Names in Japanese

[Hatredcopter]

No, not really. A native Japanese name usually has some sort of meaning, but since you have a foreign name, it doesn't mean anything.

[Hatredcopter]

Originally Posted by Gunslinger

Hey guys how about Jono (short for jonathon)? thats my birth name (but i hate it) All my friends call me vash.
would appreciate any translation^__^

ジャノ = Jano/Jyano (can be romanized either way).

[emiluvsjmusic]

ignore... ^_^;

[Hatredcopter]

Ignore too :P

[MarkDuff]

Originally Posted by Hatredcopter

No, not really. A native Japanese name usually has some sort of meaning, but since you have a foreign name, it doesn't mean anything.

Oh ok thank you for the translations.

[Gunslinger]

Thankyou most appreciated^__^

[Kikaru]

Konnichiwa! Boku no na wa jikobe karuso desu.

I romanized it and then simplified it. Sounds pretty neat to me.

[Gorotsuki]

My name would be ko-toni- makiri. Or maakiri

I think thers a japanese rugby player whos last name is the same as mines when its in kana.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by Hatredcopter

ジャノ = Jano/Jyano (can be romanized either way).

In Japanese John is ジョン　so "Jono" would be ジョノ。

[Haven]

Hi everyone, I'm wondering if this is true, but is "Haven" Habenu in Japanese?