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Gaby 
Real life nicknames... nicknames would be the name people calls you, right?
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Long story
In university, they just call me Hidayat, just like the way my neighbours and parent calls me. People who do not recognize me (eg. hospital staff) would call me "Muhammad" as it is the first word in my given name (Muhammad Nur Hidayat) in my identity card but I will correct it for them, I don't like people call me Muhammad, it's just strange, I'll insist them to call me Hidayat. For cosplay friends, some of them call me "Gemuk" which mean "fat" because... I am fat (hell, I'm 80kg weight you know) and some will call me Yatsuko (my Japanese name, I forgot how I get that).
Most of the time during upper secondary school, my classmate calls me Hidayatchan, I don't know the real reason behind it, maybe because I'm younger than most of them (Classes here starts on January to November, my birthday is in October) but please note that I'm male if you still think I'm female.
During lower secondary school, some of them calls me Softlan, which is a softener brand sold in Malaysia because of the way I speaks and my skin that time is soft, I use the word "saya" for "me/I" in all cases and dialogues including with best friends where "saya" is actually formal polite form word (similar to "watashi" in Japanese) which is seems awkward for a normal male as they usually use the word "aku" for "me/I" which is informal casual word (more like "boku" in Japanese). But, seriously, I felt very strange when I tried to use the word "aku" because I've grown up using the word "saya", and added the fact I only befriended with girls during my early childhood to primary school days (and sometimes I did live by wearing skirts too).
In primary school, the Chinese called me Daia (a detergent brand), it is because my Chinese name 喜达亚 (Xi Daya) when pronounced in local dialect would sounds the same as Daia (it sounds slightly different if pronounced in standard Mandarin though).
During religion classes in primary school where we write in Arabic-style Malay alphabets, there would be some people call me "Hidayah" instead of "Hidayat" because the Arabic letter ة that I used at the end of my given name can be read as both T and H but ... Hidayat is boy's name and Hidayah is girl's name in common Malay family's given name. (Oh god, temporarily gender-switched lol) but I never mind because ... I don't feel very awkward.
Notes
For Americans, substitute "secondary school" = "high school" and "primary school" = "elementary school" if you have difficulties understanding it.
Summary
My nicknames are
- Hidayat (my real name)
- Hidayah (the wrongly pronounced real name)
- Hidayatchan (my real name + chan)
- Gemuk (fat)
- Yatsuko (Japanese name)
- Daia (Detergant brand)
- Softlan (Softener brand)
Just skip to summary if you don't want explanation.
Long story
In university, they just call me Hidayat, just like the way my neighbours and parent calls me. People who do not recognize me (eg. hospital staff) would call me "Muhammad" as it is the first word in my given name (Muhammad Nur Hidayat) in my identity card but I will correct it for them, I don't like people call me Muhammad, it's just strange, I'll insist them to call me Hidayat. For cosplay friends, some of them call me "Gemuk" which mean "fat" because... I am fat (hell, I'm 80kg weight you know) and some will call me Yatsuko (my Japanese name, I forgot how I get that).
Most of the time during upper secondary school, my classmate calls me Hidayatchan, I don't know the real reason behind it, maybe because I'm younger than most of them (Classes here starts on January to November, my birthday is in October) but please note that I'm male if you still think I'm female.
During lower secondary school, some of them calls me Softlan, which is a softener brand sold in Malaysia because of the way I speaks and my skin that time is soft, I use the word "saya" for "me/I" in all cases and dialogues including with best friends where "saya" is actually formal polite form word (similar to "watashi" in Japanese) which is seems awkward for a normal male as they usually use the word "aku" for "me/I" which is informal casual word (more like "boku" in Japanese). But, seriously, I felt very strange when I tried to use the word "aku" because I've grown up using the word "saya", and added the fact I only befriended with girls during my early childhood to primary school days (and sometimes I did live by wearing skirts too).
In primary school, the Chinese called me Daia (a detergent brand), it is because my Chinese name 喜达亚 (Xi Daya) when pronounced in local dialect would sounds the same as Daia (it sounds slightly different if pronounced in standard Mandarin though).
During religion classes in primary school where we write in Arabic-style Malay alphabets, there would be some people call me "Hidayah" instead of "Hidayat" because the Arabic letter ة that I used at the end of my given name can be read as both T and H but ... Hidayat is boy's name and Hidayah is girl's name in common Malay family's given name. (Oh god, temporarily gender-switched lol) but I never mind because ... I don't feel very awkward.
Notes
For Americans, substitute "secondary school" = "high school" and "primary school" = "elementary school" if you have difficulties understanding it.
Summary
My nicknames are
- Hidayat (my real name)
- Hidayah (the wrongly pronounced real name)
- Hidayatchan (my real name + chan)
- Gemuk (fat)
- Yatsuko (Japanese name)
- Daia (Detergant brand)
- Softlan (Softener brand)
Andrea AKA "Andy"
or
Jannah AKA "President" and "Pres" -I dunno. I guess I'm just strict and responsible at school. xD
or
Jannah AKA "President" and "Pres" -I dunno. I guess I'm just strict and responsible at school. xD
New one I find amusing: Racist
Explanation
Some guys I met started calling me that jokingly when I said my Chinese name was 白爱仁
白 =white
爱 =love
仁 = when added to my name it becomes something like 'pure kindness'
The joke is because 仁 is pronounced the same as 人 （people）it turns into 'white love people' or 'white people love' in their case.
白 =white
爱 =love
仁 = when added to my name it becomes something like 'pure kindness'
The joke is because 仁 is pronounced the same as 人 （people）it turns into 'white love people' or 'white people love' in their case.
Prada >_>
Because my name is Nada and it rhymes with prada.
Actually I don't like it so I end up getting angry.
I also got a second one a few days ago: Nasra
The reason is that I was on a newspaper with a whole page pic on myself (>w<) and they were talking about a diffent person who was in the news paper called Nasra. The people in my class mistook it as it was my name and went like "Nasra why did you hide your real name from us the whole time" So this nickname came from purely a misundertanding (lol)
Because my name is Nada and it rhymes with prada.
Actually I don't like it so I end up getting angry.
I also got a second one a few days ago: Nasra
The reason is that I was on a newspaper with a whole page pic on myself (>w<) and they were talking about a diffent person who was in the news paper called Nasra. The people in my class mistook it as it was my name and went like "Nasra why did you hide your real name from us the whole time" So this nickname came from purely a misundertanding (lol)
Carly
Yo
Lianne
yoRyu Sei wrote:
Yo
Irl people call me degenerate weaboo
New nick name: ruru, Lulu, heru
Krissy, Padz, Ces
Added Nicknames: Seju and Saya.
ness, nessa, and sunshine
So close :c-SayaKai wrote:
Seju
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Jo, Jos
Sunny D, Boss, HBO.
Byby and Bia x3
Baka or Sammy
Another update: Jamee
'ey kont, 'owaya? yer can call me beer, cos oi'm a feckin drooth. yer an' me shud 'av a few jars sum time.chaee wrote:
Cunt is a new one