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Originally Posted by Nyororin
In order for it to be legally binding, or even to count as yours - it has to be your name. Making some with Kanji attached might be fun, but in reality if you were ever to need one in Japan it would have to be in Katakana.
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The website above said they would "transform your name into kanji". Thats why i was dubious... If its all Katakana then its all good.
In England, primary teachers (although they must have a specialism) teach all subjects. Does it not work the same way in Japan?
If i moved to japan with JLPT1, i wouldnt want to use English, I'd want to teach Japanese children in Japanese language. I wouldn't want to join the "gaijin teaching English" que (no offense to anyone thats doing that).
If you don't mind my asking Nyororin, whats your job?