Apr 11, 2004 05:24
20 yrs ago
Chinese term

中井绿香

Chinese to English Other Names (personal, company)
The author of a Japanese medical journal article. Is 中井 Nakai? What is the English name for 绿香? Thank you!

Discussion

Wenjer Leuschel (X) Apr 11, 2004:
Sorry, I didn't intend to agree with Xianjun Liu.
It was out of mistake to have the agreement sent.
Albon is right.
Non-ProZ.com Apr 11, 2004:
denyce Yes, I already did. Thanks!
Denyce Seow Apr 11, 2004:
You might like to ask in the Jap Kudoz.

Proposed translations

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Chinese term (edited): �����
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Ryokuka Nakai

The last name NAKAI is quite common, but Ryokuka is unusual. These days people have unusual names, but seeing how you input these Japanese names using Chinese, it is possible that you did not input the name properly. Maybe you could check again?
Peer comment(s):

agree Wenjer Leuschel (X)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "The name was quoted in a Chinese medical journal article. It is possible that the first name was incorrectly translated into Chinese. I believe this answer is correct. I also got the same answer from the Japanese-English pair, which is supported by a Japanese translator. Thank you all for your help! "
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Chinese term (edited): �����

中井 = Nakai

Google =>
中井 = Nakai

Sorry, can't help with 绿香.
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Chinese term (edited): �����

Ryokuko Nakai

Japanese names are very difficult to render back from Chinese somewhat like Chinese names back from English. This is just a suggestion.

You should try Japanese to Chinese kudos forum.

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Note added at 3 hrs 20 mins (2004-04-11 08:45:16 GMT)
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Or better with Japanese to English kudos forum.
Peer comment(s):

agree Wenjer Leuschel (X) : There are at least two, sometimes three, ways to pronouce a Japanese characters. The choice depends on the meaning or the usage. For 绿香, there is no other choice than Ryoku-ka.
5 hrs
Thanks for your mistaken input.
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