Chinese languages

* u e gua chi e niau gua (so) pat e lang long hua~ hi * gua (so) chi e niau u e gua (so) pat e lang long hua~ hi * gua (so) pat e lang long hua~ hi u e gua chi e niau * gua (so) pat e lang long hua~ hi cit po hun gua (so) chi e niau * cit kua a gua chi e niau gua (so) pat e lang long hua~ hi * etc...

My name is Michael, which means 'face of God' in Hebrew after Michael the Archangel, my daughter's name is Claire, 'spiritual light', after St. Clare of the Middle Ages

individual words definitely have its own meaning. But from the appearance of the words, it seems to me that it's manufactured by Japanese instead of Chinese. As you may know, the Hanzi (Chinese words) in Japanese are actually Chinese words. Japanese have adopted them from we Chinese many many years ...