Names in Japanese

[anrakushi]

Howard - if you want to get technical even Japanese will at times when using romaji write a C instead of a K and if you noticed when you type on the keyboad CA = か just the same as KA. so lets just let her enjoy the C on her name ^^

Riccado - it is correct the only thing i want to point out is the ku sound would not be pronounced strongly it would be a soft ku sound, with the emphasis on the sound of the K rather than the u.
the script your name, like all others, is written in is katakana.

[Kloudcat]

how do you write Karina in japanese?

[MarkDuff]

Originally Posted by Kloudcat

how do you write Karina in japanese?

this is yours:

This is what the name "Karina" looks like in Japanese:



It is pronounced "KARIINA". (Consonants are pronounced more or less the same way as in English. "A" sounds like a in father, but shorter. "I" sounds like ee in meet, but shorter. Double vowels like "II" are held for twice the duration of single vowels.)

[Kloudcat]

ok ^^ thanks

[MarkDuff]

anytime. ^_^

[anrakushi]

Karina, here is your name in Katakana: カリーナ

[clairebear]

How do you write Claire in japanese?

[LittleFallenAngel]

i wonder how do you wright Brigitte in Japanese??><.......

[Harold]

Originally Posted by LittleFallenAngel

i wonder how do you wright Brigitte in Japanese??><.......

ブリジット
burijitto

Originally Posted by clairebear

How do you write Claire in japanese?

クレール
kureeru

[anrakushi]

Originally Posted by Harold

ブリジット
burijitto

クレール
kureeru

could also be クレア or クレアー
i think these give closer sound to the name.