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clarinha
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Good morning everbody!!!
I need help.
I �m preparing a ws about Japan and Japanese stories and I need help from our Japanese teachers. I want to write "I love Japan", "clarinha", and I need to Know the most common girl names.
Please, can you help me? Thank you.
clarinha 
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8 Jul 2010
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SaraMariam
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Maybe this will help you Good luck with your stories :) |
8 Jul 2010
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Errie
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I �m teaching at a few schools here and the names that pop up the most are:
Aoi (also a boys name), Naoko, Kanako, Hikaru, Riri, Kaho, Mizuho, Ai, Miki, Shiori, Risa, Ran, Sayaka, Hiromi, Kaede.
I hope these will help you a bit. There �re a lot more but these are the ones I can think of at the moment.
If you have any further Japanese related questions then drop me a line whenever you feel so...
Cheers
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8 Jul 2010
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clarinha
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Thank you Sara for the useful link.
Errie thank you so much. I think I will pm real soon. Thank you so much. |
8 Jul 2010
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lillizen
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Hello, Clarinha:
You can use this tool to convert your name:
http://www.mauvecloud.net/charsets/asian/fastromaji.html
Please, choose Katakana for foreign names:
クラリンハ
I hope it helps.
Lilli.
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8 Jul 2010
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lillizen
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Oops, but I guess the name resulted into something like:
Ku-ra-rin-ha, which would sound like "koorarin-ha", er that �s not very clear, I guess... :S
Now I don �t know how to write "nha" in Japanese. 
Maybe: クラリニャ = Kurarin-ya. I think that may be it, but really not sure. :P
Well, I am sure some Japanese teacher will log in soon and will be able to help you... hehehe
Sorry... :(
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8 Jul 2010
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