@Columbine and chryuop: Thank you i understand the difference between the 2 characters.
@Harumaki: Is that a better way to write is? And what does it sound like? And groeten from pijnacker hier
@hatsuto11: I see you write it the same way as Harumaki does. I understood that translating non japanese names in kanji was a no no and that katakana always is prefered.
Now i have another followup question:
Is it allowed to write it like this?
テ
ッ
シ
or if i use my original idea
テ
シ
ー