Anonymous
09/01/2021 16:05
Subject: Re:Male or Unisex Names in English and Japanese
Kaito
Anonymous
08/31/2021 22:20
Subject: Re:Male or Unisex Names in English and Japanese
Rio is trendy in the US, so that's an option. Other options: Leon, Ray/Rei, Hugh, Hugo, Ian.
Noah/Noa is another, though that has a feminine feel, which may or may not be an issue for you.
There are also a lot of kanji options for Kenji, but it's such a cliche for a Japanese American boy. A lot of these are, though, so yeah, it's tough search. Good luck, OP.
Noah/Noa is another, though that has a feminine feel, which may or may not be an issue for you.
There are also a lot of kanji options for Kenji, but it's such a cliche for a Japanese American boy. A lot of these are, though, so yeah, it's tough search. Good luck, OP.
Anonymous
08/31/2021 09:16
Subject: Male or Unisex Names in English and Japanese
Kai (https://www.babynamewizard.com/baby-name/boy/kai)
Kenji/Ken (does mean 2nd son in Japanese, so if you want to be accurate and it's your first son, then may not want to use)
Raiden (https://nameberry.com/babyname/Raiden/boy)
Kenji/Ken (does mean 2nd son in Japanese, so if you want to be accurate and it's your first son, then may not want to use)
Raiden (https://nameberry.com/babyname/Raiden/boy)
Anonymous
08/30/2021 20:54
Subject: Male or Unisex Names in English and Japanese
I vaguely recall the guy behind this site developed it for Japanese/English names?
https://mixedname.com/english_japanese_masculine_names
Anyway fwiw it suggests Nikko, Ken, Jo, and Leo.
https://mixedname.com/english_japanese_masculine_names
Anyway fwiw it suggests Nikko, Ken, Jo, and Leo.
Anonymous
08/30/2021 20:47
Subject: Male or Unisex Names in English and Japanese
It was easy with my oldest (a girl) but I'm struggling with boy names I like in both languages. Any thoughts?