Japanese language - conversation guide

Small guide for conversation in Japanese language

Here you can find pronunciations for Japanese words and phrases: numbers, colors, pronouns, size, time, calendar, salutation, useful expressions, travel, at the hotel, in town, at the restaurant, at shopping.

Exemples for pronunciations:
ah - sounds as in hah
ai - sounds as in aikido
ee - sounds as in sleep
eh - sounds as in heh
ei - sounds as in say
i - sounds as in living
mi - sounds as in demigod
ni - sounds as in enigma
oh - sounds as in oh
oi - sounds as in toy
oo - sounds as in good
shi - sounds as in ship
u - sounds as in cushion



Numbers

one = ee-chi
two = nee
three = sahn
four = shee
five = goh
six = roh-ku
seven = shi-chi
eight = hah-chi
nine = koo
ten = joo
eleven = joo-ee-chi
twelve = joo-nee
thirteen = joo-sahn
fourteen = joo-shee
fifteen = joo-goh
twenty = ni-joo
thirty = sahn-joo
forty = yohn-joo
fifty = goh-joo
sixty = roh-ku-joo
seventy = nah-nah-joo
eighty = hah-chi-joo
ninety = kyoo-joo
100 = hyah-ku
200 = ni-hyah-ku
1000 = sen
10000 = ee-chi-mahn



Colors

white = shi-roh
black = ku-roh
red = ah-kah
blue = ah-oh
green = mi-doh-ri
yellow = ki-ee-roh
pink = pin-ku
purple = mu-rah-sah-ki
gray = gu-rei
brown = chah-ee-roh



Pronouns

I = wah-tah-ku-shi
you = ah-nah-tah
he = kah-reh
she = kah-noh-joh
they = kah-reh-rah
we = wah-tah-ku-shi-tah-chi
my, mine = wah-tah-ku-shi-noh
your = ak-nah-tah-noh
his = kah-reh-noh
this = koh-reh
that = ah-reh
that person = ah-noh-hi-toh



Size

big = oh-kee
small = chee-sai
half = hahn-boon
plenty = tah-ku-sanh
a little = su-koh-shi
a little small = su-koh-shi chee-sai
a little large = su-koh-shi oh-kee



Time

hour = kahn
watch = toh-kei
What time is it? = nahn-ji des-kah?
one o’clock = ee-chi-ji
half past one = ee-chi-ji-hahn
3:15 = sahn-ji joo-goh-foon
one hour = ee-chi-ji-kahn
five minutes = goh-foon
ten minutes = jip-poon
fifteen minutes = joo-goh-foon
twenty minutes = ni-jip-poon
thirty minutes = sahn-jip-poon
forty minutes = yohn-jip-poon
fifty minutes = goh-jip-poon



Calendar

last week = sen-shoo
next week = rai-shoo
last month = sen-geh-tsu
next month = rai-geh-tsu
this year = koh-toh-shi
last year = kyoh-nen
next year = rai-nen
today = kyoh
this morning = keh-sah
now = ee-mah
not now = ee-mah deh-nai
this afternoon = kyoh-noh-goh-goh
tonight = kohn-bahn (or: kohn-yah)
tomorrow = ah-su (or: ah-shi-tah)
until tomorrow = ah-su-mah-den
daytime = hiru-mah
nighttime = yoh-ru
yesterday = ki-noh (or: sah-ku-ji-tsu)
last night = sah-ku-yah (or: ki-noh-noh-yoh-ru)
day before yesterday = oh-toh-toi



Week's days

Sunday = ni-chi-yoh
Monday = geh-tsu-yoh
Tuesday = kah-yoh
Wednesday = sui-yoh
Thursday = moku-yoh
Friday = kin-yoh
Saturday = doh-yoh



Year's months

January = ee-chi-gah-tsu
February = ni-gah-tsu
March = sahn-gah-tsu
April = shee-gah-tsu
May = goh-gah-tsu
June = roh-ku-gah-tsu
July = shi-chi-gah-tsu
August = hah-chi-gah-tsu
September = koo-gah-tsu
October = joo-gah-tsu
November = joo-ee-chi-gah-tsu
December = joo-ni-gah-tsu



Seasons

spring = hah-ru
summer = nah-tsu
autumn = ah-ki
winter = fu-yu



Salutation

hello = moh-shi-moh-shi
good morning = oh-hah-yoh go-zai-mah-su
good day, good afternoon = kohn-ni-chi-wah
good evening = kohn-bahn-wah
good night, sleep well = oh-yah-su-mi nah-sai
good bye = sah-yoh nah-rah



