Korean names:
>Ching Kuang
>means the steadfast eradicator
>Poo Gook
>means the pure inventor
>Nyeg El Kok
>means the passionate lover
Japanese names:
>Inuyama
>means roadside mushroom
>Sakurako
>means fish cleaner
>Kobayashi
>means corporate slave
why the one sounds dumb (to westerner) but means something grand while another sounds pretty but is otherwise uneventful?

>>211748476 (OP)
yuki means snow

also Mr L

>>211748476 (OP)
I thought
>Inu = dog/wolf
>Yama = mountain

>>211748554
"Mr L"?
>>211748571
I made these up. There's no way a korean kis named Nigger Cock after all.

>>211748571
Reading the other two wasn't enough for you tell these aren't legitimate translations?

Ants march past its stem,
Roadside mushroom guards their way,
Humble sentinel, Inuyama

>>211748577
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ogANWGPHVA

>>211748615
>I posted a 'jak video-essayist
I'm deleting that pic from my folder. Mod, pls delete this thread. I can't stand the embarrassment.

Dad's named brilliant dragon, mom's named beautiful and innocent, and I'm either burn people or unite people

>>211748659
Chanranhan Yong?
Chan-
ran-
han
Yong?

>>211748651
he cover different stuff
like barneyfag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nVKg-TlVx8&t=1034s
fluffy gore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD72eAEOI4A
cobson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpT5YlrLz48&t=110s

>>211748682
No. Korean names are all two syllables.

>>211748747
I see, I see. Sucks, because Chan-ran-han rolls off the tongue nicely.

>>211748476 (OP)
Because we use chinese in our names

>>211748766
>Koreans use predominantly Hangul
>include chinese in their names
>Nips have their kanji
>names sound much different than chinese
interesting