popular japanese girl names

Aya_Man_1988 wrote:Nao, people! Nao!

:headscratch: :headscratch:
Nao????hmmmm......Nao-chan....that's cute... :liar:
is there any Japanese girl using ocha as a name???:ashamed: :mrgreen:

Don't you think Nao is a cute name? :beatyou: :mrgreen:

Aya_Man_1988 wrote:Don't you think Nao is a cute name? :beatyou: :mrgreen:

I wonder....where have I heard that name before..... :google: :mrgreen:

Nao is cute,,,Nao-chan
cute ne....now I don't lie about this.... :victory:

Itazura ichiban wrote:Is it true that the "-ko" ending for girls' names was popular in the post-war period and it's no longer common?

When I was in Japan last fall, I specifically asked my cousin about this. She said nowadays, it's uncommon for people to name their daughters with names ending with "ko". Her granddaughters' names were "Miyu and "Ayu" but her daughter is named "Keiko". "Ko" ending names, I guess, are old-fashioned. You don't see parents naming their daughters "Diane", "Linda" or "Susan" here now.

Sengo wrote:

When I was in Japan last fall, I specifically asked my cousin about this. She said nowadays, it's uncommon for people to name their daughters with names ending with "ko". Her granddaughters' names were "Miyu and "Ayu" but her daughter is named "Keiko". "Ko" ending names, I guess, are old-fashioned. You don't see parents naming their daughters "Diane", "Linda" or "Susan" here now.

Olga, Clementine, and Eunice are making a comeback though.

Tu_triky wrote:Olga, Clementine, and Eunice are making a comeback though.

Don't forget "Blanche."

bmwracer wrote:
Don't forget "Blanche."

Estelle.

Tu_triky wrote:Estelle.

LOL, I know someone named Estelle. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

Olga, Clementine, and Eunice are making a comeback though.

I hadn't heard about these names or Blanche and Estelle making a comback.
:lol:

A celebrity named her daughter "Apple".

Hitomi??? I always encounter this name in dramas, anime and manga.... LOL

off topic: as for a guy name, LOL "MICHAEL" is everywhere hahahaha :rofl: :rofl:

off topic: as for a guy name, LOL "MICHAEL" is everywhere hahahaha :rofl: :rofl:[/quote]

I agree with you. The name "Michael" appears to be timeless. :)

Sengo wrote:A celebrity named her daughter "Apple".

That would be Gwyneth Paltrow. :mrgreen:

Aya_Man_1988 wrote:Don't you think Nao is a cute name? :beatyou: :mrgreen:

It has a certain ..... immediacy. :hehe:

why not try a name that will sort of represent your character's personality? you can post some of their qualities so we can suggest suitable names for them, just a thought...

Hello guys I am from USA and i married to a Japanese girl. She is so cute and now our little baby girl is also in our life . Please suggest some names. I will give her surprise.

Oddly enough, (well maybe not that odd) we have a thread that discusses exactly that: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.6230.20.htm

But disregard any posts made by Tu Triky, those weren't meant to be taken seriously. (At least I don't think so :crazy: )

Merging with that thread.

christeena wrote:Hello guys I am from USA and i married to a Japanese girl. She is so cute and now our little baby girl is also in our life . Please suggest some names. I will give her surprise.

My favorite is Ryoko Yonekur so I will suggest


Ryoko meaning refreshing child / good child


Or

Michiko -- meaning beautiful wise child ; child of thousand beauties




Ryoko's role name in Doctor X is Michiko :woot: and Doctor X is my favorite

If you want good Japanese names you can find it here . Its a site for babies names and as meaningful and origin also.
www.babynology.com/japanese_babynames.html