Useful expressions

yes = hai
no = ee-yeh
please = doh-zoh
Hurry! = ha-yah-ku! ee-soi-deh!
Please hurry! = ee-soi-deh ku-dah-sai
fine, great = kek-koh deh-su
quickly = hah-yah-ku
right away = ee-mah su-gu
slowly = yook-ku-ri
not yet = mah-dah deh-su
Please wait a while. = shi-bah-rah-ku maht-teh ku-dah-sai.
Do you speak English? = ei-goh woh han-nah-shi mah-su-kah?
Do you understand English? = ei-goh-gah wah-kah-ri mah-su-kah?
I speak Japanese a little. = ni-hohn-goh-woh su-koh-shi han-nah-shi mah-su.
I do not understand it. = wah-kah-ri mah-sen.
I understand it. = wah-kah-ri mah-su.
How are you? = ee-kah-gah des-kah?
I'm fine, thank you. = ah-ri-gah-toh gen-ki-deh-su.
You look well. = gen-ki rah-shee des-neh.
I do not feel well. = ki-boon gah wah-rui deh-su.
I'm glad to meet you. = doh-zoh yoh-roh-shi-ku.
My name is John. = wah-tah-ku-shi-noh nah-mah-eh-wah John deh-su.
Please pardon me. = goh-men ku-dah-sai. (or: shi-tsu-rei shi-mah-shi-tah)
Thank you. = ah-ri-gah-toh goh-zai-mah-su.
You're welcome. = doh-ee-tah-shi mah-shi-teh.
Come again. = mah-tah ee-rahs-shai
What is this? = koh-reh-wah nahn-des-kah?
What is that? = ah-reh-wah nahn-des-kah?
Who is that person? = ah-noh-hi-toh-wah dah-reh des-kah?
Who is there? = doh-nah-ta des-kah?
Is that so? = soh-des-kah?
Yes, it is so. = hai, soh-deh-su.
It is all right. = yoh-ro-shee deh-su.
It is difficult. = mu-zu-kah-shii deh-su.
Do you have a match? = mahc-chi-gah ah-ri-mah-su-kah?
I have none. = ah-ri-mah-sen.
Yes, I have. = hai, ah-ri-mah-su.
Where are you going? = doh-koh-ni yu-ki-mah-su-kah?
Please come here. = koh-chi-rah-ni-ki-teh ku-dah-sai.
This is good. = koh-reh-wah yoi deh-su.
This is very good. = koh-reh-wah toh-teh-moh yoi deh-su.
This is the best. = koh-reh-wah ee-chi-bahn yoi deh-su.
You've been very helpful. = goh-ku-roh sah-mah.
You have been very kind to me. = ee-roh oh-seh-wah-ni nah-ri mah-shi-tah.



Travel

address = joo-shoh
airplane = hi-koh-ki
airport = hi-koh-joh (or: koo-koh)
baggage = ni-moh-tsu
my baggage = wah-tah-ku-shi-noh ni-moh-tsu
bus = bah-su
Call a taxi. = tak-ku-shee-woh yohn-deh ku-dah-sai.
envelope = foo-toh
map = chi-zu
name = nah-mah-eh
passport = ryoh-ken
porter = ah-kah-boh
post-office = yoo-bin-kyoh-ku
ticket = kip-pu
return ticket = oh-fu-ku kip-pu
subway = chi-kah-teh-tsu
train = ki-shah (or: den-shah)
train station = eh-ki



At the hotel

bath = bah-su (or: fu-roh)
comb = ku-shi
hat = boh-shi
western hotel = hoh-teh-ru
Japanese hotel = ryoh-kahn
key = kah-gi
maid = joh-choo-sahn
razor blades = ahn-zen kah-mi-soh-ri-noh hah
reservations = yoh-yah-ku
room = heh-yah
soap = sek-ken
toilet = toi-reh (or: ben-joh)
tooth-brush = hah-bu-rah-shi
tooth-paste = hah-mi-gah-ki
towel = tah-oh-ru



In town

I want to go... = ... ni yu-ki-tai deh-su.
I am going... = ... ni yu-ki mah-su.
Don't you want to go to...? = ... ni yu-ki mah-sen-kah?
I want to see the... = ... woh mi-tai deh-su.
Where? = doh-koh?
Where is the...? = wah doh-koh des-kah?
Please take me to the... = ... ni tsu-reh-teh it-teh ku-dah-sai.
right = mi-gi
left = hi-dah-ri
far = toh-ee
Is it far? = toh-ee des-kah?
It is far. = toh-ee deh-su.
near = chi-kai
Is it near? = chi-kai des-kah?
It is near. = chi-kai deh-su.
church = kyoh-kai
concert = kohn-sah-toh
dancing = dahn-su
drug store = yahk-kyoh-ku
doctor = ee-shah
geisha girl = gei-shah
hospital = byoh-in
sumo = su-moh
movies = ei-gah
museum = hah-ku-bu-tsu-kahn
park = koh-en
police-station = kei-sah-tsu-shoh
river = kah-wah
road = mee-chi
seacoast = kai-gahn
beautiful scenery = ki-rei-nah keh-shi-ki
sightseeing = ken-bu-tsu
temple = oh-teh-rah
theater = geh-ki-joh
town = mah-chi
a night club = nai-toh ku-rah-bu
cabaret = kyah-bah-rei



