中国人人名の日本語表記とその読みについて

Japanese Names of Chinese People and Their Readings

Arami Hiroshi

広島大学留学生教育

Journal of International education, Morito Institute of Global Higher Education, Hiroshima University

[ISSN] 1342-8934

[NCID] AA11286840

There have been many discussions about Japanese writing and reading Chinese personal names, names of places names, and other names. Based on these discussions, there is no doubt that inconsistency in the writing and reading of Chinese names of people and places in Chinese characters has been regarded as a problem. This pertains to the fact that, even though certain norms have been established, a degree of freedom is allowed to “respect customary practice,” and the use of multiple names for the same point or person is tolerated. As a member of the International Student Affairs Office at a university, I have seen the names of many international students and their hometowns. Not only are there various ways of reading their names, but there are also extremely inconsistent spellings. In this paper, I will discuss the current situation and raise some issues.

Kanji Sound

How to read person's name

Chinese family name

International Unified Spelling

日本語漢字音

人名詠み方

中国人姓名

国際統一表記

jpn

広島大学森戸国際高等教育学院

[ISSN] 1342-8934

[NCID] AA11286840