Vietnamese people, influenced by Chinese culture, nowadays still name boys with such meanings. Phong(豊), Thành(誠), Thắng(勝), Minh(明), Tiến(進), Dũng(勇), Vũ(武), Chính(正)
Meanwhile earlier people name kids with bad names believing it to chase evil spirits away. And in order to have something write those names down we got Chữ Nôm lmao.
I personally like the pre-WWII names more than the post-WWII ones, but then I'm not Japanese. Is there any reason why the post-WWII names are more popular now?
明 can be named by both male and female, but when using one letter "明Akira", it is generally a male name. If you use the kanji for "明" as a female name, it's usually "明美Akemi" or "明子Akiko". However, these are ideas for naming in reality. There are a wide variety of names for fictional stories, so I think it's possible to name a female character "Akira".
I think it isn't suitable for girl's names. Because that girl's is named that Bob,Michael. So usual most parents avoid that name for girl. The Kanji suitable for girl's name for example 美(Mi_beautiful) 子(Ko_child girl) 音(Oto,Ne_sound) sorry I can't use English good well.
They're very glossy, so either Takumi likes to paint his nails in his free time or that gloss is there to prevent him from biting his nails, as in the gloss has a bad taste so he'd stop biting his nails. Or he just naturally has really glossy nails, idk
The main meaning of the letter 武 is battle and bravery, and it sometimes stands for spirits of samurai because of the connection of these meaning to them. We call samurai as samurai too in Japan with the letter 侍. As a side note, the original meaning of 侍 is to serve(侍ふ, saburau※ old Japanese).
It’s not like each name literally means “bravery” or “knowledge”. It’s more like how in English, the name Andrew has the etymology ‘manly, strong, brave’ from Greek, or how the name Sophie means ‘wisdom, knowledge’, also from Greek
@@hajde8128 Naming your kids after knowledge or bravery is imperialism? Does the same apply to the names Andrew, Sophie, Harvey, Ethan, Solomon, Phoebe, Gabriella or Ezekiel??
たくみんの所も大雨と雷が鳴ってるから、なんか親近感（？）が湧いてくる
おへそが取られるところでした。
1. Victor
2. 🤷🏽♂️
3. Conrad
4. Brenda
5. Justin
6. Sage
7. Shaggy
8. Claire
9. Richard
10. Ernest
Fun fact: one of the protagonists in Pokémon is named Masaru in the Japanese version, and his name got localized as Victor in the English version
@@ganbarazan wow! I just pulled these out my ass. That's so cool
なんか最近気付いたんですが、たくみさんの動画を見ていたら、自分の普段書く字がキレイになっていました。
自然と書くスピード、ペンの動かし方、そういったものを真似しているんだと思います
（UA-camの無い以前なら、字の上手な方のペンの動かし方を間近に見る機会なんて、ありませんでした…）
たくみさん、いつも動画ありがとうございます。😀
Vietnamese people, influenced by Chinese culture, nowadays still name boys with such meanings. Phong(豊), Thành(誠), Thắng(勝), Minh(明), Tiến(進), Dũng(勇), Vũ(武), Chính(正)
the japanese are unique in how they use kanji. their names are still uniquely yamato, only dressed up in kanji
Meanwhile earlier people name kids with bad names believing it to chase evil spirits away.
And in order to have something write those names down we got Chữ Nôm lmao.
この字全部からんだ名前の知人いますよ！でも40〜50代ですけどね！(バックの雷、救急車気になる)
I can hear heavy rainfall and thunders.
大雨と雷鳴が聞こえます。
爪がきれいだなぁ…と
書いた字が映ってる
博 - knowledge...
❕
パチュリーノーレッジのノーレッジってknowだったのか！
knowとledgeやからノーレッジやろ！！
って思うけど、実際はナレッジって読むことが多いのでお気をつけくだしぃ。
I personally like the pre-WWII names more than the post-WWII ones, but then I'm not Japanese. Is there any reason why the post-WWII names are more popular now?
I think it is just pure feeling of defeat and inferiority. Post WWII situation in Japan was to feel sorry for everything they did during war.
Is Akira an androgynous name? If so, does it have different kanji for each gender or it's all the same?
