IRL, no one would name their kid Itachi

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

What parents would name their kid Itachi which is weasel in Japanese, imagine all the teasing that kid would go through

Teacher: introduce yourself to the class

Itachi: I am weasel!

Random Student: IR Baboon!

 

[Bijuu13]

See how much teasing they do when they get caught in tsukuyomi

 

[Azearl]

Some mentally retarded uchiha.................

 

[Baka Sennin]

and he's from the fan clan as well

i've always thought these names must sound weird to japanese readers... minato namikaze= port wavewind, naruto uzumaki= whirlpool and that swirly thing in the ramen, sakura=cherry blossom, kisame= shark etc etc. sarutobi- jumping monkey or sth like that

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

See how much teasing they do when they get caught in tsukuyomi

lololol

 

[Form]

I would not tease itachi O_O

 

[NidaimeRikudouSennin]

and he's from the fan clan as well

i've always thought these names must sound weird to japanese readers... minato namikaze= port wavewind, naruto uzumaki= whirlpool and that swirly thing in the ramen, sakura=cherry blossom, kisame= shark etc etc. sarutobi- jumping monkey or sth like that

this. nuff said.

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

I would not tease itachi O_O

Why not?

 

[Mahoken]

Why not?

He would wreak anyone who teases him o_o

 

[Serapis Bey]

He would wreak anyone who teases him o_o

Just do it. *Nike sponsor*

 

[King Of Sharingan]

I might name my son Madara or Tobi

 

[ImNotScared]

I'm fairly sure there is a deeper meaning then "weasel".

I remember it was something with crows and mythology.

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

I'm fairly sure there is a deeper meaning then "weasel".

I remember it was something with crows and mythology.

actually Itachi is literally translated as Weasel in Japanese.

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so when you hear Japanese people screm "EEEK ITACHI!" it literally means they got batshit scared of weasels.

 

[Sasunarufan13]

Practically all names have a meaning - even the Western names. My name for example means something like honey bee in Greek.

The Japanese people are used to names having specific meanings so they aren't bothered with it and they are not likely to tease someone about their name, unless it's a really girly name for a guy for example.

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

Practically all names have a meaning - even the Western names. My name for example means something like honey bee in Greek.

The Japanese people are used to names having specific meanings so they aren't bothered with it and they are not likely to tease someone about their name, unless it's a really girly name for a guy for example.

Like Chi-Chi? wease:

 

[Gingin]

Maybe they dont find those names all that odd at all. From a list of Japanese Names...
Asuka..smell of tomorrow
Fumihiro...wide sentance
Kazuma...one vegetable
Isoroku....fifty-six
Hyota...thick bag
Daiki...big tree
Karin....pure (I'll let you discuss why Kishi chose that one)
Sai...paint
Shino.....of faith
Shika...excellent intention
oh and let us not forget ...
Masashi.....elegant director

 

[Out Of Ctrl]

'IR Baboon' cracked me up. xd

 

[Sasunarufan13]

Like Chi-Chi? wease:

I don't know enough of the gender of Japanese names so I can't tell you if they would make fun of that name LOL