Neshii instead of Nessa? Actually that's my name in Japanese! Find out your Japanese name by clicking here. Not all names can be translated to Japanese though.
This is what the name "Nessie" looks like in Japanese. They didn't have Nessa in their database.
It is pronounced "NESHII". (Consonants are pronounced more or less the same way as in English. "I" sounds like ee in meet, but shorter. "E" sounds like e in met. Double vowels like "II" are held for twice the duration of single vowels.)
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Oh I see.... mine is Annu! Not so keen on my Japanese name. LOL
ReplyDeleteNissan, Sushi, Arigato, Wasabe ... LOL! That is the only Japanese I know ...
ReplyDeleteMy Japanese name is (must be said in a gruff loud gravely voice) NIKORASU, sounds like the head of the yakuza .... cool.
Pity.. No name matches with mine.. Is it so weird or this translator so lousy..
ReplyDeleteno name matches mine too! Even though I spelt it "Shima". What about Hiroshima? hahahaha.. my family used to call me Shimamoto when I was small.. like buddy's age. So I'll just stick to that. LOL! I used to hate it.. but not anymore.. :D
ReplyDeleteAnn - That sounds like our bahasa saja... 'si anu ba ada datang tadi!' LOL
ReplyDeleteNick - Mitsubishi, Toyota, Puchi-Puchi Nikorasu! Hait! Cool name you got there:)
ReplyDeleteIshak - Oh, that's too bad:( Perhaps you could improvise your name. I tried using 'Shak' and the site recommended using 'Chuck'. Your Japanese name is CHAKKU :D
ReplyDeleteShemah - Hiroshima?! LOL
ReplyDeleteShimamoto is cute la:) I tried using 'Emma' since they didn't have your name, so your Japanese name is ENMA... I prefer Shimamoto though:)
If I used my middle name 'Crystal', in Japanese it is pronounced "KURISUTARU"!!! Ha ha ha ha...so different...he he he...I love to publish this in my blog if you don't mind...he he...
ReplyDeleteAnyway, Neshii...I have a 'Sweet Treat' for you. Go and claim it at:
Sweet Treat Award
Hi Kurisutaru! Rhymes with Hikaru (Hikaru Utada, my fav. Japanese singer!). I don't mind, go ahead:D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet treat.
nasib baik bukan nehi XD
ReplyDeleteMaslight - Nehi? Teringat sia filem Hindi:)
ReplyDeleteWatashi wa Anjii desu... =)
ReplyDeleteI found this blog while searching for the meaning of my name, Anjii.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is pronounced (Ahn-Gee)
If anyone can tell me the meaning and origin, I'd appreciate it. This has been bugging me all my life. :)
Angie - Anjii, sounds pretty similar :) hey, Happy CNY to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteHi Nikki! Welcome to Mumblings :)
ReplyDeleteI'm sori I can't help you there :( I'm not a Japanese language expert. Perhaps you should join a forum on Japan, ask the participants there.
Thanks for dropping by!