Why do Japanese names look good and sound when translated literally into Chinese? The reply of netizens can't laugh anymore!

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There is such a topic, why is the literal translation of Japanese names into Chinese so beautiful and good-sounding?

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I laughed to death, I guess I was deceived when I came to the Tang to learn Chinese, or I took it back to Japan to deceive the enemy: "This is the Chinese character of the Great Tang, give you this name, my grandson, it is a noble meaning." ---Ah, the name of Datang is so foreign, it's so good, I'll call me grandson." Then the family actually became more and more prosperous, the population became more and more, and the whole city was called my grandson city, as if I had to take the subway to Narita Airport to take this bus to my grandson or which line I forgot, in short, it is a terminal station, and you have to take this train from Shibuya to many places.

My surname is Wang, and I went to Japan on a business trip with my colleagues, and the hotel manager only added a "sample" to my room card name, and I asked the translator why he just added a word to my name? The translator said to show respect, and I wondered if I looked like the boss in the group?

It may be the era of war, after conquering this place, I hope that this place will be peaceful and peaceful, Liao should refer to the Liao River, and Ning is peaceful. Similar to Ningxia, Nanning, Ningbo, these places, with Ning, Ping, He, An'an many places have similar places, the most prominent is the name of "Xin'an", there are everywhere in the country, it is just calmed meaning, it is estimated that this place has just been laid, the main general is a difficult to name household, I don't know what name is good, it is called Xin'an

I don't think it's that Japanese names sound good when translated, but that now more and more young parents in China are starting to homogenize the names of their children, and I'm tired of hearing them...

Correct solution! I'm still wondering how anyone could ask that, is it a rhetorical question? There are more than a few Japanese names that are really ugly, and most of them are difficult to look at... Occasionally, there are one or two surprising combinations, which just satisfy a person's curiosity.

A lot of fairy names are just as weird and weird.:The suffix of the male god's name is "life" or "respect".,The suffix of the goddess's name is "than selling".,This is more than selling it.。。 You can't judge the sound of a name by the meaning of the transliterated word

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