firsttimeuser: Yuki Most Japanese forenames have a root–also known as Kanji- Chinese. Yuki literally means the origin of hope photo by Xabi Etcheverry
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Most Japanese forenames have a root–also known as Kanji- Chinese. Yuki literally means the origin of hope

photo by Xabi Etcheverry

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  8. curturbane said: Depending on the Kanji, Yuki can also mean snow.
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    Most Japanese forenames have a root–also known as Kanji- Chinese. Yuki literally means the origin of hope
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    Xabi Etcheverry, Yuki.
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