's three characters.

 

[flxnimprtmscl]

Kent. Looks cool but there's still no way in hell I'm getting a tattoo of it

 

[gunblade]

Mine!

LOL!
Actually, I think it is a lot tougher to use Chinese character than English. Because there is some noun or verd that are formed by the combination of chinese words. Some of them just sound the same and when they group together it is not the same. This of course is in writing.

After lack of using it for a while, I now am always subjected to use the wrong word which even tho sound similar but isn't the exact word in writing.

 

[spunkz]

no eric

 

[So]

No Bill or William. I've been gyped! :|

 

[Sid59]

i have mine. give to me by my mandarin teacher.

 

[SurgicalShark]

Originally posted by: gunblade
Mine!

LOL!
Actually, I think it is a lot tougher to use Chinese character than English. Because there is some noun or verd that are formed by the combination of chinese words. Some of them just sound the same and when they group together it is not the same. This of course is in writing.

After lack of using it for a while, I now am always subjected to use the wrong word which even tho sound similar but isn't the exact word in writing.

Chinese language does not have words. It is symbolic language. For each new object introduced/used, they have to create new symbol for it.

 

[gunblade]

Originally posted by: SurgicalShark

Originally posted by: gunblade
Mine!

LOL!
Actually, I think it is a lot tougher to use Chinese character than English. Because there is some noun or verd that are formed by the combination of chinese words. Some of them just sound the same and when they group together it is not the same. This of course is in writing.

After lack of using it for a while, I now am always subjected to use the wrong word which even tho sound similar but isn't the exact word in writing.

Chinese language does not have words. It is symbolic language. For each new object introduced/used, they have to create new symbol for it.

I use 'word' literally as a character. And you are wrong in saying that each new object used, they will created a new symbol for it. The symbolic way to create character is not the only way, even tho it is the oldest way. In fact, they are basically six to seven way to create chracter. One of the most common is the symbolic + pronounciation(sound).

 

[Ornery]

Originally posted by: bolido2000

Originally posted by: Ornery
How do you know it doesn't really say 'fvcktard'?

because I know chinese.

You're just trying to sucker me into wearing a T-shirt, that has 'kick me' silk screened in Chinese on it.

 

[Anghang]

Originally posted by: Mo0o
interesting, although i prefer my real chinese name

 

[Shelly21]

Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
wish they had Paige (my daughters name)

Put in Peggy, it sounds the same. I'm sure they're doing it phonicly(sic).

I heard the name Michael sounds like "sell dog" in Chinese.

 

[sd]

Mine

 

[monk3y]

Doesn't have my name

 

[raystorm]

here's mine:

my name in chinese

 

[JoPh]

http://www.cyberyong.com/download/J/JOSEPH.jpg

 

[metalmania]

If you know Chinese, you should know the last character of your name in that picture is wrong.

Originally posted by: bolido2000
Text

Here is mine

 

[AnimeKnight]

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: DrPizza
I am SOOOO glad I don't have to write this every time I sign my name:
here

And, that's only half of my name!
How do they get anything accomplished in China? They must spend all their time writing!

Japan (and korea) uses the same characters. My gf can write faster using these characters than she can writing roman characters (she writes plenty fast).

I took 1 year of Japanese and these characters are very very easy to write and remember. There's thousands of them but they're very simular.

that's Japanese.. their writing other than the kanjis are just assembles of their "alphabets"

I remember I read it somewhere that... statstic shows asians don't have many case of dislexsia because of their writings

 

[aircooled]

I wish you could type in any name and it would convert it. I go by my initials.

 

[ggavinmoss]

Hrm, they don't have one for "caucasian devil" -- oh well.

-geoff

 

[Ranger X]

They don't have my name. :|

 

[Mayfriday0529]

For those of you that didnt find your name try the following link instead they got more and faster server
click here

also some of the names from the original post and this new link look different.