English name in Japanese kanji symbols

The normal way of writing English name in Japanese symbols.
This translation is called "Phonetic and eulogistic translation".

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• Japanese
• name
• kanji
• symbols
• translation

[BokoNOM]

You make it sound more complicated than it actually is >->

[Aznighast]

o_o

I actually understand.

/smart

[DhalUnit]

can someone write "simran" and "jimmy" in japanese for me please? :)

[numaistiuce]

can you write alex in kanji, also stefan and mimi

[rb262]

Ashley→アシュリー

There is not idiom corresponding to アシュリー in kanji.

Please put favorite kanji together below

ア→亜

シュ→主,朱,殊,趣,珠

リー→理,利,李,梨

亜: Asia, second, ancient honorific title. 主: main, lord. 朱: red-orange. 殊: special. 趣: flavor, artistic. 珠: jewel, gem. 理: reason, logic. 利: profit.

李: plum. 梨: pear.

[magmadragon92]

ありがとうタカノリ先生

[kuragariishida]

i wonder what ashley would mean in kanji o.o?

[rb262]

ロバータ

or

炉端

"炉端" means "fireside" or "chimney corner" in Japanese

[crazymanthomas1654]

can you write roberta in kanji?

[camargotamaulipas]

can someone tell me how to write jennifer and azucena in japanesse