Can a chinese person tell me what the following words mean ?

Question

한국어

and

ジェシカ

many thanks

Answer 1

Well, the first word is Korean so I don't know anything about it.  The second one is Japanese, and means "Jessica".

Answer 2

If the Chinese person you asked has learned Korean & Japanese, then only that Chinese person knows and might or might not tell you.

한국어 = "han k*k eo" or "Korean language" in Korean hangul.

and

ジェシカ = Ji+e+s**++ka /Jieshika or the Japanese version of "Jessica" in Japanese katakana

Happy now?

Answer 3

Actually, the first phrase is Korean and the second phrase is Japanese.

The first phrase says "hangugeo," which means "Korean" and the second phrase says "jeshika," which is how they write out the name "Jessica."

Answer 4

First one's korean, can't read it

n second says Jessica

Answer 5

The first part is KOREAN for the phrase " The Korean Language"

and the bottom is KOREAN for the name "Jessica"

  each symbol means : ji  -  e  -  s**+  -  ka  

Hope that helps

Answer 6

Yes they probably could.

Answer 7

GO TO A DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY

Answer 8

it means your the best person that ever later live

x kitti x  

Answer 9

um those are korean and japanese

I can read the korean but not the japanese. the korean says "korean".. like the language.

Answer 10

the first one means "the korean language" and it's in korean lol

the second one means jieshika and that means jessica and it's in japanese. i don't know if a chinese person could tell you that though.