@@ChrisLeeW00 ..well i disagree.. a name .. any name, means a person or object, and the etymology of it doesent nessesarly have anything to do with its contemporary mening, as in Yuki, Jhon or whatever.. ..in us its very common for example: Pearl, Peach, Jewel ... an its just names of persons ..
John is an ever-popular name. It's a familiar and very traditional name with biblical origins. The name John is derived from the Hebrew name Yohanan, meaning “graced by God.” It is a solid, traditional name that exudes strength, responsibility, and kindness
@@funkyrob4564 kanji is one of the Japanese writing systems. A lot of the characters were adopted from chinese, although there are unique including characters that were simplified (before simplified chinese script existed) and ones completely original to Japanese.
I went to a Japanese University. In my new class, there was a Japanese girl called Karin. In our class dinner, I said to her, Karin is such a common name in English speaking countries too. It must not have Kanjis if it's a foreign inspired name? She told me her name was definitely Japanese in origin and wrote her name in Kanji on tissue paper and told me meaning of the two Kanjis. Other Japanese students gathered around also, and they said never in their life they met another Japanese whose name was not made of Kanjis.
If it's any consolation, my name ("Rue") does have a meaning in English that many people know ("rue the day"), but my folks claimed they didn't think of that when they named me. My students are always surprised when I suggest they check my name in the dictionary. Lot's of 「へー？」、「マジ？」、and 「ウソ～～！」.
@@ioathlete But sir, I prefer to make my life easy. Just type 'John' on Google saves me some hassle and if sir types John , Google already stated out the meaning of John in the very first page. So there's no need for me to ask Google again by typing extra words of "what does John mean" or "what does the name John mean". After all, Yuki here is just trying to tell her audience that her name Yuki is name, but people who asked her assumed that it has meaning. I believe, sir,that's the point of this whole John meaning thing.
@@ioathlete Sir, we are not making fun of the name John but we are just trying to state the facts that, when type John and Google it , Google gives us the meaning of John, if that makes sense to you.
@@ioathlete and sir ,if you're feeling offended, well.. I'm sorry about this but since I'm not Google and I can't change the meaning of John, maybe you could write a letter about this to Google so that they could change the meaning of 'John' to something like "the meaning of the name John"? Good luck sir and have a great day today.
@@imaminidonut2792 not offended in the least bit. Just pointing out that words matter, especially when prompting a search in Google. Personally, I found her bit totemo omoshiroi. Cracked me up!
Kind of got the point after about 30 seconds. But I guess she has some lingering bitterness about stupid people. Welcome to the world we all live in, Yuki.
John supposedly means god is gracious from its Hebrew origin Yohannan. I used to think John meant porridge. I don't remember why. Maybe it sounds like porridge in Chinese lol. And those 2. I once asked a John whose John he was. He did not get the joke. People really should know what their names mean. At least I didn't piss on him to make a point lol.
My name, Fernando, means adventurer, bold voyager. I love traveling. I will now be bold and adventurous and tell you, I think you're beautiful and intelligent, very alluring qualities. I'm in Istanbul at the moment if you want to have lunch? ❤🎉
The name John means "God is gracious". Names have meanings. It's perfectly reasonable to ask what Yuki means. As she says, it could have different meanings depending on the kanji character. The fact that she doesn't know the kanji character for her own name indicates that she's lower class Japanese.
My name Bernhard means strong as a bear. And as far as i know John means god has mercy. I know that because my last name is from north eastern germany, but i am from Austria, and comes from Hannes which comes from Johannes which comes from Johann which is just the german and austrian name for John.
I have run into several Asians adopting a western name. I believe it is to make it easier to remember their name and actually pronouncing it correctly. Is that assumption even right in the first place? Then I have been thinking about it in reverse. Should western people let eastern people call them something they can remember? Some Norse names are difficult to pronounce even in English. My nickname is very close to Yuki and now I'm just confused. I guess I should just keep it simple and say that only a part of my name is fine.
