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Chinese Names for Martial Artists

Going cheap on a translation can cost you in the long run. A poorly translated name or phrase on your martial arts certificate is like a typo on your resume—it makes people question your ability. Don't let this happen to you, or worse, to your students—invest in a proper translation; it will safeguard your reputation and save you some embarrassment.

Most common Chinese, Japanese, or Korean name translation errors:

• Characters with negative meanings
• Male given female name
• Female given male name
• Name that doesn’t read like a name
• Name that has negative associations

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