Re: Moi, le Kou (was: verbs = nouns?)
From: | Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...> |
Date: | Friday, January 12, 2001, 5:08 |
CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU writes:
><laugh> Whereas in French class, everyone else got a reasonable "French
>name," but I got dubbed "Yvonne" out of desperation, and it never quite
>clicked. OTOH, I think some book-of-names said it means "archer," and I
>actually finally learned archery last spring...<G>
In all of the Spanish classes i've had we *never* did this at all. I kinda
felt like I missed out. But, my name doesnt get mangled much.
BUT, i just asked a friend who speaks spanish what she thinks would be a
good name for me, and she likes eithe Cesar, or Javier. So, i declared my
pseudonym will be: Cesar Javier Jaime García.
(my real middle name is James, so I kept it ;))
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>I'm sure it does, somewhere. :-p I'll look into it someday. I would
>love
>to be able to *write* a Chinese character instead of *drawing* it
>awkwardly...practice....
It's always nice when you can take a name from a language and use it for
your own. In Japani could only do my name in katakana: Barii Garushia
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Cesar Javier Jaime Garcia :)