Yes, they are actual names in Okinawan and still used. I wouldn’t say it’s common but there are many. For those who don’t know: Yuna means night/moon Tida means day/sun, we named ourselves since we are polar opposites yet with the same passions of lighting our own paths with our music and arts.
Ii soogwachi deebiru! Kutushin yutasarugutu unigee sabira!
I know this was made in 2016, but a quick question: are Yuna and Tida actual Okinawan names? Are they still used (apart from being a FFX reference)?
Yes, they are actual names in Okinawan and still used. I wouldn’t say it’s common but there are many.
For those who don’t know: Yuna means night/moon Tida means day/sun, we named ourselves since we are polar opposites yet with the same passions of lighting our own paths with our music and arts.
@@YunaTida Ippee nifee deebiru, thank you!!