💖 Last few hours of being 69 today, Thanks, Yuki for an Awesome slice of humour!! To make things simple for myself, I tell Everyone... Bob... 2 B's and "0" (Nothing) in the middle...which sums me up to a "T" !!! 💐🌞💖🥳 Cheers, Eh 🍁💖🙃
Western names have meanings. It's a cute joke, but a bit flawed at the end. God is gracious What does John mean? Originally from the Hebrew Yochanan, meaning "God is gracious", via the Greek Ioannes and the Latin Iohannes
I get it. However, I'm also - while not one of the people who would keep pressing you on this as that's rude and disrespectful - one of the people who has a hard time with the concept of a name being "just a name - it doesn't mean anything." John, for instance, means "God is gracious." Nicholas means "victory of the people." My oldest daughter's name is from Celtic and means "beautiful girl," while my youngest has maybe the only instance of a name whose meaning was lost to time, as she's named after a goddess who was named after the city of her primary worship, and/or vice-versa, but the origins of the name go farther back than we have recorded history for, so it's been lost. So, I can sympathize with the THOUGHT PROCESS of "yeah, but a name has to mean something," I still think persistently harassing someone about it is pretty ride and disrespectful. Plus what you're describing about words that sound like other words, written in various ways with various parts of other Kanji, or not, I get, probably only because I've studied Japanese, multiple Chinese, and Egyptian and other cultures, though far from extensively. My daughter's name, for instance, wouldn't matter if it was spelled Kighlee, Kylie, or Kylee, it's the same word with the same meaning. But there, and they're, and their are not the same words, so it's really not that foreign a concept.
Might be cultural differencr but i dont see the point of giving your children a name which has no meaning. Like the parents must have something in their mind when they name their baby. Or would it go something like this: Fuck it, just give this crotch goblin a damn name and lets get this over with.... Lets just go with Yuki. Family friend: Wow such a nice name, what prompted you to give this name? Parent: Nothing. We didn't think too much. Just gave a damned name and got the process over. In my culture, there is so much time spent in chosing a name, and researching any negative implications in the potential names.
John means God is gracious. It's a masculine name of Hebrew origin derived from "Yohannan". Comedy is fun but information and education are incredible.
origin ≠ meaning
Your RUclips is finally going to catch up!😺
Good point, I was gonna say every name has a meaning, but maybe its more accurate to say every name has an origin. 😅
But what does it mean? 🤔
@@ChrisLeeW00 ..well i disagree.. a name .. any name, means a person or object, and the etymology of it doesent nessesarly have anything to do with its contemporary mening, as in Yuki, Jhon or whatever..
..in us its very common for example: Pearl, Peach, Jewel ... an its just names of persons ..
it’s so funny just to hear your conversations. conversations make the world go around
There was definitely a John in the crowd.
😂
Yes, but he knew better than to speak up!
John means 'a gift from God'.
@@NympoGamingWhat is a toilet, but a gift from the gods?
@@233kosta Cloacina unblocks toilets.
Poseidon gave Athens a spring, I wonder which one of them is more of a toilet god.
THAT dry-ass humour ... I love it, Ms. Nivez, please just don´t stop .
Greetings from little Austria .
No one tell her about John Snow.
John Yuki😅
"Yuki? That's a cute name for a cute girl 😉"
Hey Yuki- I like your unique sense humor & delivery Don't need be loud& stupid to be funny.Hope u visit Florida on tours
My dad, brother, uncle, and grandfather are all named John, this bit is gold.
Johnson & Johnson
@@invrunner pretty accurate
Never googled the meaning of John before, but now I can shit on my friends whose named John hahahahh Thanks Yuki!
Just don't confuse it with johnson.
John is an ever-popular name. It's a familiar and very traditional name with biblical origins. The name John is derived from the Hebrew name Yohanan, meaning “graced by God.” It is a solid, traditional name that exudes strength, responsibility, and kindness
Good talk 👋
As someone more familiar with Chinese language and culture, I didn't realize not all Japanese names has kanji. This is good to know!
Good talk
Hey I'm American, what's a kanji? 😅😅😅
@@funkyrob4564 kanji is one of the Japanese writing systems. A lot of the characters were adopted from chinese, although there are unique including characters that were simplified (before simplified chinese script existed) and ones completely original to Japanese.
@@FunctionallyLiteratePerson Thank you for the explanation.
I went to a Japanese University.
In my new class, there was a Japanese girl called Karin.
In our class dinner, I said to her, Karin is such a common name in English speaking countries too.
It must not have Kanjis if it's a foreign inspired name?
She told me her name was definitely Japanese in origin and wrote her name in Kanji on tissue paper and told me meaning of the two Kanjis.
