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Help[Facts] Re: Suki name meaning in Japanese?
in reply to a message by Silver Dragon
Tsuki 月 also means moon (in fact, you can see the connection between moon and month).
It doesn't really mean 'love', it's more 'to like' even though it's not a verb on its own. Like, 'neko ga suki desu' 猫が好きです (I like cats). And for that reason, I very much doubt you'd find a Suki in Japan unless it's a nickname unrelated to their name, and even then, I wouldn't count on it.
Of course, you can find kanji that reads Suki, like 素貴 (which, according to Google, reads 'noble element').
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it's just textbook stuff it's in the abc of growing up
It doesn't really mean 'love', it's more 'to like' even though it's not a verb on its own. Like, 'neko ga suki desu' 猫が好きです (I like cats). And for that reason, I very much doubt you'd find a Suki in Japan unless it's a nickname unrelated to their name, and even then, I wouldn't count on it.
Of course, you can find kanji that reads Suki, like 素貴 (which, according to Google, reads 'noble element').
it's just textbook stuff it's in the abc of growing up
This message was edited 10/4/2010, 2:55 AM
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