Names in Japanese

[mtnbkr01201]

Originally Posted by SSJup81

I honestly have no idea. Hopefully someone else more knowledgeable can answer this.

Hi
Give this link a try, I hope it works for you.

Your name in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hieroglyphs, Runes, etc

Or this one.

Your Name in Japanese :: Japanese Translator .co.uk

[kawaistar]

konnichiwa
i wish to know my name in japanese because im going over this summer
and since its more polite i'd like to know how

watashi no namae wa Alfonseca,Freisi desu !
i know that f's and r's are pretty difficult to formulate though

[kIyo]

Originally Posted by SailorBratt18

konnichiwa! My name is Ashley. (such a white bread name! curse my parents...) Anyone want to translate for me?

you can write your name as it is. but japanese will pronounce as follows.
アシュレイ(a-shu-ray) or アシュレー(a-shu-reh) or アシュリー(a-shu-rii)

is your name that common? it sounds so cute for japanese.

[kIyo]

Originally Posted by sakurako

Thank you very much . By the way, you mean I can use my name in my original language in Japan? Needn't change in Jpanaese character?

if you are chinese, why don't you write it in chinese chracters? japnese will pronouce it in japanese reading, like 胡　錦濤 is Ko Kintou.
if you are not, i think you should use your original language. anyway japanese can't pronounce it so they will change your name easier to pronounce.

[Excessum]

Since it would be easier for me to learn all of the Kanji then to try to spell my name even in English, not even speaking about Japanese, i'll settle for the abbreviated english form of it:

Chris - Kurisu

[Zyxuz]

Is this the right spelling and letters for my name, Martin? In katakana that is!

"Martin" in Japanese :: Japanese Translator .co.uk

[Sutiiven]

hmm thats is interesting site the top one except i dont think my name means that or is what it says.

[sismaniaxe6]

Konnichiwa, watashi wa Gaburiera-desu(my name is Gabriella)

[Betrayed4Bloodprhc]

Nice, thanks....

[Renkurai]

Originally Posted by kIyo

キャロライン kyarorain (pronounces kya-ro-rine) is rather correct. Caroline is quite familiar name also to japanese.

Um, wow thanks! Kyarorain... Nice. How did you figure it out? Kyarorain-kun... Weee!