Other Japanese students gathered around also, and they said never in their life they met another Japanese whose name was not made of Kanjis.
😂 great! (And I am a John….but never ask those stupid questions 😉)
If it's any consolation, my name ("Rue") does have a meaning in English that many people know ("rue the day"), but my folks claimed they didn't think of that when they named me. My students are always surprised when I suggest they check my name in the dictionary. Lot's of 「へー？」、「マジ？」、and 「ウソ～～！」.
It's funny that the only Japanese girl I ever worked with and dated in Tanzania was called Yuki. It seems to be a common name in Japan.
But what does it mean? 😁😁
I love Yasuko Sawaguchi ❤
A very common girl's name.
Ms Yuki, I really googled John and it really came out the exact meaning of what you had on paper.
Well, not if you Google what does the name John mean. Ask what "John" means - one answer. What does the name John mean - a different answer.
@@ioathlete But sir, I prefer to make my life easy. Just type 'John' on Google saves me some hassle and if sir types John , Google already stated out the meaning of John in the very first page. So there's no need for me to ask Google again by typing extra words of "what does John mean" or "what does the name John mean". After all, Yuki here is just trying to tell her audience that her name Yuki is name, but people who asked her assumed that it has meaning. I believe, sir,that's the point of this whole John meaning thing.
@@ioathlete Sir, we are not making fun of the name John but we are just trying to state the facts that, when type John and Google it , Google gives us the meaning of John, if that makes sense to you.
@@ioathlete and sir ,if you're feeling offended, well.. I'm sorry about this but since I'm not Google and I can't change the meaning of John, maybe you could write a letter about this to Google so that they could change the meaning of 'John' to something like "the meaning of the name John"? Good luck sir and have a great day today.
@@imaminidonut2792 not offended in the least bit. Just pointing out that words matter, especially when prompting a search in Google. Personally, I found her bit totemo omoshiroi. Cracked me up!
Yuki you're a dear, and very funny. A big kiss for you
Actually going back to Hebrew the name John means “gods gift “. So I’ve been told
Makes sense. Sometimes I barely reach the John in time and exclaim "Thank God"
Well played
Brilliant 😳🤔🤣👍💯‼️
I still want to know what 'Yuki" means. 😁😁
It depends on how you use it in a sentence. If you write it in Hiragana, it typically is "snow", but can mean "to go" or the back seam of a garment.
@@scotkamimae2531 Thanks for clarifying! So... I want my yuki, which is white as yuki, to hold together in order yuki to the service?
Awesome video
Sooo, what about John Snow from Game of Thrones 😁?
Toilet Yuki............
1:31 it's like when they mess up the pronunciation for the fifth time
great poker face
"I think I'm happy with Snow White!"
Kind of got the point after about 30 seconds. But I guess she has some lingering bitterness about stupid people. Welcome to the world we all live in, Yuki.
Beautiful
You should ask them are you speaking English? 😂😂😂😂😂
John supposedly means god is gracious from its Hebrew origin Yohannan.
I used to think John meant porridge. I don't remember why. Maybe it sounds like porridge in Chinese lol.
And those 2. I once asked a John whose John he was.
He did not get the joke. People really should know what their names mean. At least I didn't piss on him to make a point lol.
My name, Fernando, means adventurer, bold voyager. I love traveling. I will now be bold and adventurous and tell you, I think you're beautiful and intelligent, very alluring qualities. I'm in Istanbul at the moment if you want to have lunch? ❤🎉
The name John means "God is gracious". Names have meanings. It's perfectly reasonable to ask what Yuki means. As she says, it could have different meanings depending on the kanji character. The fact that she doesn't know the kanji character for her own name indicates that she's lower class Japanese.
John is short for “Jonathan,” which is biblical, and means in Hebrew “G-d gave,” or “gift of G-d.”
"John" means "God is Full of Graces" btw. It comes from "Yochanan", "YHWH is Gracious".
"Yuki"ってどういう意味ですか？
Sorry for the lameness. Your videos are super funny 😂🎉
She’s brilliant and very beautiful
Some guy called me Tom at work. I didn't correct him or make anything of it either.
My name Bernhard means strong as a bear. And as far as i know John means god has mercy. I know that because my last name is from north eastern germany, but i am from Austria, and comes from Hannes which comes from Johannes which comes from Johann which is just the german and austrian name for John.
