On the Pronunciation Differences between "Excellent" and "Yoshiko Yura" in Japanese.

Actually, the Japanese pronunciation of Yoshiko Yura is ゆら, that is, Yura, not ゆうら(Yuura).

The Japanese pronunciation is ゆぅりょぅ, that is, Yuuryou. In Japanese, men have different pronunciations in different situations and combinations. Although there are some rules, many Chinese characters can only be read by memory.

Japanese names are generally not randomly combined. Names mainly come from the names given by parents or grandparents. There are also many people who ask monks in temples for names, and some people ask fortune tellers for names. Monks generally have a high level of Chinese character cultivation, and fortune tellers don't just sign up. Parents must give their children a good name, so they generally don't combine Chinese characters casually. However, I remember that a man gave birth to a boy a few years ago and named his son the devil. I'm not sure whether this situation can be said to be casual, but it is an irresponsible behavior. By the way, the man was rejected when he went to the city hall to register his son's account.