Some people say that the NISSAN car was called Nissan earlier, but now how did it become Nissan?

Nissan changed its name to Nissan, which is again a story of a long long age. Nissan was founded in the 30s of the last century and entered a period of rapid development after the end of World War II. But don't look at the price of the Nissan car we buy now, it's about 200,000, it doesn't seem to be as tall as BBA, but Nissan's status in Japan is not low.

In the early years, many of the official cars used in Japan were from Nissan, especially Nissan's big ** car, which was exclusively used by nobles and royal families, so it had a very high status. Nissan, like its early trademark, is like a fiery sun, which has experienced a long period of glory. Nissan is written as "Nissan" in Japanese, which means "aiming for the future of people and cars", and the pronunciation of "Nissan" in Japanese is nissan.

In the last century, when Japanese cars were popular in Hong Kong, many Japanese car names were literally translated by Hong Kong people, and in addition to Nissan, there were cars such as Lexus. Then these names were introduced to the mainland through Guangzhou and Shenzhen, so Nissan used the name of "Nissan" when it was sold in China in the early days. As for why it was later renamed "Nissan", the main reason is that Nissan needs to give Nissan an an official name after officially entering the Chinese market.

Based on the fact that "Nissan" is the abbreviation of "Nissan" and the intrinsic meaning of "aiming for the future of people and automobiles", the official choice between transliteration and paraphrasing was finally chosen.

Nissan Motor Company is one of the five major automobile companies in Japan, which has been called Nissan earlier, and is one of the earliest foreign automobile companies to enter our country after the reform and opening up, and is used as a taxi and commercial car and ** car, there are many familiar sub-brands, such as, Duke, Duke Wang, Blue Bird, Sunshine, etc. In fact, at the beginning, we named foreign car brands according to the company and brand translation, and gave them new connotations, which are easy to remember and catchy. Such as Toyota Camry, Toyota Crown, Mitsubishi Pajero, Mercedes-Benz 280, etc., but about two thousand years later, said to be in line with international standards, directly according to the English pronunciation of the car to name, forming a situation of two pronunciations side by side, such as domineering called Prado, crown called Greva, Corolla called Corolla, etc., it sounds like a high-end atmosphere on the grade, in fact, there is no thought and meaning of our original pronunciation.

The two situations exist at the same time, for example, Germany's Mercedes-Benz is called Mercedes-Benz in Hong Kong in China, Mercedes-Benz is called Mercedes-Benz in Taiwan, and BMW should be read as Bayer. To put it bluntly, Nissan is Nissan, Nissan is Nissan, and Nissan is a brand that protects the origin more vividly, and Nissan is a Japanese brand. Although Nissan has many joint ventures in China, it is only crowned with the name of a partner in front, such as Dongfeng Nissan, Zhengzhou Nissan, etc.

Nissan's trademark is pronounced Nissan in English, and his company has a corporate name called Nissan in Chinese. Honda honda this pronunciation is called HTC , its corporate name is Honda in Chinese, Toyota's trademark pronunciation is called Oil Stealing Tower The company name is Toyota, Chinese people like to use Chinese, can only translate him into Chinese, Americans say Nissan car study Nissan, Honda study HTC, Toyota people read oil stealing tower, it's normal, but the Chinese people can't figure out the logic, shouting Nissan with English name, shouting Honda and pronouncing in Chinese, shouting.

Actually, I used to call Nissan Nissan at first. The main thing is that the Japanese pronunciation of nissan is "Nissan", which is actually the pronunciation of the Japanese "Nissan", and the full name is Nissan. And the so-called later became Nissan, I think I still want to fix its image.

As we all know, Toyota's name is "Toyata", Honda's name is "Honda", and "Nissan" is called Nissan. It's good to see the name and know what it really means.

The Japanese pronunciation of "Nissan" is "Nissan" Everyone knows that Japan is a country that uses Chinese characters, and the Japanese pronunciation of "Nissan" is "Nissan", which is written as the Roman alphabet "nissan". At the beginning of many Japanese car companies entering China, they used Chinese characters directly in translation, such as: Toyota, Honda, Suzuki, and Nissan was also entangled in this.

Because the name "Nissan" is a global name, both the United States and Europe call Nissan "Nissan", and Nissan has considered calling it "Nissan" in China, so as to facilitate the global unification of the brand image. However, after much deliberation, Nissan Motor Company decided to use the Chinese character "Nissan" as a brand name in China.

In fact, it's a matter of transliteration, which originally meant Nissan, but the pronunciation was Nissan.

Some of the Japanese are similar to our Fujian pronunciation, 日 (ni), 財 (san), the pronunciation of these two characters is the same, and the Japanese envoys sent to the Tang Dynasty in the Tang Dynasty in the past are estimated to have learned the Chinese pronunciation in the Tang Dynasty.

Buddy's Japanese is "Nissan" is the meaning of Nissan, and the Japanese pronunciation is Nissan, so China calls Nissan Nissan.

In the past nine years, it was called Nissan, and Infiniti was called Nissan Infinity.

In the 80s, there was called Nissan, and there was also called Nissan, Nissan is the transliteration of the front sign Nissan; Nissan is the red "Nissan" kanji for the rear of the car.

Nissan is the Japanese pronunciation of Nissan, which is actually a product of the company Nissan. It's a Japanese car indeed. Literally, perhaps a Japanese car could be called a Nissan , but. As far as the brand goes, you can't talk nonsense.

Lisaac ... That's why it's called Nissan!

This brand is too tasteless, without texture and quality, rotten car, rotten brand.

The Nissan car was called "Nissan" earlier, why is it now Nissan?

The manufacturer lets you call it whatever you want, how can there be so many entanglements, and I wrote an article for this, haha