It was Japanese women a decade ago Chinese men wanted to marry but they now find Korean girls far more attractive and want to marry one and live in an American style house, drink French wine instead of tea, play around with Russian girls, hire a Filipina housemaid, and eventually become a leading member in the communist party of the nation of statism.ĭragon is the totem symbol and the supreme holy animal of the Chinese people. If you ignore this unique trait, you'd never understand why Chinese disregard the intellectual property rights and keep copying your inventions or fishing in Korean water without suffering from a guilty conscience. Our big brother on the other hand would cross Korean and other boundaries indifferently. Chinese youngsters find it hard to understand when they see Korean men freely walking around in Seoul with a bulging leather wallet peeking out from their back pocket.
Theft is the most common criminal offense. Men's clothes in China have a lot of pockets for the purpose of splitting money. When a young unmarried man dies, the Korean would say, "Aigo, he is gone without experiencing a joy of having a wife," and the Chinese would utter, "Too bad he is gone without experiencing a joy of stealing, Aiya."
It's a beautiful day." Chinese: "I hear your son was accepted by Yale, Aiiyaa." Korean: "Yes, but, Aigo, I'm not sure if I can finance it." "Aiya," exclaims the Chinese. Like a French shrug, they are applied liberally and only appreciated by the natives.Ĭhinese people would say, "Aiya, it's good to see you!" A Korean answers, "Me, too, Aigo. Uttered with different intonations, they can express frustration, trouble, empathy, awe, shock, glee, or any emotion, and greatly dramatize a situation. And "Aiya" in Chinese and "Aigo" in Korean are gems of exclamation, useful in almost every imaginable circumstance, casually thrown in at the beginning or end of a sentence. The Chinese are proud of teaching their language to Korea. Nevertheless, united by their shared suspicion of America, they co-operate to veto any important- policies that Washington may dream up. Although they are close neighbors with a lengthy shared border, China keeps an ever-vigilant eye on Russia. Russians, as vodka alcoholics, are looked upon as an ex-comrade. With Americans they have a complicated love and hate relationship. Douglas MacArthur came too close to their border in the Korean War. On the other hand, they regard Korea as their little brother, and cute sister, and try to maintain a friendly relationship with the people on the peninsula. It's a long story, several hundred years old, and it has to do with war, rape, pillage, and poaching of their culture by Japanese soldiers. And large numbers of these devils don't have black hair.Ĭhinese people quite simply do not like Japanese. Anyone who cannot read Chinese characters is a foreign devil. There are 1.4 billion Chinese, which is 21% of the world's total population, compared with 315 million Americans, 127 million Japanese and 51 and 25 million Koreans in the South and North respectively. † English pronunciation for Aya: AA as in "odd (AA.D)" Y as in "you (Y.Chinese people believe China, or "zhong quo" meaning the Middle Kingdom, is located in the center of the universe. It was used 4 times more than Aya in that year.īaby names that sound like Aya include Aiah, Ayah, Ahe, Ahu, Ai, Aihe, Aija, Ajaa, Aje, Aji, Anney, Awa, Awi, Ayo, Io, Ute, Ahsia, Aoi, Oheo, and Aheahe. In 2018, within the group of girl names directly linked to Aya, Ayla was the most popular. At the modest height of its usage in 2018, 0.020% of baby girls were given the name Aya. The name's popularity has been increasing since the 2010s. See also the related categories, hebrew, english, japanese, and silk.Īya is a somewhat popular baby name for girls, and it is also considered fairly trendy. From Japanese roots, its meaning is woven silk.Īya is a variant transcription of the name Ayla (Hebrew, English, and Turkish).Īia, Aiah, Aiya, Aiyah, and Ayah are variant transcriptions of Aya.
Aya is largely used in the Hebrew and Japanese languages, and its origin is Japanese and English. The baby girl name Aya is pronounced as AA-Yaa- †.
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