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Your Name In Japanese Characters
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Your Name in Japanese Characters
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If your name is pronunced like raba- (the last letter is prolonged.), then it's ラバー （written in katakana）.
Well you can't just translate a name into kanji easily, because there are many different ways to write one single name, but I can do the hiragana or katakana for it. The only thing I could find was, "Azami" which means "thist...
If you've got a non-Japanese name you would write it using katakana. If you've got a Japanese name you use hiragana or kanji.
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Some clients claim that they are paying only for J->E translation, and as no work is involved in words like these they should be excluded from any character count. There are some counter-arguments though ... (a) In other languages such w...
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In katakana, which is used for foreign words and for special effect. リギ And hiragana, which is used for native Japanese words. りぎ
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you'd better search in the web for a table with all the katakana hiragana and kanji :P
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I'd have to point you to: http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/jap.php It has the name etymology which is kanji based. If you're in a hurry though, here are names which are great for heroes and villains boys Daisuke = Great help Hikaru = Shin...
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