My name in Japanese

Started by chamcham · 1 Dec 2003 · 541 replies

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14 May 2006, 05:22 #341
I'm Hungarian, and my name is Nikoletta, but in english just Nicol, i know these means:
Nicoletta (greek): Victorious people
Nicole: Victory of the People

Can anyone help me, how can i write my name in kanji,(and hiragana too) and what means those kanji?

PLS write me an e-mail to [email protected] :fingerscrossed:
Arigatou!! :D
14 May 2006, 13:50 #342
Haniko44 wrote:I'm Hungarian, and my name is Nikoletta, but in english just Nicol, i know these means:
Nicoletta (greek): Victorious people
Nicole: Victory of the People

Can anyone help me, how can i write my name in kanji,(and hiragana too) and what means those kanji?

PLS write me an e-mail to [email protected] :fingerscrossed:
Arigatou!! :D


your name would be written in katakana...
Nicoletta = ƒjƒR[ƒ‰ƒ^ ( Niko-reta )
Nicole = ƒjƒR[ƒ‹ ( Niko-ru )
16 May 2006, 01:00 #343
a-nesuto wrote:

your name would be written in katakana...
Nicoletta = ƒjƒR[ƒ‰ƒ^ ( Niko-reta )
Nicole = ƒjƒR[ƒ‹ ( Niko-ru )


Thanks very much, arigatou :D

....but anyone know, how can i write my name in "kanji".
17 May 2006, 23:57 #344
What would my name be in Japanese? my name is Matthieu, it corresponds to Matthew in english, but we pronounce it differently: "ma" is pronounced in the same way but then thi is pronounced like the word "tea" and eu like the the letter "a" in "a chair".

So it makes MA-TEA-A (like a chair)

GƒAƒ`@but then ? :crazy:
18 May 2006, 15:10 #345
matthew would be mashu- (ƒ}ƒVƒ…[)
it could also be masuyu- (ƒ}ƒXƒ†[)

i think Matthieu would be machie (ƒ}ƒ`ƒG) .not sure tho...
18 May 2006, 18:47 #346
Thanx a lot a-nesuto, ok in fact the end of my first name is a song that doesn't exist in Japanese that is why i couldn't find it :bonk:
ƒ}ƒVƒ…[ is great thanx
29 May 2006, 04:16 #347
I have a question, my friends name is Eline (dutch name) How would you pronounce that in Japanese?

And my name? It's written Anoescha but you pronounce it as Anusha...

Arigatou :woot: :woot:
29 May 2006, 15:16 #348
what would my name be in japanese??? my name is stella, meaning star in latin....
arigatou!!!
29 May 2006, 15:25 #349
Stella would be pronounced like sutera ( ƒXƒeƒ‰ )
30 May 2006, 04:50 #350
suave_yamapi wrote:I have a question, my friends name is Eline (dutch name) How would you pronounce that in Japanese?

And my name? It's written Anoescha but you pronounce it as Anusha...

Arigatou :woot: :woot:


can someone please answer this question?? It's really important for my friends self-esteem cause now she thinks her name is pronounced Urine XD
30 May 2006, 11:37 #351
i cant answer your question, but your friends name is not urine. a total guess would be arine ( ƒAƒŠƒl )
30 May 2006, 13:22 #352
suave_yamapi wrote:
can someone please answer this question?? It's really important for my friends self-esteem cause now she thinks her name is pronounced Urine XD

"Anusha" = ƒAƒkƒVƒƒ
31 May 2006, 00:01 #354
oh thanks, so it's not urine XD




bedankt voor vragen anoescha, ben er eindelijk op ^^
17 Jun 2006, 16:47 #355
hey minna-san.. den can anyone convert my name from kuroii to kanji? i noe is black smth.. onegaishimasu
17 Jun 2006, 16:51 #356
chloeleow wrote:hey minna-san.. den can anyone convert my name from kuroii to kanji? i noe is black smth.. onegaishimasu


I would translate it as "Black Well", written as such 'üKˆä'.
18 Jun 2006, 00:19 #357
oh really? thanks!! black well.. well? as in wad kind of well? the get "well" dat well? or wad?
19 Jun 2006, 10:30 #358
Hi evry1, my name is Sheena. Can anyone translate it in japanese for me? I think it means 'god is gracious'. Would really appreciate it. :D TANX!!
19 Jun 2006, 10:53 #359
chloeleow wrote:oh really? thanks!! black well.. well? as in wad kind of well? the get "well" dat well? or wad?


It's 'well' as in hole in the ground from which you draw water.
19 Jun 2006, 23:31 #360
thtl wrote:

It's 'well' as in hole in the ground from which you draw water.


oh.. thanks anyway!!

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