hehe... aww, no need for thanks, but it's nice to know it's appreciated :beaten:
of course! i know you take the time to throughly explain things...that's a luxury for ppl like me who aren't currently being formally taught or tutored....ppl usually pay for that kind of instruction/assistance.
hi...
can someone translate my name?
my name is Nornafisah
Nor is "light" and Nafisah means "valueble"
i hope i can have my own japanese name hehehee
thanks
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Hello mina (<- mina means everyone, right? :P)! I'm Norwegian, and my name is Julie, I'm pretty sure it means "youthful". Romaji, is that how one would pronounce the word? In my case it's 'juri-' , and "youthful" is 'wakai' is that correct? Then, would my Japanese name be Wakai, oorrr? Lol... And is Kanji the way to write the name? The Takase website also has something called Hiragana and Katakana... Thank you :)
syakirin wrote:hello. i'm new here. my name is nursyakirin. can anybody help with the japanese translation? :crazy:
Your from singapore right? I am not sure but you speak tamil and chinese there, don't you? If your name is chinese or derived from a chinese name, you might want to look up the characters and use the same ones in Japanese.
As for translation, if you mean a translation by meaning `(which is generally not recommended for names) we couldn't help you without knowing the meaning. *Translating* in the sense of making the sound Japanese is called transcription i think. How do you pronounce your name?
Maybe a possible katakana version of your name would be "nurishakirin"@ƒkƒŠƒVƒƒƒLƒŠƒ“. By the way, is this your given name or your full name?
Julieh wrote:Hello mina (<- mina means everyone, right? :P)! I'm Norwegian, and my name is Julie, I'm pretty sure it means "youthful". Romaji, is that how one would pronounce the word? In my case it's 'juri-' , and "youthful" is 'wakai' is that correct? Then, would my Japanese name be Wakai, oorrr? Lol... And is Kanji the way to write the name? The Takase website also has something called Hiragana and Katakana... Thank you :)
I think theres a Japanese girls name called Juri@Žõ—˜Ait's nice to adopt a real Japanese name if it's possible. Maybe even Jurie exists, let me check:
There is: Žõ—˜] :-)[/code]
Your from singapore right? I am not sure but you speak tamil and chinese there, don't you? If your name is chinese or derived from a chinese name, you might want to look up the characters and use the same ones in Japanese.
As for translation, if you mean a translation by meaning `(which is generally not recommended for names) we couldn't help you without knowing the meaning. *Translating* in the sense of making the sound Japanese is called transcription i think. How do you pronounce your name?
Maybe a possible katakana version of your name would be "nurishakirin"@ƒkƒŠƒVƒƒƒLƒŠƒ“. By the way, is this your given name or your full name?[/quote]
yes i am from singapore. we speak different language here depending on your race but all of us can speak english as it is like a second language. nurshakirin is part of my name exluding my fathers name.
I think theres a Japanese girls name called Juri@Žõ—˜Ait's nice to adopt a real Japanese name if it's possible. Maybe even Jurie exists, let me check:
There is: Žõ—˜] :-)[/code]
Thanks! When I searched the Jdorama name list (found it after my original post :P), it gave me this:
ƒWƒ…ƒŠ[ jurii (u) Julie
Is the above correct? Just because I'm curious, what parts of the Kanji are what? Like... ƒW makes the sound --, and ƒ… -- etc etc....
can you guys help show me what my friend's name in kanji is? her name is Anisha, she's from India. i check the takase website already and it doesnt have her name, it has anissa which is close but not it. so anyone want to help me?
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