Is there a way where can I find my name in Japanese?

Question

My english name, into Japanese.

Answer 1

if you had told us your name you could have had about 10 people translate it for you by now...

Answer 2

Your family name will be translated phoenitaclly. Example, if your name is Smith, it will be pronounces Sumisu スミス、 Non Japanese who marry Japanese and obtain Japanese citizenship are required to either adopt kanji that has pronuncuations similar to their family name or assume their spouse's family name.

Sometimes mostly for girls there are some first names that have combinations of Kanji that also have western pronunciations. Such as 万理座　Marissa or　恵美 Emi,

Answer 3

I think http://japanesetranslator.co.uk/your-name-in-japanese/ is a good place to go. It's accurate a good portion of the time so long as it's not a weird name. However, people here (if they know how it's said) can do it for you too.

Answer 4

the name stephen written in japanese symbols

Answer 5

You could use Katakana to write your name fonetically, but if you name has a meaninig (for example, Rose) you could use a Kanzi.

There is an store online that sells hanko (stamps used to sign) where you could find yours, try:

http://www.jun-gifts.com/personalizedgifts/hanko/hanko1/hanko1.htm

Answer 6

try this link:

http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html