カス in Chinese / Japanese...

カストロ is the name Castro in Japanese.

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ガズ is the name Gaz in Japanese Katakana.

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ガス is the name Gus in Japanese Katakana.

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ガス is the name Guss in Japanese Katakana.

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カス is the name Kath in Japanese (Katakana).

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カズ is the name Kaz in Japanese Katakana.

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ルーカス is the name Lucas in Japanese.

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ルーカス is the name Lukas in Japanese.

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マーカス is the name Marcus in Japanese.

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アカス is the name Acas in Japanese Katakana.

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アガス is the name Agathe in Japanese (Katakana).

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アガス is the name Agus in Japanese Katakana.

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チカス is the name Chicas in Japanese Katakana.

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デガス is the name Degas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ガスト is the name Gust in Japanese Katakana.

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ロカス is the name Locas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ルカス is the name Lukasz in Japanese (Katakana).

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ピカス is the name Pikas in Japanese Katakana.

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ロカス is the name Rokas in Japanese Katakana.

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タカズ is the name Tacaz in Japanese Katakana.

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ワカス is the name Waqas in Japanese Katakana.

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アガスト is the name Agust in Japanese (Katakana).

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アンガス is the name Angus in Japanese Katakana.

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アーガス is the name Argas in Japanese Katakana.

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オーガス is the name Augus in Japanese Katakana.

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カステロ is the name Castello in Japanese Katakana.

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ドーカス is the name Dorcas in Japanese (Katakana).

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ガスパー is the name Gaspar in Japanese (Katakana).

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ガスパー is the name Gasper in Japanese (Katakana).

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ガストン is the name Gaston in Japanese Katakana.

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カスパー is the name Kaspar in Japanese Katakana.

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カスパー is the name Kasper in Japanese Katakana.

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マーカス is the name Marcas in Japanese Katakana.

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マーカス is the name Markus in Japanese.

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ピンカス is the name Pinkas in Japanese (Katakana).

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バーガス is the name Vargas in Japanese (Katakana).

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オーガスタ is the name Augusta in Japanese (Katakana).

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オーガスト is the name Auguste in Japanese (Katakana).

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バタンガス is the name Batangas in Japanese Katakana.

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カスティロ is the name Castillo in Japanese (Katakana).

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デマーカス is the name Demarcus in Japanese (Katakana).

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ドミンガス is the name Domingas in Japanese Katakana.

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ガスパール is the name Gaspard in Japanese Katakana.

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オカスティ is the name Ocasty in Japanese Katakana.

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ヴィレガス is the name Villegas in Japanese Katakana.

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ユッカスタ is the name Yokasta in Japanese (Katakana).

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カスタニェダ is the name Castañeda or Castaneda in Japanese Katakana.

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ジャマーカス is the name Jamarcus in Japanese Katakana.

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カスプリツキ is the name Kasprzycki in Japanese Katakana.

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This is Madagascar in Japanese Katakana.

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オーガスティン is the name Augustin in Japanese (Katakana).

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オーガスティン is the name Augustine in Japanese (Katakana).

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百聞は一見に如かず is the Japanese version of an ancient Chinese proverb that means “Seeing once is better than hearing one hundred times.”

It is the rough equivalent of “seeing is believing,” “one eye-witness is better than many hearsays,” or “a picture is worth a thousand words.”

Sometimes it's simply more prudent to verify with your own eyes.

Note: Because this selection contains some special Japanese Hiragana characters, it should be written by a Japanese calligrapher.