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Posted by seung ju on 07-05-2002 05:59 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by KeN VeRsUs RyU
i AM bruce lee.. all the black peopl in my neighborhood tell me so..

lol, i get that too, 'cept i'm jackie chan. they think i look just like him :huh: stupid ass people.


Posted by tea on 07-06-2002 04:25 AM:

the majoritiy of students at my high school was white...there were about 100 asian student...including ones being less than half asian. for some reason, i somehow acquired the nickname "the asian" from some white guys....i guess theyve never seen asians before haha

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Posted by daNNy LuV 1TYM on 07-06-2002 07:17 AM:

bruce lee is chinese. i never heard that rumor b4. lee, yang, and oh can be chinese and krn surnames.
i'm chinese and all that bout krn and chinese names wuz very confusing...but makes sum kinda sense cuz oh jin hwan from 1tym got a tatoo that sez "wu" in chinese but thaz his last name in krn; and danny lim from 1tym got a tatoo that sez "ren" or sumtin like that...interesting


Posted by Drunken Master on 07-06-2002 07:25 AM:

Yup... if Korean's have names that can be written in Hanja (Chinese characters), their names can be read in Chinese. Like I said before, Koreans call Jet Li, Yi Yeon Geol, instead of his Mandarin name Li Lian Jie (is this right?), because they read his name from the Hanja, and pronounce it in Korean.

Also the Korean last name Hwang can be translated to Huang in Mandarin or Wong in Cantonese just for FYI.


Posted by Crazydeb8ter on 07-06-2002 07:53 AM:

I have a korean friend whose last name is Chung. But most other koreans i know spell it Jung *shrug

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Posted by krnxswat on 07-06-2002 08:10 AM:

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Originally posted by TAIgrr
frqn that sucks then.
caues my names korean.. but you cant write it in hanjja

that means i got no chinese name damnit



haha if ure name is Korean, you can write it in hanjja. baboo

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Posted by Crazydeb8ter on 07-06-2002 08:12 AM:

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Originally posted by krnxswat


haha if ure name is Korean, you can write it in hanjja. baboo



lol i have an english name but i can't spell it using the 26 letter alphabet doh! hahah jpjpjp Taigrr

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Posted by Drunken Master on 07-06-2002 04:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by krnxswat


haha if ure name is Korean, you can write it in hanjja. baboo



No, it's possible that TAIgrr's name is made from native Korean words. These words don't have hanja for every block of Korean like the sino-korean words.

For example haneul means sky and i'm sure sky read from hanmun would be one syllable instead of two.


Posted by krnxswat on 07-06-2002 04:58 PM:

u guys r confoosng me. --+

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immagijibae: liiiiiiiiiiiiiike my new 1-minute-made-up song???????


Posted by TAIgrr on 07-06-2002 06:23 PM:

no no.. seonho.
you CANT write my name in hanjja.
go ask youre parents if they could write out
" cho rong "
they'll say no.

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Posted by krnxswat on 07-06-2002 06:53 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by TAIgrr
no no.. seonho.
you CANT write my name in hanjja.
go ask youre parents if they could write out
" cho rong "
they'll say no.



yes u can` u can write cho in han jja and rong in han jja. dont each of the word in ur name have a meaninG?

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immagijibae: liiiiiiiiiiiiiike my new 1-minute-made-up song???????


Posted by Drunken Master on 07-06-2002 07:59 PM:

Probably a native Korean name/word. That's why.


Posted by TAIgrr on 07-06-2002 10:32 PM:

ok.. you COULD write my name in hanjja.
HOWEVER.. it wont MEAN my name.
like my name means "to twinkle/shine/sparkle" whatever
but hanjja is gon give my name a whole different meaning.

soooooo.. my name doesnt have a chinese charater to go with it.

k, this is getting confusing.
seonho, you argue with me one more time.. ...
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hahaa jp. anyway, its getting confusing now.

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Posted by Alchemist on 07-08-2002 02:50 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by tea
the majoritiy of students at my high school was white...there were about 100 asian student...including ones being less than half asian. for some reason, i somehow acquired the nickname "the asian" from some white guys....i guess theyve never seen asians before haha


They call one of the hockey players "the asian sensation"


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