At the restaurant

breakfast = choh-shoh-ku
dining-room = shoh-ku-doh
food = tah-beh-moh-noh
Japanese food = nip-pohn-ryoh-ri
Western food = sei-yoh-ryoh-ri
menu = meh-nyoo
lunch = choo-shoh-ku
restaurant = resu-toh-rahn
Japanese restaurant = ryoh-ri-yah
supper = yoo-shoh-ku
Please give me water. = mi-zu-woh ku-dah-sai.
I am hungry. = oh-nah-kah-gah sui-teh ee-mah-su.
I am not hungry. = oh-nah-kah-gah sui-teh ee-mah-sen.
Please have some. = doh-zoh.
This is delicious. = koh-reh-wah oi-shee deh-su.
What is this? = koh-reh-wah nahn-des-kah?
I want some more. = moh-su-koh-shi ee-tah-dah-ki mah-su.
I have had enough. = moh tah-ku-sahn deh-su.



At shopping

antiques = koht-toh-hin
brocade = ni-shi-ki oh-ri
bamboo ware = tah-keh zai-ku
camera shop = kah-meh-rah ten
cosmetics = keh-shoh-hin
cigarettes = tah-bah-ko
ceramics = seh-toh moh-noh (or: toh-ki)
dolls = nin-gyoh
embroidery = shi-shoo
folk art = min-gei-hin
footware = hah-ki-moh-noh
fur = ke-gah-wah
handicraft = shu-gei-hin
jewelry = hoh-se-ki
lighter = rai-tah
pearls = shin-ju
plates = sah-rah
shopping = kai-moh-noh
silk clothes = ki-nu oh-ri-moh-noh
scrolls = kah-keh-moh-noh
souvenirs = oh-mi-yah-geh
toys = oh-moh-chah
Please show me some... = ... woh mi-seh-teh ku-dah-sai.
Please give me... = ... woh ku-dah-sai.
I'll take this. = koh-reh-woh ee-tah-dah-ki mah-su.
I'll take it. = ee-tah-dah-ki mah-su.
How much is it? = ee-ku-rah des-kah?
I will come back for it. = toh-ri-ni ki-mah-su.

The myth of Dracula Vampire

Vlad Tepes - Dracula was one of the very good rulers of Valachia between 1456 - 1462 (today Romania from Europe).

He was called Tepes (the puller in spear) because of the cruelty of his punishments for criminals, traitors and enemies. He used to throw the enemies from a high wall over spears thrusted in the ground.

The nickname of Vlad Tepes was Dracula and it comes from his father Vlad Dracul.

The Irish writer Bram Stocker used his name for a vampire character. The action of the novel was in Transylvania (today in Romania) but Vlad Tepes was never there.

Bran Castle from Brasov county, Romania, was considered the castle of Dracula, but it was only a fabulation.

Desires and imagination

* A house only for silence...


* Have a little time for your unknown...


* For dreamers only planet...


* Sleep, sleep and live your dreams...

Do we have justice?

What is happening with the justice in our world?

I believe from the justice every messes are starting.

The better educated people means the lesser problems for the justice to solve. Certainly, the education can not be the solution in every cases. When you are hungry and have not a home, the education get down on the second place. You need that immediately.

I believe in every domain (I'll think more about the art) we need justice, if not official, from the state's law, then our own, the morality.
Only on the morality base it's harder. It is applicable in direct human relations. Therefore, the state's justice have to solve the problems.

What could we do to eliminate or reduce the errors of justice?
The law is out-dated, opposite to the citizens interest (see the fiscality, the psychological counseling and others). The way of changing the law, too complicated, the lack of stimulation toward progress, all this burdens the life and gives you a lot of stress.

The humankind accumulated enough science in order to be able to put order in many aspects of the society and in life, generally.

Also, the law is so obsolete because the feed-back from the simple citizens is not considered.
Those who have the power believe it's important only that fit their needs. The people have to endure.

Music

Links to my favourite tunes.

