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[foolip]

Hello!

The Swedish group Doktor Kosmos has a Mandarin version of their song "Jimi Tenor & Kennet Johnsson" on their EP by the same name. "Jimi Tenor" and "Kenney Johnsson" are names of people. I'd like help identifying the characters in the title so that I can enter it into the musicbrainz database. Here's a photo I took:

I can see the character 和, so the title is probably "Jimi Tenor in chinese" 和 "Kennet Johnsson in chinese", but I don't know how those names will be expressed in 2 and 3 characters respectively. Thus, the chinese title won't necessarily make any sort of sense, but I hope someone can help anyway.

Edit: Sorry about the title, I'm not so much interrested in a translation as I am of getting the characters in the title in text.

[malinuo]

唐朝 is the Tang Dynasty.

李瑞环 is the name of a Chinese politician. More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Ruihuan . Incidentally, the second character in that name is the first character in the Chinese word for Sweden, 瑞典 ruì diǎn, but that's probably just a coincidence.

[foolip]

Wow, thanks. It seems like Doktor Kosmos had some fun with the Mandarin version. The singer is swedish and probably doesn't prounce the mandarin too great, but I could send the song to anyone who would like to listen to it.

[amadeoh]

唐朝 (Táng Cháo) here actually refers to the rock band fairly popular in China with the name 'Tang Dynasty': http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tang_Dynasty_%28band%29

Anyway translating it to 'Tang Dynasty' should do OK.

[Lu]

Tang Chao is also the name of a Chinese rock band. But that doesn't make it make more sense.