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Chemarin
Stranger Joined: Apr 4, 2010 Post Count: 2 Status: Offline |
Hello, I´m from Czech Republic (small country in the middle of the Europe) and I would like to know how I should write my name in katakana and how it would be pronounced by Japanese. My name is Eva Žůrková, but I think it could be write without the czech marks just Eva Zurkova. The pronunciation is like this. Eva - e like in "red", v like in "vegas", a like first vowel in "utterance" Žůrková/Zurkova - z like in "genre", u like is long like in "fool", r like in "russia", k like in "kitchen", o like in "knock", v same as in the first name, a is long like in "hi". I hope it is enough clear, thank you very much.  |
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bowlingual
Advanced Member Joined: May 25, 2005 Post Count: 286 Status: Offline |
Hi, your name with Japanese characters is: エバ・ズルコバ  Have a nice day |
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Chemarin
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Thank you very much:) |
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roncollins
Stranger Joined: Mar 31, 2012 Post Count: 4 Status: Offline |
ni ,nice to meet you __________ Naruto Cosplay | Bleach Cosplay |
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Beverly
Advanced Member US Joined: Sep 23, 2013 Post Count: 723 Status: Offline |
It's really cool to learn that names can be translated from non-English languages into Japanese. Most times, you only hear about English names being translated. It's good to know there are options available for anyone of any language. |
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