Akon - Don't Matter, I Wanna Love You, Lonely, Smack That, Sorry, Blame It On Me

ATB - Renegade, Hold You, Let You Go

Cascada - A Never Ending Dream, Endless Summer, Love Again, Love U Promised, Miracle 2007, Piece Of Heaven, Ready For Love, Shut Up, Everytime We Touch, Hurricane, One More Night

Dark Moor - Hand In Hand, The Emperor, The Ghost Sword

Eminem - You Don't Know

George Michael - A Different Corner

Martin L. Gore - In A Matter Of Speaking (mix), Gone

Nena - Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime

Peter Tosh - Downpressor Man, I Am That I Am, Igziabeher

Revolution Mother - Come On

Rod Stewart - Baby Jane

Tami Chynn - Over And Over Again, Sweet Love, Still Afraid, Hyperventilating, Why

U2 - Stuck In A Moment

Wayne Wonder - Love And Affection, Bounce Along, Love, Hold Me Now

Krezip - All My Life, Play This Game With Me, Can't you be mine, You're wrong

How to earn money?!…

How to earn money? You’ll never know this from those that are successful. And even they say how they do it, can be incomplete or is a lie. Not even if they say the truth the information can not be very useful.
The conditions are different from man to man and we can’t repeat a pattern route. Even we can have the same conditions, remains a lot of differences regarding the preparation and the personal experience and regarding the reaction way to different problems.

If already strong companies exist in a certain domain and they are in a direct competition, than it is too late to begin and to hope for success if you have nothing new or better. Particularly if you have only that business.

The businesses have not an immediate success starting from zero. Successful businesses have in the beginning o period of time for testing the market, while they are supported from other businesses of the investor, that allow him to test from their profit. And we are surprised for their success and say “money is drawing next to money”.
It’s real the saying: “the money is made with money and with other thing… you make children”..:))

When I hear magnates saying stories, from false memories, how was their beginning in business, how they started without money and help, I want to tell them some hard words… Nobody can be that absurd to believe this kind of stories. Everybody can judge and prove in a practical way, that actually you need capital. The capital can consist in many things (financial, intellectual, relationships, public image etc.). But everybody forget that the transformation of whatever kind of capital into a commercial value needs a relational juncture or a certain social position, which remains always in the back and here is all the secret of the success. Money have the easiest transformation in whatever kind of capital. Harder is for the other things transformation and require a lot of time.

Don’t tell me that you have started something in a garage and you were successful! For sure you had other things in the back which opened the market for you. It’s not sufficient to have ideas or a good product. It’s not sufficient to work hard. From the ancient times the market was ruled by the persons which were strong on the market or by those with political influence. It’s not sufficient to have a good business plan and to put it in practice. Once you take out your head outside a little and is spreading the information you are successful you’ll get two options: “you’re with us, or you’ll be vanished from the market!”

If you don’t want to be part of thier coterie for infuence traffic and to pay one’s dues, better than you lose everything is to accept to sell the business. You’ll be happy to have some money and begin with cheerfulness, other business. The big companies are buying or destroying (by their influence or diverse scenarios) everything is moving under them.

It’s very hard to begin a business when you have only ideas and desire to work. You need money to establish the company, to pay the space, rates, the accountant. A lot of little expences is gathering and where from can you pay it without profit? Or you have reserves for maintenance and investments, or somebody helps you to sell rapidly the products. Something you must have and money especially. You can’t take credits from the bank if you don’t offer guarantees. If you have guarantees this means you are not starting from zero.

I would say the companies with rapid growing for sure were established as a result of a sure order from the part of one relation and not before this order. There is two ways: they had good products to sell for a commission, or they succeed in obtaining a sure order and than they bought the necessary outfit. In this cases we can talk about the luck. The luck can have many formulas for its appearance. You can build the luck yourself, which is very hard, or you can catch it from the flight, if you accept little or big compromises.

Many profitable inventions remained with a thick layer of dust on them. Why?!… In order to keep all the benefits, the specialized people on diverse domains have gathering in official or unofficial organizations deciding to keep the profit inside. Sometimes, even if the goods have a good price and quality, those from a certain group will never buy it from an intruder, but from one of their partners, even at a bigger price. This way, they are protecting each other and are trying to influence the market toward their advantage.

Those who can not afford to test their business ideas, have to wait… Or they hope somebody take them as associates only because are honest people, have imagination and work desire.
In the business area, the ideas are not paid but stolen. The work of the employees is not only work but exploitation. The employer will never acknowledge he needs an employee but that he is tolerating him.

As employee, you’ll never gather enough money, because everything is calculated in order you can not detach from them. If you have the luck to be a chief, be sure you’ll have to pay diverse expenses from your pocket and to do some compromises and you’ll be risking at the command.
If you have a little blood and a little poject, a minimum capital for the start, would be good to start a business or an attempt which can be transformed in a business.

I am considering that the Internet will be a good market and the chances to be known are big.
Sometime, when the minimum necessary will be assured, the creativity will have the biggest price.

