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1. Annabelle
2. Avenger
3. Avril
4. Berangere
5. Cecil
6. Chanel
7. Cher
8. Cristal
9. Hazel
10. Mariel
11. Mi Guk Kwan
12. Mio
13. Seeker
14. Shanell
15. Shanelle
17. Ursule
Annabelle
阿娜貝兒 is the second most common transliteration to Mandarin Chinese for the name Annabelle.
Avenger
復仇者 is a Chinese title that means avenger or taker of revenge.
The first two characters literally mean avenge, vengeance, reprisal, or revenge.
The last character is a way to say, person. This last character is like adding -er or -ist to subjects like write and art to get writer and artist.
Avril
艾薇兒 is the name Avril in Chinese (Mandarin).
Berangere
貝然潔兒 is the name Berangere in Chinese (Mandarin).
Cecil
賽細兒 is the name Cecil in Chinese (Mandarin).
Chanel
香奈兒 is the name Chanel in Chinese (Mandarin).
Cher
雪兒 is the name Cher in Chinese (Mandarin).
Cristal
克麗絲塔兒 is the name Cristal in Chinese (Mandarin).
Hazel
哈澤兒 is the name Hazel in Chinese (Mandarin).
Mariel
瑪麗愛兒 is the name Mariel in Chinese (Mandarin).
Mi Guk Kwan
American School
美國館 is a Korean Hanja title, which roughly means “U.S. School.”
The first two characters mean “USA” (literally: Beautiful Kingdom/Country).
The last character means “school,” “building,” and “schoolroom” in this context.
This “Mi Guk Kwan” title is used to mean “The American School of Tang Soo Do.”
If you want this in modern Korean Hangul, just click the Hangul characters in the pronunciation box next to the Korean flag above.
米奧 is the name Mio in Chinese (Mandarin).
Seeker
找尋著 is a way to write “seeker” in Chinese.
The first two characters are a word that means to look for or to seek. The last character means person, or in this case, it's like the English “-er” that makes “seek” into “seeker.”
Shanell
香奈兒 is the name Shanell in Chinese (Mandarin).
Shanelle
香奈兒 is the name Shanelle in Chinese (Mandarin).
Thank You / Xie Xie
謝謝 is how to say thank you in Chinese. It is pronounced a bit like “shea shea” as in the English word for shea butter. Except you pronounce the X like “sh” but with your tongue firmly at the bottom of your mouth.
Unless you are putting this wall scroll near the exit of your store or restaurant to thank customers for coming, it is a bit of an odd selection. A gift of thanks to another person should be a more personal selection with more meaning than a simple thank you. Although common to write xie xie inside a card or letter of thanks.
Technically, this can be pronounced in Japanese but in Japan, it’s still the Chinese way to say thank you. It’s like an English speaker saying "gracias" (Spanish word for thank you).
Ursule
玉秀兒 is the name Ursule in Chinese (Mandarin).
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| Title | Characters | Romaji (Romanized Japanese) | Various forms of Romanized Chinese | |
| Annabelle | 阿娜貝兒 阿娜贝儿 | ā nà bèi er a1 na4 bei4 er a na bei er anabeier | a na pei erh anapeierh |
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| Avenger | 復仇者 复仇者 | fù chóu zhě fu4 chou2 zhe3 fu chou zhe fuchouzhe | fu ch`ou che fuchouche fu chou che |
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| Avril | 艾薇兒 艾薇儿 | ài wēi er ai4 wei1 er ai wei er aiweier | ai wei erh aiweierh |
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| Berangere | 貝然潔兒 贝然洁儿 | bèi rán jié er bei4 ran2 jie2 er bei ran jie er beiranjieer | pei jan chieh erh peijanchieherh |
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| Cecil | 賽細兒 赛细儿 | sài xì er sai4 xi4 er sai xi er saixier | sai hsi erh saihsierh |
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| Chanel | 香奈兒 香奈儿 | xiāng nài er xiang1 nai4 er xiang nai er xiangnaier | hsiang nai erh hsiangnaierh |
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| Cher | 雪兒 雪儿 | xuě er / xue3 er / xue er / xueer | hsüeh erh / hsüeherh | |
| Cristal | 克麗絲塔兒 克丽丝塔儿 | kè lì sī tǎ er ke4 li4 si1 ta3 er ke li si ta er kelisitaer | k`o li ssu t`a erh kolissutaerh ko li ssu ta erh |
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| Hazel | 哈澤兒 哈泽儿 | hā zé er / ha1 ze2 er / ha ze er / hazeer | ha tse erh / hatseerh | |
| Mariel | 瑪麗愛兒 玛丽爱儿 | mǎ lì ài er ma3 li4 ai4 er ma li ai er maliaier | ma li ai erh maliaierh |
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| Mi Guk Kwan | 美國館 美国馆 | měi guó guǎn mei3 guo2 guan3 mei guo guan meiguoguan | mei kuo kuan meikuokuan |
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| Mio | 米奧 米奥 | |||
| Seeker | 找尋著 找寻着 | zhǎo xún zhě zhao3 xun2 zhe3 zhao xun zhe zhaoxunzhe | chao hsün che chaohsünche |
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| Shanell | 香奈兒 香奈儿 | xiāng nài er xiang1 nai4 er xiang nai er xiangnaier | hsiang nai erh hsiangnaierh |
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| Shanelle | 香奈兒 香奈儿 | xiāng nài er xiang1 nai4 er xiang nai er xiangnaier | hsiang nai erh hsiangnaierh |
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| Thank You Xie Xie | 謝謝 / 謝々 谢谢 | shie shie / shieshie | xiè xie / xie4 xie / xie xie / xiexie | hsieh hsieh / hsiehhsieh |
| Ursule | 玉秀兒 玉秀儿 | yù xiù er yu4 xiu4 er yu xiu er yuxiuer | yü hsiu erh yühsiuerh |
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| In some entries above you will see that characters have different versions above and below a line. In these cases, the characters above the line are Traditional Chinese, while the ones below are Simplified Chinese. | ||||
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