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Jia Tan could mean literally anything as pinyin since it doesn't have diacritics for tone. 嘉坛 (Jiā tán) could be a totally plausible name, and so could 佳檀 (also
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Jia Tan could mean literally anything as pinyin since it doesn't have diacritics for tone. 嘉坛 (Jiā tán) could be a totally plausible name, and so could 佳檀 (also Jiā tán). Chinese names can largely use any character that doesn't come with a really bad meaning
- AnotherGoodName 3y agoYeah a quick Google brings up lots of real Jia Tans who clearly aren't behind this and hopefully aren't being wrongly accused here. But it is clearly a real and common name.
- shp0ngle 3y agoAs other poster said, Chinese has diacritics that got usually removed when put into English websites