What's my name in Japanese? (make requests here!)

[ericf]

いいえ、どういたしまして。

[yuusan2791]

Hello, I want to know how my name stays in Japanese,
my name is: Joana Pereira.
Thank you

[averymj6717]

Konnichiwa!!! What is my name in Japanese, and how would you pronounce it. Its Avery Johnson.

[taiken19906635]

Hello everyone. I was also wondering what my name is in Japanese. My full name is Juan Zuluaga. I also use my middle name, Esteban, from time to time so it would be real nice if you guys could show how to use my middle name in Japanese, too.

Thanks again everyone.

[leopoldopagotto]

Watashino namae wa Leopoldo Pagotto. What about in Nihongo? I came out with two possibilities. Which one sounds better?
レオポルド・パゴット か, レオポ ウ ド・パゴット か

[stormgoesboom6450]

Hello,

I would love to know how to pronounce my name in Japanese aswell. I have a unique name, Shanika Freeman

Shanika (nika is pronounced knee ka)
Freeman


Thank you

[joemomma013344]

Hi, I think I figured out my name in Japanese but would like to know if it is correct. My name is Joe Hamrick. This is the katakana I came up with: ジョー•ハムリック or would it be ジョー・ハムリク?

[mmmason8967]

Hello,
I would love to know how to pronounce my name in Japanese aswell. I have a unique name, Shanika Freeman

Assuming the emphasis is on the second syllable, I think Shanika would be　シャニーカ which is sha-ni-i-ka.

Freeman would be　フリーマン　which is fu-ri-i-ma-n.

[mmmason8967]

My name is Joe Hamrick. This is the katakana I came up with: ジョー•ハムリック or would it be ジョー・ハムリク?

I'm no expert but I think I'd go for the second version. You could also consider　ハームリク　to make it sound more like the first syllable is being emphasised.

[mmmason8967]

Hello everyone. I was also wondering what my name is in Japanese. My full name is Juan Zuluaga. I also use my middle name, Esteban, from time to time so it would be real nice if you guys could show how to use my middle name in Japanese, too.

I think your full name would be　ワアン・エステバン・ズルアガ.

[joemomma013344]

My name is Joe Hamrick. This is the katakana I came up with: ジョー•ハムリック or would it be ジョー・ハムリク?

I'm no expert but I think I'd go for the second version. You could also consider　ハームリク　to make it sound more like the first syllable is being emphasised.

Thanks Mason! I wish i'd thought of the long a for the first syllable of my last name. Yours definitely sounds the best! sugoi! arigatou gozaimasu!

[lafresciaflower4525]

My name is Rhiannon Johnson. My first name is pronounced re-an-un with a long e. Fairly simple but often misunderstood.

Arigato gozaimasu

[mmmason8967]

My name is Rhiannon Johnson. My first name is pronounced re-an-un with a long e. Fairly simple but often misunderstood.

My oldest daughter has a couple of friends called Rhiannon, and based on the way they pronounce their names I think yours would be　リーアンノン・ジョンソン。　That gives some extra weight to the double 'n' in the middle: it says ri-i-a-n-no-n jo-n-so-n. I'm not too sure about the surname, though: it might be better to go for　ジョオンスン　(jo-o-n-su-n) to emphasise the first syllable and de-voice the last one.

[lowelllimpahan6185]

Hi im quite interested in knowing my name in japanese

First name: Luciano Lowell
Last name: Limpahan

[natsukoy9313]

Hello, everyone!
First of all, thank you for replies to our fellow learners!!
Here are some suggestions from me:
> Afiq: アフィック (afikku)

> 周亮幸: (I'M VERY SORRY! I can't read your name. Can you write in alphabets pheneticly, please?

> Christy: クリスティー (kurisutii)

> Aliyah Nicole Daniels: アリヤ・二コール・ダニエルズ (ariya nikooru danieruzu)

> Joana Pereira: ジョアナ・ペレイラ (jonana pereira) *is "Joana" pronounced with J sound like English? Or J sound like Spanish?

> Avery Johnson: アヴェリー・ジョンソン (averii jonson)

> Juan Esteban Zuluaga: フアン・エステーバン・ズルアーガ (huan esuteeban zuruaaga)

> Leopoldo Pagotto: レオポルド・パゴット (reoporudo pagotto)

> Shanika Freeman: シャニーカ・フリーマン (shaniika furiiman)

> Joe Hamrick: ジョー・ハムリック (joo hamurikku)

> Rhiannon Johnson: リアノン・ジョンソン (rianon jonson)

> Luciano Lowell Limpahan: ルチアーノ・ローウェル・リンパハン (ruchiaano rooweru rimpahan) *Is "Luciano" pronounced like Italian or like Spanish/Portuguese? I'm not too sure how to read "Limpahan" correctly. Is "rimpahan" (with "h" sound for "han") correct? Or is this "h" silent?

For further questions, please feel free to ask!!