Japanese names similar to liberian Options

[Rocket Man]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




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[toki]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




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lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

[Rocket Man]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




(IMG:http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1456/name7yd.jpg)

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

[Tsunga]

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This post has been edited by Tsunga: Dec 1 2005, 07:16 PM

[Viety_Cent]

They could be related (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/badteeth.gif) -

[toki]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




(IMG:http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1456/name7yd.jpg)

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

This post has been edited by toki: Dec 1 2005, 07:35 PM

[Rocket Man]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




(IMG:http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1456/name7yd.jpg)

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

actually japanese have jomon(austroloid) blood and in turn the jomon are more related to negroid so i suppose there is a connection

[toki]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




(IMG:http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1456/name7yd.jpg)

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

actually japanese have jomon(austroloid) blood and in turn the jomon are more related to negroid so i suppose there is a connection

even if that were true. it has been proven that everyone can be traced back to one common ancestor through our y-chromosomes and mitochondrias.
the genetic mutations between japanese and liberian was enough that they aren't seen to be very genetically related anymore. and besides i think all humans are gnetically related in one way or another , regardless of how distant it may be.

the ainu people (natives of japan) are said to look more caucasian but are genetically asian.

but back to the point: whether they be a good connection or not between liberian and japanese, i don't think it has anything to do with the names.

[ccps-6]

the maori and polynesian also share similar linguistics as the japanese


Ito, an object of revenge, uto; inu, to drink, unu; himu, the hip-bone, humu; iho, the heart of a tree, uho.

Māori Name English Translation
Akaroa Long harbour
Aotearoa Long white cloud (Māori name for New Zealand)
Hokianga Returning
Kaikōura To eat crayfish
Kaitāia (Kaitatāia) Food thrown about
Kapiti Crevice, joining
Kawhia (Kaawhiawhi) To perform a ceremony
Kōhanga Reo Māori preschool
Kupe The great Polynesian navigator who discovered Aotearoa
Kura Kaupapa Māori secondary school
Mana Strength, prestige, power
Manawatū Heart stood still
Manukau Wading bird
Māori Indigenous person of Aotearoa
Motungārara Insect or lizard island
Ōpōtiki The place of Potiki
Otago Correctly: Otakou - the place of red earth or ochre
Ōtaki To stick in (the place where the staff was stuck in the ground)
Paihia Good here (partial transliteration)
Pākehā White person
Rangitoto Blood sky
Rotorua (The) second lake
Ruapuke Two hills
Tāmaki Battle
Tauranga Sheltered anchorage
Te Herenga Waka The hitching post of the canoes
Te Kaha The rope (or boundary line)
Te Papa Tongarewa The Treasure Box (Our Place, The National Museum)
Te Puni Kōkiri The group moving forward (the Ministry of Māori Development)
Tokomaru An ancestral canoe, or a staff shelter
Waiapu Swallowing water
Waikanae Water, mullet (the glistening of the mullet)
Waikato Flowing water
Waimate Weeping water
Waitangi Weeping water
Wanganui (properly: Whanganui) Big harbour
Whakarewarewa To prepare for war
Whakatāne To act like a man

[Rocket Man]

i was watching the lord of war today and i foudn something interesting about liberian names it sounds japanese somehow




(IMG:http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1456/name7yd.jpg)

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif) 2

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

actually japanese have jomon(austroloid) blood and in turn the jomon are more related to negroid so i suppose there is a connection

even if that were true. it has been proven that everyone can be traced back to one common ancestor through our y-chromosomes and mitochondrias.
the genetic mutations between japanese and liberian was enough that they aren't seen to be very genetically related anymore. and besides i think all humans are gnetically related in one way or another , regardless of how distant it may be.

the ainu people (natives of japan) are said to look more caucasian but are genetically asian.

but back to the point: whether they be a good connection or not between liberian and japanese, i don't think it has anything to do with the names.

ainus are austroloids.you can't deny that japanese have austroloid elements in thier culture and language and genetic




















great post ccp-6,its been proven that there were polynesians,austronesians and other islanders sailed to the japanese island

the maori and polynesian also share similar linguistics as the japanese


Ito, an object of revenge, uto; inu, to drink, unu; himu, the hip-bone, humu; iho, the heart of a tree, uho.

