My name in Japanese

[gaijinmark]

sassyanne wrote:

what is my japanese name? ..how can i wrote is? my name is JULIE ANN

Julie Ann = �W�����@�A�� Bear in mind, the Japanese language does not contain the letter "L" so what you're looking at would be pronounced "Juri Ann"

[sassyanne]

gaijinmark wrote:

Julie Ann = �W�����@�A�� Bear in mind, the Japanese language does not contain the letter "L" so what you're looking at would be pronounced "Juri Ann"

THANK YOU..how bout KRYSTEL HAILEY

[gaijinmark]

sassyanne wrote:

THANK YOU..how bout KRYSTEL HAILEY

�R���X�e���@�n�C��

But again, the "L" will be pronounced like "R" so it would be pronounced Korisuteru Hairi

[sassyanne]

gaijinmark wrote:

�R���X�e���@�n�C�� But again, the "L" will be pronounced like "R" so it would be pronounced Korisuteru Hairi

thank you

[nippon addict]

gaijinmark wrote:

�R���X�e���@�n�C�� But again, the "L" will be pronounced like "R" so it would be pronounced Korisuteru Hairi

let me just correct some...
"Hailey" is pronounced as "Heily" right? so it should be like this:
�w�C��

it should be "he" not "ha"
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[cutie cerelyn]

how bout this

NUNAG(my friend surname)
and this one cerelyn genove(my name and my surname)?

THANKS

[Madrigal]

How would you guys translate my name. Ryan Madrigal. Heres some helpful info. Ryan is a Irish name for little King and Madrigal is a form of secular music with 2 to 8 singer. As a surname it is based on geographical origin which comes from Madrigal de las Altas Torres, a municipality in Spain. So what you think guys.

[nippon addict]

cutie cerelyn wrote:

how bout this NUNAG(my friend surname) and this one cerelyn genove(my name and my surname)? THANKS

here you go,,

Nunag -�@�k�i�O
Cerelyn (�Z������)�@Genove "�W�F�m�[��" if it is pronounced as "Jenowv"... but if it's pronounced as "Henove" it is like this "�w�m���F"
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[nippon addict]

Madrigal wrote:

How would you guys translate my name. Ryan Madrigal. Heres some helpful info. Ryan is a Irish name for little King and Madrigal is a form of secular music with 2 to 8 singer. As a surname it is based on geographical origin which comes from Madrigal de las Altas Torres, a municipality in Spain. So what you think guys.

Ryan Madrigal - �������@�}�h���K���@which is read as "raian madorigaru"
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[ayfer]

my name's mean is moonlight in english but I don't know in japanese..pls help me for this

sayoonara,,

[Freezebug]

Hello, My name is Adrian Hartanto.

I don't know what will my name in Japanese, can anyone help me?

Thanks before

[gaijinmark]

ayfer wrote:

my name's mean is moonlight in english but I don't know in japanese..pls help me for this sayoonara,,

Hmmm, you could go with ���� pronounced "gekko" Personally I don't like that, sounds too much like "geek". How about�@���� pronounced "tsukiyo" means "moonlit night".

[sadacori]

gaijinmark wrote:

Hmmm, you could go with ���� pronounced "gekko" Personally I don't like that, sounds too much like "geek". .

Sounds more like "gecko" to me.
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Currently watching: Netflix stuff

[Anime Dad]

sadacori wrote:

Sounds more like "gecko" to me.

LOL, maybe there's more geeks than geckos in SoCal

I think i'll call you �n���C�C�̂���肶���@from now on, Soco-chan

[gaijinmark]

Freezebug wrote:

Hello, My name is Adrian Hartanto. I don't know what will my name in Japanese, can anyone help me?

�A�h���A��(adrian)�@�n���^���g(hartanto)

[Freezebug]

gaijinmark wrote:

�A�h���A��(adrian)�@�n���^���g(hartanto)

so my name read in katakana would be adorian haratanto?

is that right?


anyway, thank you very much.

[sassyanne]

my surname is nunag . wat is it in japanese?

[gaijinmark]

sassyanne wrote:

my surname is nunag . wat is it in japanese?

�@�k�i�O

[sassyanne]

gaijinmark wrote:

�@�k�i�O

i dont know how to read it.wat is it ?

[sassyanne]

gaijinmark wrote:

�@�k�i�O

how can i pronounced it :p