明 can be named by both male and female, but when using one letter "明Akira", it is generally a male name.
If you use the kanji for "明" as a female name, it's usually "明美Akemi" or "明子Akiko".
However, these are ideas for naming in reality. There are a wide variety of names for fictional stories, so I think it's possible to name a female character "Akira".
両方とも戦前戦後も人気で、昭和時代には多用されてますよね！戦前生まれで博、茂、明、、って名前の方、戦後生まれで勝、進、武、、、って名前の方をたくさん見てきました！
They totally jinxed themselves with these baby names 😅
今はホスト源氏名ネームが主流
justice for tadashi
Can we have girl's names too? 😍
Agreed . Most Japanese girl names end in "ko" ... 子
Ayane Sakura is the loveliest Japanese girls name that I have ever heard.
I think it isn't suitable for girl's names.
Because that girl's is named that Bob,Michael.
So usual most parents avoid that name for girl.
The Kanji suitable for girl's name for example 美(Mi_beautiful) 子(Ko_child girl) 音(Oto,Ne_sound)
sorry I can't use English good well.
@@davidxoomer3806 Not sure how popular 子 is nowadays but 50-100 years ago definitely
Excelente.. mi canal de bonsai se llama MASARU 👍
Je suis fascinée par la calligraphie, bravo, Waouh 👏👍💖😊
Vietnamese :
Thắng (Thang) - Win
Tiến (Tien) - Advance
Dũng (Dung) - Courage
Vũ/Võ (Vu/Vo) - Samurai, Force
Chính/Chánh (Chinh/Chanh) - Justice, Right
素晴らしいです。
What kind of pen are u using
the video shows the pen he use
｢勝｣で思い出した😁🆗
秋田犬のマサル、飼い主？のザギトワさん、お元気でしょうか？😄
博の書き順が気になる…
爪がツヤツヤ✨
رأئع
渡瀬勝
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
🌎👍❤
え…なんか爪すごく綺麗……
AYO
@@SF-tf7nt ?
They're very glossy, so either Takumi likes to paint his nails in his free time or that gloss is there to prevent him from biting his nails, as in the gloss has a bad taste so he'd stop biting his nails.
Or he just naturally has really glossy nails, idk
@@NebulaIncandescence bro the comment we are replyong om said «your nails are nice»
Wait so the Japanese word for samurai isn't samurai?
I'm a foreigner and I've seen 侍 and 士 used for samurai. It's probably better that an actual Japanese person answers this though.
侍 samurai
On-Reading→ジji,シshi
Kun-Reading→ さむらいsamurai,はべるhabe(ru),さぶらうsabura(u)
Thanks
武士 bushi
The word also has the meaning of samurai.
The main meaning of the letter 武 is battle and bravery, and it sometimes stands for spirits of samurai because of the connection of these meaning to them. We call samurai as samurai too in Japan with the letter 侍.
As a side note, the original meaning of 侍 is to serve(侍ふ, saburau※ old Japanese).
i will call my son force
المطر❤️
the name "masaru" seems quite ironic
مرحبا 🇴🇲😎
阿己那嚄就叫
@@misbangs How horrible!
The name Masaru is like the Arabic word مسار ( masar ) ltself but not "' u '"
Adolfeh Kuuun
mazaru
勝 seung
進 jin
勇 yong
武 mu
Naruto?
鳴門 means Malestrom if I remember it right.
The Chinese words all mean what they mean in Chinese.
Because they’re Chinese characters
Kinda cringe
no u
It’s not like each name literally means “bravery” or “knowledge”. It’s more like how in English, the name Andrew has the etymology ‘manly, strong, brave’ from Greek, or how the name Sophie means ‘wisdom, knowledge’, also from Greek
@@いぶき-s9m sorry I don't think projecting pro-nationalism and pro-imperialism through what you name your kids a valid comparison. Cringe.
@@hajde8128 Naming your kids after knowledge or bravery is imperialism? Does the same apply to the names Andrew, Sophie, Harvey, Ethan, Solomon, Phoebe, Gabriella or Ezekiel??
@@いぶき-s9m just say you're a fascist and go.