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真二

English translation: Shinji

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Japanese term or phrase:真二
English translation:Shinji
Entered by: Germaine A Hoston

17:43 Nov 6, 2008
Japanese to English translations [Non-PRO]
Bus/Financial - Names (personal, company)
Japanese term or phrase: 真二
This is a first name on a bank ledger. I know it could be anything, but my guess is that a common pronunciation might be Masaji. Any better guesses?

Thanks!
Germaine A Hoston
Local time: 17:50
Shinji
Explanation:
'Masaji' could be a answer for '真二'.
But for Japanese, 'Shinji' would be more common reading phonetic.
This name should be a name for male.
'しんじ(shinji)' was found in below link.
'まさじ(masaji)' is not common and could not be found in below link.
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sak1234
Japan
Local time: 09:50
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Thanks again!
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Shinji


Explanation:
'Masaji' could be a answer for '真二'.
But for Japanese, 'Shinji' would be more common reading phonetic.
This name should be a name for male.
'しんじ(shinji)' was found in below link.
'まさじ(masaji)' is not common and could not be found in below link.


    Reference: http://name.gwoood.com/3/6/000013.html
    Reference: http://name.gwoood.com/3/10/000031.html
sak1234
Japan
Local time: 09:50
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese
Grading comment
Thanks again!

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