It's popular among those weaboos to get a Korean name and wear the tag on their bags. But really, those "names" are largely transliterations of their English names.
Want to get a cool Chinese name (which you may not be able to write out)? Chinese names not only sound cool, but they look good as well.
For example, shuhui in Mandarin is 淑惠. In 淑, The three dots on the left symbolise water (droplets), and the word refers to a dainty lady. In 惠, the 心 at the bottom symbolises the heart. My name is about a dainty girl with empathy and compassion (oh so apt)!
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Your English/ reference name (not necessary)*
Any "nuances"/ meanings you want your name to have
*Chinese and English names don't have a direct relationship like it is between different European languages. However, I could try to find words which sound similar/ have a similar meaning to your English name.
For those who already have Chinese names, perhaps you could share your names and what they mean!
Winnie is a unisex name which means happiness, soft and pure. I also got some ideas of this name from the bear.
Winnie = wei3 yi2 纬谊 wei3 纬 = the ancient way to call stars, bright shining and softly beautiful objects in the night sky yi2 谊 = friendship (doesn't this remind you of winnie the pooh :D)
Herredy = he2 ling2 合灵 he2 合 = harmony, together (imagine people under the 人 house) ling2 灵 = clever, nimble, flexible (the 火 below is fire) http://vocaroo.com/i/s16g1UqBDqd4
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deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
wren/ren, like the songbird. also can confirm that many arabic names sound beautiful and have beautiful meanings, even though some dialects have harsher sounds than others. though tbh not a fan of most of the masculine names
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