Māori Name  English Translation
Akaroa  Long harbour
Aotearoa  Long white cloud (Māori name for New Zealand)
Hokianga  Returning
Kaikōura  To eat crayfish
Kaitāia  (Kaitatāia) Food thrown about
Kapiti  Crevice, joining
Kawhia (Kaawhiawhi)  To perform a ceremony
Kōhanga Reo  Māori preschool
Kupe  The great Polynesian navigator who discovered Aotearoa
Kura Kaupapa  Māori secondary school
Mana  Strength, prestige, power
Manawatū  Heart stood still
Manukau  Wading bird
Māori  Indigenous person of Aotearoa
Motungārara  Insect or lizard island
Ōpōtiki  The place of Potiki
Otago  Correctly: Otakou - the place of red earth or ochre
Ōtaki  To stick in (the place where the staff was stuck in the ground)
Paihia  Good here (partial transliteration)
Pākehā  White person
Rangitoto  Blood sky
Rotorua  (The) second lake
Ruapuke  Two hills
Tāmaki  Battle
Tauranga  Sheltered anchorage
Te Herenga Waka  The hitching post of the canoes
Te Kaha  The rope (or boundary line)
Te Papa Tongarewa  The Treasure Box (Our Place, The National Museum)
Te Puni Kōkiri  The group moving forward (the Ministry of Māori Development)
Tokomaru  An ancestral canoe, or a staff shelter
Waiapu  Swallowing water
Waikanae  Water, mullet (the glistening of the mullet)
Waikato  Flowing water
Waimate  Weeping water
Waitangi  Weeping water
Wanganui  (properly: Whanganui) Big harbour
Whakarewarewa  To prepare for war
Whakatāne  To act like a man

This post has been edited by Rocket Man: Dec 1 2005, 08:05 PM

[toki]

ainus are austroloids.you can't deny that japanese have austroloid elements in thier culture and language and genetic



great post ccp-6,its been proven that there were polynesians,austronesians and other islanders sailed to the japanese island

yes ainu are austroloid. but a lot of times austoloids are associated with negroids based on phenotypes more so than genotypes. meaning traits over actual dna.
yes i agree that austroloids are also in the polyesians, etc. but i do not see how language of japanese and liberian would tie into it (IMG:http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/confused.gif)

[michinobu_zoned]

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

Well, not to some people. But, I heard someone claim that Gothic art was invented by black people. Can you believe that $hit? It's about as bad as trying to say Jesus was black with no proof from the bible, with the exception of hair being "white like a sheep" but that could be because wool was the whitest thing a Semite had seen, being that there was no snow or paint or cotton around. However, when one might conclude that he's Jewish considering that some Jews have a "Jew-fro" and he celebrated Jewish holidays and followed Jewish traditions.

Anyways, back to Japanese people, I've heard the argument that Japanese samurai were black. That somehow, black people made it to Japan and the samurai were born of these negroids.

Does anyone see how that's possible?

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

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so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

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well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

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actually japanese have jomon(austroloid) blood and in turn the jomon are more related to negroid so i suppose there is a connection

No sir, you are full of horse $hit! I say, good day to sir! Good Day!

lol. a very similar topic was made in the japan chat "nigerian names and japanese names are similar". (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

yes a lot of african names are similar to japanese ones. but coincdental obviously.

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so nigerian,liberian and japanese are related?

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well nigeria and liberia are sorta close to each other. they're both on the western coast. but there are a lotta tribal groups in africa so they probably are of differnt blood. as for japanese. just because the names seem similar has absolutely nothing to do with their bloodlines. and in this case. its coincendental.

we're all related in some way i believe . but japanese genotypes and african genotypes are too different to be considered related.

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actually japanese have jomon(austroloid) blood and in turn the jomon are more related to negroid so i suppose there is a connection

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even if that were true. it has been proven that everyone can be traced back to one common ancestor through our y-chromosomes and mitochondrias.
the genetic mutations between japanese and liberian was enough that they aren't seen to be very genetically related anymore. and besides i think all humans are gnetically related in one way or another , regardless of how distant it may be.

the ainu people (natives of japan) are said to look more caucasian but are genetically asian.

but back to the point: whether they be a good connection or not between liberian and japanese, i don't think it has anything to do with the names.

Here's a nice little pic I picked up from another forum. This was done by some scientists somewhere.
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As you can see, they aren't related to Africans, at all. Uzbekistani-Jews, yes, but not Japanese people. And Ainu are somwhat different from other Asians.