Yuki means Yuki, done!
The audio is way to mono for my headphones but the ending was still worth it.
All names have a meaning basically
(And yes, I know it's comedy. Good stuff. Thought I'd throw in.)
I have run into several Asians adopting a western name. I believe it is to make it easier to remember their name and actually pronouncing it correctly. Is that assumption even right in the first place?
Then I have been thinking about it in reverse. Should western people let eastern people call them something they can remember? Some Norse names are difficult to pronounce even in English. My nickname is very close to Yuki and now I'm just confused. I guess I should just keep it simple and say that only a part of my name is fine.
Maybe it's because: Yoko Ono translates to Ocean Child. Yuki is funny!
That is just one of several meanings of the name Yoko . Depending on the kanji used to spell it , it can have different meanings
Wow! That must be very annoying 😅
I really understand you.
Have a nice day Snow-white,
I have to go to the John.😉
I'm offended that her name isn't 勇気, 有機, 祐樹, 雄輝 or 雄樹
Well, my name is Michael, so I guess with that logic, I'm an angel???? 🤔
You have borrowed the name from an angel, it really means "who is like god?"
"good talk" 😭😭😭
😂
💖 Last few hours of being 69 today, Thanks, Yuki for an Awesome slice of humour!! To make things simple for myself, I tell Everyone... Bob... 2 B's and "0" (Nothing) in the middle...which sums me up to a "T" !!! 💐🌞💖🥳 Cheers, Eh 🍁💖🙃
@@bobsfanjoy6569 Happy birthday!
@@YukiNivez Thanks 💐🌞💖🍁💖🙃
John means toilet, right?
She had me laughing hard! The timing and delivery was perfect!! Great Job, Yuki, cheers :)
🤣🤣🤣😅😘
Isn't snow beautiful?
Not in my lifetim
😢😢🎉 1:38
John means toilet
Etymology?
😂 that was great Snow White! 😆
Man, Lucy Liu still looks great
Respecting my calcha.
I can imagine this happening 😂
I said brrrr it's cold in here, there must be a Yuki in the atmosphere 🎉
Western names have meanings.
It's a cute joke, but a bit flawed at the end.
God is gracious
What does John mean? Originally from the Hebrew Yochanan, meaning "God is gracious", via the Greek Ioannes and the Latin Iohannes
Good talk ❤️
Pretty sure John means toilet lol
I get it. However, I'm also - while not one of the people who would keep pressing you on this as that's rude and disrespectful - one of the people who has a hard time with the concept of a name being "just a name - it doesn't mean anything." John, for instance, means "God is gracious." Nicholas means "victory of the people." My oldest daughter's name is from Celtic and means "beautiful girl," while my youngest has maybe the only instance of a name whose meaning was lost to time, as she's named after a goddess who was named after the city of her primary worship, and/or vice-versa, but the origins of the name go farther back than we have recorded history for, so it's been lost. So, I can sympathize with the THOUGHT PROCESS of "yeah, but a name has to mean something," I still think persistently harassing someone about it is pretty ride and disrespectful. Plus what you're describing about words that sound like other words, written in various ways with various parts of other Kanji, or not, I get, probably only because I've studied Japanese, multiple Chinese, and Egyptian and other cultures, though far from extensively. My daughter's name, for instance, wouldn't matter if it was spelled Kighlee, Kylie, or Kylee, it's the same word with the same meaning. But there, and they're, and their are not the same words, so it's really not that foreign a concept.
Might be cultural differencr but i dont see the point of giving your children a name which has no meaning.
Like the parents must have something in their mind when they name their baby.
Or would it go something like this:
Fuck it, just give this crotch goblin a damn name and lets get this over with.... Lets just go with Yuki.
Family friend: Wow such a nice name, what prompted you to give this name?
Parent: Nothing. We didn't think too much. Just gave a damned name and got the process over.
In my culture, there is so much time spent in chosing a name, and researching any negative implications in the potential names.
John means God is gracious. It's a masculine name of Hebrew origin derived from "Yohannan".
Comedy is fun but information and education are incredible.
Good talk 👋
A John is definitely a prostitutes client bro
@gamerswithgoals You the real-life Simpsons comic book guy.