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Chinese-Phrase Parlor

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Ever thought of having a Chinese name that sounds like your name but also has a nice meaning? What about a motto in Classical/Literary Chinese and hate the fact that Google translate only has modern Chinese?
Whether it be a motto, a courtesan name, an art name, or just a gangster rapper name, the Chinese-Phrase Parlor might just suit your needs!

Comment below if you want something translated, and make sure top specify the nature of the translation you want!


Disclaimer: I'm not a native Mandarin speaker but I'll try my best :harmoneia:
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Interesting!

I'd just go with "Cala" for a name if you're doing such. (Hard C as in "k" not "s", if that matters.)

Not particular about what kind. Pick something you like!

Thank you for the cool idea (and your time)!
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拉扎勒斯
Lā zhā lè sī

Though, a native speaker wrote down what they thought it would be...

Let me try to find it and then edit in that picture.
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Repost my Chinese name. :>
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Cala wrote:
10 Oct 2018, 01:58
Interesting!

I'd just go with "Cala" for a name if you're doing such. (Hard C as in "k" not "s", if that matters.)

Not particular about what kind. Pick something you like!

Thank you for the cool idea (and your time)!
Thanks Cala!
What is a hard C? Is the C pronounced like ch? Or th?
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@Neq: is that supposed a Chinese name that someone gave you? It seems pretty long, must sound like your real name. :P

@fratt: 法得禅 😊
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Harmoneia wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 04:04
@Neq: is that supposed a Chinese name that someone gave you? It seems pretty long, must sound like your real name. :P

@fratt: 法得禅 😊
I just looked up the translation of my real name (well, the Biblical version thereof) - though I'd gladly doxx myself over PMs to you if you would like to post my 'Mandarin name' (too lazy to find that handwritten piece of paper just to find a way to eventually send it as a gyazo image).
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Harmoneia wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 03:56
What is a hard C? Is the C pronounced like ch? Or th?
Cala wrote:
10 Oct 2018, 01:58
(Hard C as in "k" not "s", if that matters.)
Hard C = K ("Kalalin")
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I want my name in Hokkien, pls. Doesn't have to be a direct translation :>
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Guy wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 07:41
I want my name in Hokkien, pls. Doesn't have to be a direct translation :>
How vulgar. We only speak classical Chinese here.
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Harmoneia wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 03:56
Thanks Cala!
What is a hard C? Is the C pronounced like ch? Or th?
:yes:

It would be C = K, as Fratt said. "Kala"
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What's my name in Chinese? :P
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I'm tempted to say 可乐 which means cola (pronounced as ke le) but that is funny so I'll go with the traditional Chinese 歌樂 which means song and happiness. :) (also pronounce as "ge le")
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Marilyn Manson Freaks wrote:
14 Oct 2018, 02:51
What's my name in Chinese? :P
马林 = horse + forest :P
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frattastan wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 07:45
Guy wrote:
12 Oct 2018, 07:41
I want my name in Hokkien, pls. Doesn't have to be a direct translation :>
How vulgar. We only speak classical Chinese here.
Rude. Guy's name in Hokkien is Lah Meh, which means... guy. If you wanna shorten it you can same LaMe. :thumbsup:
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I'd like "Fratt sucks" in Hokkien. Please and thanks. :P
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:(
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