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Sunday, November 21, 2021
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The popular names of the last few years feel like the appear in Japanese drama,anime and games. I'm not bad at Kanji,but there are many names that make me think“I don't know how to read”.
Normally, you can guess the name by thinking about how to read the Kanji, but some children have names that can't be associate Kanji.
I haven't rankedin, but is seem that the“kirakira-name”is still alive. It seems that one-character Kanji is popular.
I wish the babies happiness.
I always find lists like this fun!
In the past it was often the (paternal) grandfather who gave names to the grandchildren, so they were a bit old fashioned, or at least traditional.
Now the parents usually name their children, and I think Toki is right - they seem to get inspiration from pop culture (the characters in manga, anime and games). For us foreigners some names are odd or strange, like Cocoa and Mocca. We don't think of the kanji meaning, just the sound so can't help laughing or swearing.
I think I'd prefer a one-character name if I was Japanese. Kanji are hard enough to write as-is!
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