Names

Here is a small collection of names.
If you need a name, you can get it from here!
If you know a beautiful name, you can list it here!



Female names

Abbye, Abigael, Abigail, Abigale, Abra, Adara, Adda, Addia, Addie, Addy, Adel, Adela, Adelaida, Adelaide, Adele, Adelheid, Adelice, Adelina, Adeline, Adella, Adelle, Adena, Adey, Adina, Adora, Adore, Adoree, Adriana, Adriane, Adrianna, Adrianne, Adrienne, Aelida, Afton, Agatha, Agathe, Aggie, Agnella, Agnes, Agnese, Agnesse, Agneta, Agretha, Aida, Aileen, Ailene, Ailey, Ailis, Ailyn, Aime, Aimee, Ainsley, Ainslie, Alana, Alanah, Alane, Alanna, Alayne, Alberta, Albertina, Albertine, Alecia, Aleda, Aleen, Alessandra, Alessia, Alexandra, Alexia, Alice, Alicia, Alida, Alina, Aline, Alis, Alisa, Alisha, Alison, Alissa, Alma, Alvina, Alvinia, Alyce, Alyda, Alysa, Alyse, Alysia, Alyson, Alyss, Alyssa, Amanda, Amber, Amelia, Amelie, Amy, Ana, Anabella, Anabelle, Anam, Anastasia, Andra, Andrea, Andreea, Anette, Angela, Angelia, Angelica, Angelina, Angeline, Angelique, Angelle, Angie, Annabella, Annabelle, Anne-Lisa, Annis, Annissa, Antonia, April, Ariana, Ariela, Ariella, Arielle, Astrid, Audrey, Audrie, Audry, Augusta, Aura, Aurelie, Auria, Aurora, Aurore, Aveline,
Babbie, Barbara, Beatrice, Beatrix, Beckie, Becky, Belinda, Bertha, Beverley, Beverlie, Beverly, Bianca, Birgitta, Blanche, Blisse, Briana, Brianna, Brianne, Britney,
Camellia, Candice, Carina, Carine, Carla, Carmen, Carmina, Carmine, Carola, Carole, Caroline, Carolyne, Carolynn, Cathy, Caty, Celestina, Celestine, Celestyna, Charise, Charisse, Charlene, Cherryl, Cheyene, Chloe, Chrissy, Christal, Christina, Christine, Christyna, Cindy, Clara, Clarissa, Claudette, Claudia, Claudie, Clea, Cleo, Cleopatra, Consuela, Consuelo, Coralie, Coraline, Coralyn, Coralynn, Corina, Corine, Corinna, Corinne, Crystal, Cybil, Cybill, Cyndia, Cyndie, Cyndy, Cynthia, Cynthie, Cynthy,
Dacey, Dacy, Dahlia, Daisie, Daisy, Dalia, Dana, Daniela, Daniele, Daniella, Danielle, Daphene, Daphne, Daria, Darlene, Darline, Davina, Davine, Debbie, Debby, Deborah, Denice, Denise, Desdemona, Desirae, Desiree, Diona, Domery, Dona, Dorelia, Dorella, Dorotea, Dorothea, Dorothy, Dyana, Dyane, Dyanna, Dyanne,
Dyna, Dynah, Dyona,
Edita, Edith, Editha, Edyth, Eileen, Ekaterina, Elaine, Elane, Elayne, Eleanor, Eleanora, Eleanore, Elena, Elene, Elenore, Eleonora, Eleonore, Elfrida, Elfrieda, Elga, Elia, Elicia, Elida, Elie, Elinor, Elinore, Elisa, Elisabeth, Elisabetta, Elise, Elissa, Eliza, Elly, Ellyn, Elmira, Elsa, Elsinore, Elvina, Elvira, Elyn, Elyos, Elyse, Elysee, Elysia, Elyssa, Ema, Emilia, Emilie, Emily, Emma, Enrica, Enrika, Erica, Erika, Erin, Erina, Estele, Estell, Estella, Estelle, Eugenie, Eva,
Evelina, Eveline, Evelyn, Evita, Evonne,
Farah, Farrah, Federica, Felice, Felicia, Fianna, Fiona, Fionna, Fleur, Florance, Florence, Floria, Florie, Florina, Floris, Florry, Flory, Francesca, Francine, Francisca, Frederica,
Gabriela, Gabriella, Gabrielle, Genevieve, Georgeta, Georgette, Georgia, Georgiana, Georgianna, Georgianne, Geralda, Geraldine, Gerlinde, Gertrude, Giana, Gianina, Gianna, Giovanna, Giralda, Gisella, Giselle, Gladys, Grayce, Greta, Gwenny, Gwenore, Gwyneth,
Hanna, Hannah, Helena, Helene, Hendrica, Hendrika, Henriette, Henryetta, Hillary, Hortense, Hortensia,
Ileana, Ileane, Ilene, Ilka, Ilsa, Ilysa, Ilyse, Imelda, Ingrid, Inna, Iolanda, Iolande, Irena, Irene, Irina, Iris, Isabella, Isabelle, Isadora, Ivette, Ivonne,
