NAGAHAMA, JAPAN, April 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nameans may be the world's first name translation specialist service. This service checks out all the meanings of names in foreign languages, whether it be a baby name, a product name, or even a company name.
When an applicant wants to know the meanings of a word in other languages and submits a name, native speakers registered with Nameans in every language search for words with the same or similar pronunciations. Their responses are compiled by Nameans staff and sent to the applicant in PDF format.
Examples of How Nameans is Used
Nameans is mainly use for naming babies, products, and companies.
For example, the name Kate has a similar pronunciation to a word that means knitting wool in Japanese.
The name Moco has the meaning of slime, or mucus in Spanish.
Use Nameans when naming so you do not end up with a name that has an unexpected meaning in other countries.
Nameans Plans & Prices
Nameans provide translations into 1 language for free and 6 languages for $20 and there are 3 plans about 12 languages for $38, $98, $148. The 6 and 12 languages plans allow for a human name translation that includes both given and family names.
1 language: free (the languages will alternate over fixed periods)
6 languages: $20 (choose 6 languages from the 12 languages)
12 languages 1 name plan: $38
12 languages 3 name plan: $98
12 languages 5 name plan: $148
Nameans Translators
All translators employed with Nameans are native speakers in their respective languages. Our translators who have passed our own independent acceptance policies are in nations around the world, allowing them to keep up with newly coined words, modern words, and even slang.
Nameans Background
When Nameans company Founder Kobayashi was considering what to name his son he wanted to make sure it would not have a weird meaning in other countries. Even after searching he was not able to find that kind of a translation service, so he then developed and started this service.
Corporate Profile
Company Name: Nameans.com
Founder: Masahiro Kobayashi
Adviser: Nobuyasu Kobayashi
Established: 2011
Address: 880 Nose-cho Nagahama-city Shiga Japan
Email: info@nameans.com
Contact Information
Founder: Masahiro Kobayashi
Email: kobayashi@nameans.com
Nameans may be the world's first name translation specialist service. This service checks out all the meanings of names in foreign languages, whether it be a baby name, a product name, or even a company name.
Website: http://www.nameans.com
Name Translation Service (Nameans) Announces Website Launch: A Service Using Native Speakers to Search for Name Meanings in Other Languages
In March 2011, Nameans (founded by Masahiro Kobayashi) released the name translation specialist service Nameans.
2011-04-16
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[Press-News.org] Name Translation Service (Nameans) Announces Website Launch: A Service Using Native Speakers to Search for Name Meanings in Other LanguagesIn March 2011, Nameans (founded by Masahiro Kobayashi) released the name translation specialist service Nameans.