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Damn has anyone told you you’re awesome lately? Cause you are. Taking the time to write this was sweet. Thanks a bunch!
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Damn has anyone told you you’re awesome lately? Cause you are. Taking the time to write this was sweet. Thanks a bunch!
Imagine being born and your name is "Misuzu Aoha" MAN YOU ALREADY WINNING IN LIFE
美澄青羽 DAMNNNN EVEN THE KANJI IS PRETTY I'M NOT EVEN JOKING THE FAMILY NAME OF HIS KANJI LITERALLY MEANS PRETTY XHSJHSHSNS (if you guys maybe familiar with mandarin, it would help you with kanji too cause the root of this language is basically pretty similar)
美 you often find this as a hanzi too (in pinyin you pronounce it as měi) in mandarin dialogue, could be translated as "beauty"/"beautiful" you often find this kanji in a word (that you probably hear it so much if you watch anime) "utsukushii" which also has the "美" kanji in it.
澄 "clear" or if it's in sentence it's probably like "to purify/to clarify" (some chinese people have this character as their surname or their family name, it's not really a common one i think, please do cmiiw)
青 "blue-green" like "blue" for sky or "green" for mountain, grass, etc. (which is what you expect when you heard someone named "ao" in Japan, the first thing you would think is blue sky, but often the kanji for "ao" it's different too. In this case "青" could also mean young/youthful/unripe). But in Cantonese (please do cmiiw) it could also mean "black" like "black hair" "black cloth", etc.
羽 "feather/wing (like for birds, etc)". You can also find this kanji/hanzi in "badminton" or "yǔmáoqiú". You know what shuttlecocks are made of, right? Yes, exactly haha the literal meaning of "yǔmáoqiú" would be something similar to, "feather ball"(?) bdjxbxjsnsj (the more you know....)