chinese writing saying tracy?

Answer 1

Ok - this is what Tracy would look like in Mandarin (Chinese) Characters:

特(t) 銳(ray) 矽(cee)

I've added the pronunciation next to the characters for easy reference.

ACTUALLY - TO THE TWO TURNIPS BELOW MYSELF: YOU GOT THE FIRST AND SECOND CHARACTERS RIGHT BUT THE THIRD CHARACTER ACTUALLY MEANS SILICON.

Te-Rui-Xi (special sharp silicon).

Answer 2

I don't know Chinese too well; but, I checked out the pronounciation of the words above [ 特(t) 銳(ray) 矽(cee)] I got Teh, Rui, Shih for the sounds which is probably pretty close to Tracy in Chinese. The meanings I got are 特 special; 銳
sharp or pointed; 矽 element in chemistry ... my dictionary is in Chinese which I am not so hot in so. I couldn't firgure out which element. My Japanese kanwa dictionary didn't list this character. The general feeling I get is that if you used these characters you name in Chinese would mean 'really sharp rock!' Names in Chinese are hoped to propitious; You want one that is going to bring you good fortune. You need the opinion of a good Chinese friend for the feeling of this name. I don't know have the skill to say if it is good or not.

Answer 3

tracy is not a chinese word or syllable...you might be able to get someone chinese to make up an approximation of your name for you.

Answer 4

特(t)瑞(ray)茜(see)
特锐矽 sounds exactly the same, but it isn't considered a good name in chinese. at least not a good girl's name. the meaning isn't good. 特 means special, 瑞 usually means lucky, 茜 doesn't have a real meaning in chinese, but is commonly used in girls' names. so this would be a good chinese translation for 'tracy.'

hope that helps.

Answer 5

ask at your chinese takeaway to write it down for you,or visit a tattoo shop,they have lots of chinese & jap symbols with english name translations,just tell them youre looking then copy it down..easy!!

Answer 6

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