Jackie, Jacqueline, Jada, Jaime, Janine, Jany, Jaquelyn, Jasmine, Jayme, Jeannie, Jeannine, Jeniece, Jeniffer, Jenilee, Jenine, Jenna, Jennifer, Jennilee, Jenny, Jerrilyn, Jessica, Joana, Joane, Joanie, Joann, Joanna, Joanne, Joceline, Jocelyne, Jodee, Jodie, Jody, Joella, Joelle, Joelly, Johanna, Joice, Jolie, Joline, Joly, Jolynn, Jorrie, Jorry, Joycelin, Judith, Julia, Juliana, Juliane, Julie, Julieta, Juliette, Justine,
Kaile, Kailey, Kaitlyn, Kalie, Kalina, Kalinda, Kally, Kanya, Kara, Karin, Karina, Karine, Karla, Kate, Katerina, Katerine, Katey, Katharine, Katherina, Katherine, Kathleen, Kathrine, Kathy, Katinka, Katleen, Katlin, Katy, Kelly, Kelsey, Kelsy, Kendra, Kerrie, Keslie, Kevina, Kimberley, Kirstin, Kirstyn, Kissie, Klarrisa, Korie, Korrie, Korry, Kris, Krissie, Krissy, Krista, Kristal, Kristel, Kristen, Kristina, Kristine, Kristyn, Krysta, Krystal,
Lacey, Lacy, Laetitia, Lanny, Lara, Larissa, Laryssa, Laura, Lauraine, Laureen, Laurene, Lauryn, Lavena, Lavina, Lavinia, Layla, Layne, Lea, Leah, Leilah, Leisha, Lena, Leona, Leontine, Leontyne, Lesley, Leslie, Lethia, Leticia, Letizia, Leyla, Liana, Liane, Lianna, Lianne, Lida, Lidia, Lilia, Liliane, Lilyan, Lina, Linda, Lindsey, Lisa, Lonnie, Lora, Lorain, Loraine, Loralee, Loreen, Lorene, Lorry, Louisa, Louise, Lucia, Lucille, Luisa, Luise, Lydia, Lydie, Lyn, Lynda, Lynde, Lyndsey, Lyndsie, Lyndy,
Mabel, Mabelle, Maddy, Madelena, Madelene, Magdalena, Magdalene, Mailine, Malissa, Malissia, Mallory, Malorie, Malvina, Marcela, Marcella, Marcelle, Marcia, Marcie, Marcy, Margaret, Margareta, Margarete, Margarette, Margarita, Margaux, Margo, Margot, Maria, Mariam, Mariana, Mariann, Marianna, Marianne, Marice, Marie, Marie-Ann, Marie-Jeanne, Marilyn, Marina, Marion, Maris, Marisa, Marissa, Marjorie, Marjory, Marlee, Marleen, Marlena, Marlene, Marlie, Marline, Marlyn, Marrilee, Marris, Marrissa, Marsha, Marta, Martelle, Martha, Maryam, Maryann, Maryanna, Maryanne, Marybelle, Marylin, Marylynne, Marys, Marysa, Mathilda, Mathilde, Matilda, Matilde, Matty, Maureen, Maureene, Maurene, Maylene, Maylynne, Medana, Melania, Melanie, Melonie, Melony, Merissa, Merlina, Merline, Meythal, Michaela, Michaella, Michele, Michelle, Mikko, Mildred, Milena, Mirabel, Mirabella, Mirabelle, Miranda, Mireille, Mirella, Mirelle, Miriam, Miryam, Missie, Missy, Mona, Monica, Monika, Monique, Morgan, Myranda, Myriam,
Nadia, Nadine, Nady, Nadya, Nancie, Nancy, Nandy, Natalie, Natalya, Natasha, Nathalia, Nathalie, Nathina, Nellie, Nelly, Nena, Nichole, Nicholle, Nicol, Nicole, Nicolette, Nina, Nona, Nonah, Nonna, Nonnah, Nora, Norah, Norean, Noreen, Norene, Norina, Norine, Norrie, Norry, Nydia,
Odette, Ofelia, Olia, Ollie, Olly, Ophelia, Ophelie,
Pamela, Pansy, Patricia, Patty, Paula, Pauline, Penelopa, Penelope, Polly, Pollyanna, Priscilla,
Rachel, Rachelle, Ramona, Raquel, Raquela, Raven, Raychel, Rebbecca, Rebecca, Rhodie, Rhody, Riane, Rita, Rodie, Ronda, Ronna, Rosa, Rosabella, Rosabelle, Rosalia, Rosalie, Rosalinda, Rosaline, Rosalyn, Rosanna, Rosanne, Rose, Roseann, Roseanna, Roseanne, Rowena, Roxana, Roxane, Roxanna, Roxanne, Rozalie, Rozalin,
Sabrina, Samantha, Sandie, Sandra, Sandrine, Sandy, Sapphira, Sarah, Savina, Sayda, Scarlet, Scarlett, Shanice, Shannah, Shannon, Sharilyn, Shary-Lynn, Sharon, Sharona, Sharyl, Shauna, Sheena, Sheila, Sheilah, Shena, Sherilyn, Sherline, Sherrie, Sherry, Sherye, Sheryl, Shina, Shirley, Siam, Sidonia, Sidonnie, Simona, Simone, Simonne, Sophi, Sophia, Sophie, Stacey, Stacie, Stacy, Stefanie, Stephanie, Sybil, Sybille, Sydelle, Sydney, Sylvia,
Tabbitha, Tabitha, Talia, Tallia, Talya, Talyah, Teodora, Thea, Theodora, Tracey, Tracie, Tracy,
Unna,
Vanda, Vanessa, Violette, Viviana, Vivianna, Vivianne, Viviene, Vivienne,
Wendy,
Yasmin, Yasmine, Yoko, Yolanda, Yolande, Yuna, Yvonne,
Zelda, Zelma, Zena, Zenia, Zora, Zorah





