Thread: Your name in Japanese

hahahaha this is perfect, and just in time too since I needed to translate my name for homework assignment!

I've been there b4
Mine is Izzaku, which means Isaac... it sounds pretty cool. I can hear a beautiful, curvy Japanese girl saying my name in my ear. *melts*

Grumble Grumble Grumble

Now I've already seen my proper first name used by a secondary Anime character, (which if I remember correctly was 'Louie, the Rune Soldier') which would be pronounced Re-Na-Ru-Do... However, the site can't handle my proper middle and family name, which are both proper Japanese names... (However, I already know the kanji and its translation for my last name, so it really doesn't matter...)

You also have to be careful, as sometimes the Japanese phonetic pronunciation of a proper English name can often turn out to mean something stupid, silly, or nasty in the native Japanese language...

Interesting, I always wondered what my name was in Japanese, as long as the translator is correct.

Well first here is my English name, with out the middle name, fallowed below by its Japanese equivalent and thirdly its pronunciation.

English: Kyle Harding

Japanese: Kairu Robaato Haadingu

Pronounced: (Ka-ee-Roo) (Ro-Baa-To) (Haa-Dee-N-Goo)

Do to my middle name I now have the Mr. Roboto song stuck in my head.

My name in Japanese is pronounced more or less the same way as in English. It is pronounced as follow; "HYUUGO". Almost the same way an American or any English speaker person would pronounce "HUGO"

My name in japanese would be GEIBURIERU......................

my name would be spelled in japans...
Pamera...
my name is pamela..
so there isn't a real different only the way you speak it..
Consonants are pronounced more or less the same way as in English. "A" sounds like a in father, but shorter. "E" sounds like e in met...