Her song "Hana"?

[(miss)understood]

What does that mean?

Flower?
Nose?
Someones name? Like, Hannah without the extra H and N?
Or like does it not mean anything
or like
does it mean

ha

na
like
Ha as in laughing
and na as in...
not laughing

jeez

[amorphose]

I'm pretty sure that it means "flower." Especially with the repetitive line "if you bloom" in the lyrics:
http://ayumi.primenova.com/lyrics/hana.htm

[terra]

Yes, I think it's 'flower',, it's a beautiful thing she likes,, I would laugh if she write song about 'nose' lol

[KarenPang]

Originally Posted by terra

Yes, I think it's 'flower',, it's a beautiful thing she likes,, I would laugh if she write song about 'nose' lol

haha

from what I know , Hana means Flower in Japanese

I don't know what it's for nose though

[terra]

Originally Posted by karenpang

haha

from what I know , Hana means Flower in Japanese

I don't know what it's for nose though

I think it's the same with a different kanji,

Flower is usually written 花 or 華 (In Yuki no Hana)
While Nose is written 鼻

[(miss)understood]

gosh im such a loser, thanks a lot for helping me solve this twisted, brain-boggling puzzling enigmatic mystery.

may you all see and touch ayu herself in your lifetime

[KarenPang]

Originally Posted by terra

I think it's the same with a different kanji,

Flower is usually written 花 or 華 (In Yuki no Hana)
While Nose is written 鼻

yeah I know nose's written as 鼻 but how do you pronounce it in Japanese context ?

gosh im such a loser, thanks a lot for helping me solve this twisted, brain-boggling puzzling enigmatic mystery.

may you all see and touch ayu herself in your lifetime

lol it's ok

trust me , I get more dumb blonde moments than other people even though by right I'm not a blonde

[Calico]

^Just like in a regular sentence? "Boku no hana' (My nose)

The pronounciation is more or less the same, or according to my classes anyway.

[AyUta]

Yup ^-^ It's flower.

I think it means "blossom" or "to blossom".

[AyuHamasaki01]

I always thought it meant "flower"