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TAKANORI TOMITA' Japanese
Tips
[1 new Japanese symbols are added]
Issued at: 18th of May
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Hi
This is Takanori Tomita from
DSFY.com - Japanese symbol Kanji Translation
website.
============1 New Japanese
kanji symbols =======
I added 1 new Japanese Kanji Symbols.
They are:
1. Objective
You can access these symbols
from this link:
http://www.dsfy.com/KanjiDictionary_JapaneseSymbols.htm
==== Japanese Lessons for
this week======
Topic [How to Write Your
Name in Japanese Symbol]
Writting your name is in
Japanese is usually done by using the phonetic
translations - 'A Te Ji' in Japanese.
What is the phonetic translations?
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Your name is translated into Japanese symbol
by how it is pronounced, and suitable substitute
characters are allocated to each sound.
For example, Tom is 3 words in English. But,
2 words in Japanese - 'To' 'Mu' (Romaji Writting)
- •x–²
You see what I mean?
3 different scripts
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In Japanese, you can write things with 3 different
scripts.
1. Hiragana - ‚Ђ炪‚È
2. Katakana - ƒJƒ^ƒJƒi
3. Kanji - Š¿Žš
Which one do I use? It depends
on the situation.
Writting Japanese people's name usually in Kanji,
and writting English name is usually done by
Katakana.
But, many English speaking people prefer their
name in Kanji.
Of course, it is possible to write your name
in Japanese Kanji.
Is there any meaning?
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A lot of people ask me that if there is any
meanings in their Japanese name. Well, the name
itself doen't have any meaning.
But, each substitute character has a meaning,
and can be different meaning by whom and how
your name is translated.
Because, there are many ways to write English
name in Kanji.
For example, Tom
If I translate that, I put •x–² which is 'Rich
and Dream' in English.
But, it can be “s–¶ which is 'Capital and Fog'.
If you want your name in
Japanese symbol with 3 different scritps, you
can access to my Japanese name Translation site:
http://www.dsfy.com/JapaneseNameTranslation.htm
==== Questions asked by visitors======
Q:
" Thank you very much for the news letter.
Can I ask you to take the time and find me the
information to learn Japanese? Perhaps you could
teach me some on top of whatever else the newsletter
does not teach? I am quite sincere in this regard
& cannot express my excitement at having
such a chance fall into my lap. I look forward
to hearing from you soon. J."
ANS:
Thank you J.
I am very happy that my newsletter motivated
you to Learn Japanese. Yes, there are some website
that you can learn to Write or Speak Japanese.
This is also a good topic for the newsletter
as well.
I will let you know the answer for this with
the next newsletter.
Probably, you can check this site as well. It
seemed to be good if you don't have a time to
go to school.
http://hop.clickbank.net/?takanori/languages
==== Any questions about
Japanese? ======
If you have any questions about Japanese or
Japan, I might be able to help you out. For
example.
1. I would like to Learn Japanese, what should
I do?
2. I am going to Japan in July, which state
is the good place to visit?
3. How do I say ..... in Japanese?
If it is a good question,
I might answer that for you in this newsletter
or at my Japanese symbol kanji dictionary site.
To post the question, you can go to this site
and see the right hand side. There is a box
you can enter your question, and all you have
to do is click "SUBMIT".
http://www.dsfy.com/KanjiDictionary_JapaneseSymbols.htm
Until Next Week
SAYONARA
Takanori Tomita
DSFY.com
Japanese symbol Kanji Translation for Tattoo
design.
http://www.dsfy.com
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25 popular Kanji Symbols are realsed.
Have you seen LAST SAMURAI? Some of those Kanji
used in this movie such as Samurai, Bushido
and Honor are available in this E-book. So,
if you are interested in Collection of Kanji
Symbols,
http://www.dsfy.com/Kanji.htm
You get both Calligraphy and Stencil outline
of 25 popular Kanji Symbols.
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