How to write your name in Japanese

[Jo_Kittie]

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[Bell]

Originally Posted by Jo_Kittie

I'm not sure if they pronounce two ru's or just one... But here it is:

Kanji:
Character: 美
Reading: "bi"
Meaning: Beautiful

Katakana:
Text: ベル
Reading: "beru"

Hiragana:
Text: べる
Reading: "beru"

"Beautiful" in Japanese: 美しい
"Beuatiful" in Romaji: utsukushi i

Thank you Very much^^

[Jo_Kittie]

Originally Posted by Bell

Thank you Very much^^

de nada :] Just happy to help n_n

[bigbear]

hi
i also want to translate my name in japaniese

[Debezo]

Originally Posted by Mehi

Hi,guys!

If I use link for translation my name,
can it give me,what's meaning my name ?

regards,
Mba

Hello, Mehi san,
メヒ[mehi]
or ミヒ[mihi]?
Kanji
me = 芽(bud)、目(eye)、女(woman)...
hi = 日(sun)、火(fire)、妃(princess)、緋(scarlet)...

Originally Posted by bigbear

hi
i also want to translate my name in japaniese

Hello, bigbear san,
ビッグベアー[biggubeaa]
巨大な熊(general)
おっきなクマさん（cute saying）

[Olsson]

Hello!

Me and my grildfriend would love to have our names in katakana. Anyone might can help us?

My name is Christian and hers is Kristina. Would be nice if you could write how to pronounce it too.

Very thankful for answers!

[Eomer]

Originally Posted by Olsson

Hello!

Me and my grildfriend would love to have our names in katakana. Anyone might can help us?

My name is Christian and hers is Kristina. Would be nice if you could write how to pronounce it too.

Very thankful for answers!

This is what the name "Christian" looks like in Katakana:


_KU_____RI____SU_______TI________AN

It is pronounced "KURISUTIAN". (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. "U" sounds like oo in hook, but with less rounding of the lips.)

This is what the name "Kristina" looks like in Katakana:


_KU_____RI____SU_______TI______I_____NA

It is pronounced "KURISUTIINA". (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. "U" sounds like oo in hook, but with less rounding of the lips. Double vowels like "II" are held for twice the duration of single vowels.)

Where the English characters appear below and in between 2 different katakana they are representing pronunciation for both.

ヨロシクね

[NanteNa]

Hahaha! LOL! My name doesn't excist n their database. >__<'

[Olsson]

Eomer: I should have told that we need it in writing so we can copy and use it and ofc learn some katakana.

Thank you anyway!

[obscureLOVE]

ano...
i'm dolores how do you write that in japanese