Male names

Aaron, Aron, Abby, Abel, Abelard, Abraham, Accardi, Adam, Adamo, Addison, Adelbert, Adler, Adolf, Adolph, Adonis, Adrian, Adriano, Adrien, Agosto, Aiello, Akim, Alain, Albert, Alberto, Alcindor, Aldo, Alec, Aleck, Alessandro, Alexander, Alexandru, Alfonse, Alfonso, Alford, Alfred, Alfredo, Alistair, Allan, Alonso, Alphonse, Alphonso, Amir, Amo, Amon, Amos, Anastasio, Anderson, Andrew, Andrey, Andy, Angelo, Annunzio, Anselmi, Anthony, Anton, Antone, Antonio, Antonius, Archibald, Aristotle, Armand, Armando, Armstrong, Arnold, Aron, Aronson, Arthur, Arthuro, Aston, Atkinson, Augustin, Augustus, Aziz,
Barrese, Barnard, Barnett, Barney, Barnie, Baron, Barron, Barry, Bart, Barton, Ben, Benedict, Benjamin, Bennie, Benny, Benton, Benyamin, Bernard, Bernardo, Bernie, Berny, Bert, Bill, Billie, Billy, Biondo, Bobby, Bogdan, Brandon, Brendon, Brian, Bruce, Bruno, Burt,
Caesar, Caleb, Call, Calvin, Carlos, Casper, Cassius, Cesar, Cesare, Cesaro, Chad, Chadd, Charles, Charley, Charlie, Christian, Christoffer, Christophe, Christopher, Christos, Chuck, Ciro, Claudio, Claudius, Claus, Clay, Clayborn, Clayborne, Claybourne, Clayson, Clayton, Cleon, Cliff, Clifford, Clint, Clive, Clyde, Conrad, Constantin, Constantine, Cornelius, Cornell, Cosman, Costello, Craig, Cristian, Cristobal, Crosby, Curt,
Dalton, Damien, Damon, Dan, Daniel, Darius, Darrell, Darren, Darrick, David, Davidson, Davon, Delano, Delbert, Derrek, Derrick, Derry, Derward, Derwin, Desmond, Dewey, Dexter, Dilan, Dionisio, Dionysus, Domenic, Dominick, Donald, Dylan,
Earl, Earlie, Early, Edan, Edd, Eddie, Eddy, Edgar, Edmon, Edmond, Edmund, Eduard, Eduardo, Edy, Eliot, Elliot, Elton, Elvin, Elvis, Emanuel, Emerson, Emmanuel, Emmerich, Englebert, Enrico, Enrique, Erasmus, Eric, Erich, Erick, Erik, Erin, Ernest, Erwin, Eugen, Eugene, Eugenio, Eugenius, Evan,
Fabiano, Fabio, Federico, Felipe, Felix, Ferdinand, Fernando, Ferrel, Ferrell, Filip, Filippo, Fiorello, Fitzgerald, Florian, Floyd, Flynn, Francesco, Francis, Frank, Frankie, Fraser, Frasier, Frazer, Frazier, Fred, Freddie, Freddy, Frederic, Frederich, Frederick,
Gabe, Gabi, Gabie, Gabriel, Gaby, Gaetano, Gander, Gaston, Gene, Geno, Geoff, Geoffrey, Geordie, George, Georgy, Gerald, Gerard, Gerardo, Gerhard, Gerhardt, Gerome, Giacomo, Gialli, Giancana, Giancarlo, Giani, Gianni, Giano, Gilbert, Gilberto, Giles, Gilles, Gino, Giordano, Giorgio, Giovanni, Giraldo, Girolamo, Giulio, Giuseppe, Gordon, Graham, Graig, Greg, Gregg, Greggory, Gregorio, Guilbert, Guillaume, Guillermo, Gustav, Gustave,
