Full Version: What does my name mean?
My name is Joon, what does that mean?
its.. Excellent means 
QUOTE(yaburihong @ May 20 2006, 09:43 PM) [snapback]1868662[/snapback]
its.. Excellent means
seriously? in like chinese symbols or what?
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I am curious why. Mongols, Manchus, and other Norther Chinese who lives at the same altitude as Koreans do not eat much rice. Instead various wheat products like noodles, manto, and baked cakes are thier main diet. So why Koreans have this rice eating culture like Southern Chinese?
No idea, sorry. Does anyone know what the name Soo Jin means??
Soo Jin means "wonderfully large buttocks"
Joon means "monkey who loves sex"
Joon means "monkey who loves sex"
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Soo Jin means "wonderfully large buttocks"
Joon means "monkey who loves sex"
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준 has 19 different meanings. good luck with that.
doesnt that mean @$$ raped monkey curtain sheet lover? just a guess
hi. can some1 plz help me out. my last name is TA. im vietnamese, but not pure. cos my dad isnt sure where his family was from. its either japan or korea. so is my last name korean or japanese. my friends think im korean cos of my last name n d way i look. is dat right? bcos wen i look at other vietnamese, i dont really look like dem. lolz.
QUOTE(patzzilove @ Jun 10 2006, 10:54 AM) [snapback]1938794[/snapback]
hi. can some1 plz help me out. my last name is TA. im vietnamese, but not pure. cos my dad isnt sure where his family was from. its either japan or korea. so is my last name korean or japanese. my friends think im korean cos of my last name n d way i look. is dat right? bcos wen i look at other vietnamese, i dont really look like dem. lolz.
sorry, TA is not a korean last name. i don't think it's japanese either. it's most likely chinese if you say you're viet.
dont always trust the english translations. knowing the actual character is what matters.
i know someone, whos last name is "jair". sounds nothing like Chinese, but it is actually more "jeh" or something. i cant actually remember because i wasnt paying attention even though i asked lol. anyway, she is 100% Chinese from HK.
yes, jair. am i the only one who finds that odd? i mean common ones like Chan, Wong, Li...when have you heard Jair!?
i know someone, whos last name is "jair". sounds nothing like Chinese, but it is actually more "jeh" or something. i cant actually remember because i wasnt paying attention even though i asked lol. anyway, she is 100% Chinese from HK.
yes, jair. am i the only one who finds that odd? i mean common ones like Chan, Wong, Li...when have you heard Jair!?
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dont always trust the english translations. knowing the actual character is what matters.
i know someone, whos last name is "jair". sounds nothing like Chinese, but it is actually more "jeh" or something. i cant actually remember because i wasnt paying attention even though i asked lol. anyway, she is 100% Chinese from HK.
yes, jair. am i the only one who finds that odd? i mean common ones like Chan, Wong, Li...when have you heard Jair!?
Neither Da or Ta are Korean, so I don't know you're talking about. Dae or Tae are, but I doubt Ta or Da are pronounced like that.
QUOTE(Mid-Night_Sun @ Jun 10 2006, 07:09 PM) [snapback]1940169[/snapback]
dont always trust the english translations. knowing the actual character is what matters.
i know someone, whos last name is "jair". sounds nothing like Chinese, but it is actually more "jeh" or something. i cant actually remember because i wasnt paying attention even though i asked lol. anyway, she is 100% Chinese from HK.
yes, jair. am i the only one who finds that odd? i mean common ones like Chan, Wong, Li...when have you heard Jair!?
no one thinks my surname is chinese u___u;
but this is most likely not the case in this situation.
personally, ham sounds like such a white name to me
yea u__u;
ham = 譚 in toisan
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Rank Char. Mandarin Cantonese Min Nan (Hokkien (Fukien)/Teochew) Viet Korean Other
67 譚 谭 Tán T'an (Tan) Taam4 Tam Tom, Ham Thâm Đàm Hom
67 譚 谭 Tán T'an (Tan) Taam4 Tam Tom, Ham Thâm Đàm Hom
ham = 譚 in toisan
so do ppl assume ur half white, half filipino?
*ducks hamlet's tomatoes*
*ducks hamlet's tomatoes*
QUOTE(ham_let @ Jun 11 2006, 12:07 AM) [snapback]1940921[/snapback]
yea u__u;
ham = 譚 in toisan
^^ what a loser!
QUOTE(JustINtroverted @ Jun 10 2006, 09:13 PM) [snapback]1940939[/snapback]
^^ what a loser!
who r u talking to?
(ps @ ham_let I was jk jk jk
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are there korean surnames as "ku" ("koo")?? just wondering..thanks
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are there korean surnames as "ku" ("koo")?? just wondering..thanks
yes. it's 구. it's not that rare.
My name is Dinesh Mohan Raturi.
Dinesh=Sun=Thae Hyang.
Dinesh=Sun=Thae Hyang.
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