My name in Japanese

sassyanne wrote:


how can i pronounced it :p

"nunagu" Japanese doesn't have a "g" that stands alone.

how about ruth anne? and carlos ? translate it . arigato !

sassyanne wrote:how about ruth anne? and carlos ? translate it . arigato !

@ruth anne = ƒ‹ƒ`ƒ…@ƒAƒ“ pronounced "rucha ann", carlos = ƒJƒƒX pronounced "karosu" (but you can drop that "u" sound on the end) [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote:@ruth anne = ƒ‹ƒ`ƒ…@ƒAƒ“ pronounced "rucha ann", carlos = ƒJƒƒX pronounced "karosu" (but you can drop that "u" sound on the end) [/list:u]

Actually, Ruth Anne would be ƒ‹[ƒXEƒAƒ“ [ru-su an], and Carlos is ƒJƒ‹ƒƒX [karurosu]. ;)

arigatO !
kokuou and gaijinmark

how bour mary jane ?

My name is Alexey (Alexei). How will it be in Japanese?

Mary Jane = ƒ}ƒŠ@ƒWƒƒƒ“ Alexei = ƒAƒŒƒPƒV (that's kind of a guess, that "x" is hard to figure out :headscratch: )

gaijinmark,

Thank you!

Freezebug wrote:

so my name read in katakana would be adorian haratanto?

is that right?

ya u r right...

km betul bgt adrian...

My Name in Japanese is ~Sutei-bun~ ƒXƒeƒC[ƒuƒ“ ~

My name in japan is Inamoto. Maybe it a good name, i hope like that.hehehee :hehe:

My last name is a very old, obscure German name. When accepted as a Chinese name (which it isn't) it is transcribed as "Mori Hayashi" in Japanese.

how about my name? enhtuul or enkhtuul. can someone convert in japanese?

eku-chan wrote:how about my name? enhtuul or enkhtuul. can someone convert in japanese?

ƒGƒ“ƒzƒc[ƒ‹ (katakana) OR

‚¦‚ñ‚ق‚¤‚é (hiragana)

I think my name will write like this in hiragana ‚¦‚ñ‚ЂƁ[‚é

eku-chan wrote:I think my name will write like this in hiragana ‚¦‚ñ‚ЂƁ[‚é

The transliteration of the hiragana name you provided would be "Enhitouru"

spell in japanese is much cooler so....
onegai... my first name mean 'father' and my last name mean 'cleaness' how to spell it in kanji,

can someone tell me what does this mean Aileta/or like this Aelita
either way if find thanks

suzzy wrote:can someone tell me what does this mean Aileta/or like this Aelita
either way if find thanks

I think you mean "elite" (ƒGƒŠƒg). Someone special that's gone to an "elite" university and when they get a job because of their education that puts them on the fast track to upper management.

gaijinmark wrote:

I think you mean "elite" (ƒGƒŠƒg). Someone special that's gone to an "elite" university and when they get a job because of their education that puts them on the fast track to upper management.

^Thank but no I mean what I wrote ... is ok thanks for the help though :mrgreen: