Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Is it weird for someone having this name for Japanese? 林 有?

Question:


Is it pronounce as Hayashi Yue?

Do Japaneses use Surname or First name first?

I preferred Yue Hayashi is it incorrect?

Answer:


林-有 is a comparatively unusual name. It might be a name felt easily by the person.
My friend is 森-淑 mori-hajime. The meaning is a forest, and a gentleman.

Hayasi-yu(Not yue) shows only the state. There is a woods.

A man or the woman is often shown.

Usually,popular
a woman for 林-有子 Hayasi-yuuko.
a man for 林-有夫 Hayasi-ario,
林-有一 hayasi-yuuichi
林-有哉 hayashi-yuuya

The named thing might be abundant.
林-有哉 is a typical Japanese name.
It's means same hayasi-yu.

「ya」...
The sound is improved.
The meaning is not changed.
It is said the putting character, and is a particle that originates in China. It is often used in present age Japan.


For the friend, it often calls by the first name each other.
「Hi,yu!」(sound "yu"="you" ^^;)

It often calls with surname in the office. 「hayashi san。」

The sound named yue isnt a familiar, little sound in Japan.
"月" is sound as yue in Chinese, a lot in woman's name.

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