マカ in Chinese / Japanese...

マカ is the name Maka in Japanese.

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マカ is the name MacA in Japanese Katakana.

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マカ is the name Macha in Japanese (Katakana).

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This is the Japanese name for the Chinese island of MacAo (also sometimes written as MacAu).

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マガリ is the name Magali in Japanese Katakana.

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マガリ is the name Magaly in Japanese Katakana.

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マカラ is the name McCalla in Japanese Katakana.

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ウマガ is the name Umaga in Japanese Katakana.

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マカナラ is the name MacAnara in Japanese Katakana.

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マカレナ is the name MacArena in Japanese (Katakana).

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マカリア is the name MacAria in Japanese (Katakana).

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マカリオ is the name MacArio in Japanese (Katakana).

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マガロン is the name Magallon in Japanese Katakana.

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マガット is the name Magatte in Japanese (Katakana).

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マガード is the name Maggard in Japanese Katakana.

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マカエラ is the name Makaela in Japanese Katakana.

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マカイラ is the name Makylah in Japanese (Katakana).

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マカビー is the name McAbee in Japanese Katakana.

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マカンツ is the name McCants in Japanese Katakana.

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マカラム is the name McCollum in Japanese Katakana.

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This is the title for “Krav Maga” in Japanese Katakana.

There's not really a “V” sound in Japanese, so the transliteration sounds like “Kurara Maga”

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マカルーソ is the name MacAluso in Japanese Katakana.

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マガラネス is the name Magallanes in Japanese (Katakana).

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マガラネス is the name Magallanez in Japanese Katakana.

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マカドゥー is the name McAdoo in Japanese Katakana.

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マカフィー is the name McAfee in Japanese Katakana.

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マカナリー is the name McAnally in Japanese Katakana.

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マカードル is the name McArdle in Japanese Katakana.

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マカティー is the name McAtee in Japanese Katakana.

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マカヴォイ is the name McAvoy in Japanese Katakana.

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マカフリー is the name McCaffrey in Japanese Katakana.

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マカロック is the name McCulloch in Japanese Katakana.

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マカリスター is the name McAlister in Japanese Katakana.

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マカリスター is the name McAllister in Japanese Katakana.

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マカルパイン is the name McAlpine in Japanese Katakana.

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マカリスター is the name McCallister in Japanese Katakana.

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マカルモント is the name McCalmont in Japanese Katakana.

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マカッチェン is the name McCutchen in Japanese Katakana.

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マカッチョン is the name McCutcheon in Japanese Katakana.

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神さまが守るように is about as close as you can get to, “God Bless You” in Japanese.

This literally means “[May] God Protect [You].” It can also mean “God is Always With You,” as the word in this phrase that means “protect” can also mean to follow or be with. In fact, the Japanese dictionary entry for that word reads like this: to protect; to guard; to defend; to keep (i.e. a promise); to abide; to observe; to follow.

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