Names in Japanese
 

Hi guys I thought of this thread because you have to introduce yourself when you go to japan so you have to say your name and it´s more polite to say your name in japanese

Example: Petra Meier- Petora Myura

If you know names in your language and in japanese post here or post the name here you want to know maybe some1 will post it^^ (pls use the quotation option to answer to one of these posts that everybody knows which name you have translated)

My name is Farah so i think It will be pronounced as Fara like in english.

haha fara means danger in swedish...

Konnichwa ~

watashi wa emeke desu ne!

My name is "emeke".

konnichi wa emeke, what´s your name in your language/how have your parents named you?^^

I don't know how to say my name in Japanese
 

I would relly like to know so if anybody can tell me that would be awsome

my name: Jill Miller

I would like to know and im new here so if anybody will help me i would really love it :rheart:

It's hard to teach pronunciation over a forum, but it would be something like

JEERU MEERAA

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well my nickname is Prissy so id like to know that in japaneese cause thats wat most ppl call me

ジイル　ミイラ

I can't make the little line to show doubled vowels come up :P .

But, yeah, that reads as "Jiiru Miira".

Mine probly mean mark like on a piece of paper. but I don't know.

You can replace both イs with a ー, which extends vowel sounds in Katakana words, rather than using another letter. So I believe it would be "ジール　ミーラ".

Names in Japanese
 

i dont know how you did that but mine would more then likey be the same its steven

sutchan yours would be sutiibun chandora (or something similar)

mine's emiko :D

Names in Japanese
 

oh yours sounds cooler emi and your back awesome

hmm.............What would Mine be? on and my name is Mark

hi :ywave:
haha my name is japanese tho :D

mark would be maruku or maaku or maku

You could translate Mark in two different ways. I've seen it done both ways many times.

Maaku　（マーク） or
Maruku （マルク）

Edit: whoops, too late :P

does it have a meaning?

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^__^

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.

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

ignore... ^_^;

Ignore too :P

Oh ok thank you for the translations.

Thankyou most appreciated^__^

Konnichiwa! Boku no na wa jikobe karuso desu.

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

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.

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

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

It could be ハベヌ HABENU or it could be ヘイベヌ　HEIBENU

Okay, thanks, but is that Hiragana of Katakana?

Foreign names are always in katakana.

何卒宜しくおねがいします。私はウエンデイエリッサメ ックブライドデス。

This is what I would say if introducing myself.

could anyone help me with mine? Madelene Dahlberg.
Madelene would probably be Madarin, but Dahlberg, that i don't know.

What's my name then:confused: Martin-san:o

My name in Japanese is Magii. How do you put the katakana on the message? :confused:

Dahlberg may be would be Dahubeto. If im not wrong..^^;

How do you say Angel in japanese...?(that'd be my name)

Probably Maatinnu (マアチンヌ)...I think.Probably Enjyeru (エンジェル) but if you want to be specific and use the actual Japanese word for angel, it would be 天使 (てんし [Tenshi]).