Katakana

[Afrobean]

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Varia, wouldn't "zaghurim" be "zagurin"? I thought they did that with ending M sounds.

Anyway, mine is Afurobiin. Something like that, the "biin" part could probably be expressed with just "bin" but whatever. Also, sorry for not having the actual katakana... this comp doesn't have language on it.

PS QreepyBORIS= kuriipiborisu

[PsYcHoZeRoSk8eR]

Haha, someone try mine. :P

Same here, por favor.

[gowereinside]

Some one see what mine would traslate to.

[Moogy]

Mugi.

Mine is boringish.

[GuidoHunter]

saikoseerosukeiteru?

I'm totally guessing here, from what romaji I know. Hell, I haven't looked at Japanese in so long that I'm not sure how to do my name.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[Afrobean]

I would say saikozerosukeiteru. Zero is the name of a skateboard company and Zero in Japanese is pronounced as "zero"(might no make sense to all, but those who know about Japanese know it's different).

And "gowereinside"? "Go we're inside"? That would be "gowiruinsaido" assuming that you're allowed to use "wi." If not, then it would be "gouiruinsaido."

I think.

[Kilgamayan]

Muugi.

Also there's no need to go translating the 87 in 87x's name given the Japanese use/understand Arabic numerals.

[PsYcHoZeRoSk8eR]

Thanks Afro, I would never have been able to figure that out by myself... I think its time for a new location...

[D_Magik]

Whats mine?

[Afrobean]

Yea, Kilga is right. The Japanese would surely be able to understand 87x.

@D_Magik: I would think "dji_majiku" although the dji might be able to be replaced by something more fitting... I don't know if one can do something like "da+i=di" to eliminate the j sound of the i form of da.

[Sol_Solis]

soru soruis?
lol.
日
Japan/sun is what that kanji means.

[Squeek]

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jamuko is right for his own name

Jamuko is a female. Jerk.

We discussed my name some time ago for my jMS account and I think we came up with this:

スクイ一句

I have two characters... one has this spelling and the other has the "ii" written out.

~Squeek (sukuiikku)

[jewpinthethird]

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My ファッキング・インタネット name is ジューパン.

My host family called me オ・ザック！

[Varia]

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I'm sorry, Squeek. Blame the English language.

sol: It means sun/day.

日本 means Japan. That means "the origin of the sun". The sun rises in the East, and Japan is in the East. There you go. It also ties into Japanese mythology.

Afrobean: Yeah, some of them do. I guess. If there is an m, they tend to use m sounds. Some of them also put m's where n's should be. I have no idea why. The word doesn't sound like it should when they keep messing with spellings. They don't really care, though, because there is no such thing as spelling in Japan.

D_Magic=ディー　マジック di- majikku (the - represents an elongated sound)

psychozeroskater=サイコー　ゼロ　スケイター　saiko- zero sukeita-

gowereinside=ゴ　ウィアー　インサイド　go uia- insaido

guidohunter=ギード　ハンター　gi-do hanta-

qreepyboris=クリーピー　ボリス kuri-pi- borisu

[The_Q]

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What about "Q". Was I right?

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