Hakim, Hanley, Henry, Hans, Harald, Harold, Harris, Harrison, Harry, Hartley, Harvey, Heinrich, Henderson, Hendrick, Hendrik, Henry, Herbert, Hernando, Horace, Howard, Hugh,
Irvine, Irving, Irwin,
Jack, Jackson, Jacky, Jacob, Jake, James, Jamey, Jamie, Jason, Jasper, Jay, Jean, Jeff, Jefferson, Jeffrey, Jeno, Jeremy, Jerome, Jerrome, Jerry, Jimmy, Joe, Joey, John, Johnnie, Johnny, Johny, Joseph, Justin,
Ken, Kevin, Kevon, Kirk, Kristoffer, Kristopher, Kurt,
Lamond, Larry, Laurentis, Lawrence, Layton, Lazaro, Lazarus, Lee, Leon, Leonard, Leonardo, Leroy, Lewie, Lindon, Lionel, Lonso, Lorenzo, Lorin, Lorry, Louie, Louis, Lucian, Luciano, Luigi, Luigio,
Madison, Malvin, Marcel, Marcello, Marco, Marcos, Marius, Mark, Markos, Markus, Marlin, Marlo, Marlon, Marshal, Marshall, Marve, Marven, Marvin, Marwin, Mathew, Matt, Matteo, Matthew, Maurice, Maximilian, Maximo, Maximus, Melvin, Michael, Mick, Mickey, Mickie, Micky, Milton, Morris, Murdoch, Murdock, Murray,
Neil, Nelson, Nicholas, Nick, Nickey, Nickie, Nickolas, Nicky, Nicolas, Niels, Nigel, Nikos, Niles, Nils, Nilson, Norman,
Oliver, Olivier, Orlando, Ovid, Ozzie, Ozzy,
Pasquale, Patrick, Paul, Paulie, Paulo, Pauly, Perry, Pete, Peter, Phil, Philip, Phillip, Pierce, Prescott, Preston,
Quincey, Quincy,
Raddy, Rafael, Rafaello, Raffaello, Raimondo, Raimund, Raimundo, Rajh, Rajhim, Ralf, Ralph, Ramon, Randal, Randie, Randolf, Randolph, Randy, Rao, Raoul, Raphael, Ratsen, Raul, Raymond, Reginald, Reinhard, Reinold, Renato, Reynard, Reynold, Ricardo, Riccardo, Richard, Richie, Rickie, Ricky, Ringo, Robbert, Robbie, Robby, Robert, Roberto, Robin, Rock, Rockey, Rockie, Rocky, Rod, Rodd, Roddie, Roddy, Roderic, Roderick, Roger, Roke, Roland, Rolando, Romeo, Ron, Ronald, Ronan, Ronnie, Ronny, Rooney, Rosamond, Roy, Rudolf, Rudolph, Rudy, Rudyard, Rupert, Russell, Rustie, Rustin, Rusty, Ryan, Ryley, Ryon,
Said, Saito, Salvatore, Samuel, Sander, Scot, Scott, Silvester, Silvio, Simeon, Shaka, Sheck, Sheridan, Shigearu, Shigerru, Stanley, Stephano, Stephen, Steve, Steven, Stevie, Stevy, Suteh,
Tedd, Teddie, Teddy, Teodor, Terence, Terrel, Theo, Theobald, Theodor, Theodore, Thomas, Titus, Tobie, Toby, Tod, Todd, Toddie, Toddy, Tom, Tomas, Tommie, Tommy, Tonnie, Tony,
Vale, Valentin, Valentine, Valy, Vaughan, Vaughn, Vergil, Verne, Vernen, Verney, Vernon, Victor, Vince, Vincent, Vinnie, Vinny, Virgil, Virgilio, Vito, Vladimir,
Wallace, Welbie, Welby, Wesley, Will, Willdon, Willey, William, Willie, Willy, Wilmar,
Zack, Zackariah, Zed, Zedekiah, Zeke, Zerk, Zollie, Zolly

Questions And Opinions

The scientific research must receive more funds. We all depend on science.