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For your username, since "Castform" isn't pronounced "Cast-forum" (that is, you don't really pronounce the r), "Kasutofoomu" might work better.I can do it without some random site, thanks very much.
Username: Zefirouso Kasutoforumu
Real name: Karumu
Middle name: Jon (Guess!)
Surname: Simupuson
But I prefer the Greek versions of my names anyway...
So 'Eevee' is pronounced 'eh beh' now?my username in japanese is Majiku eebee
"Horii" and "Majikku Iibuii".my real name (Holly) is Hori in japanese.
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my username in japanese is Majiku eebee
Words cannot express the feelings inside me at the moment.pikachu629 said:Japanese Username:Pikachi
but alaphlosiam there's clearly NO WAY AT ALL for japanese to have 'cha', 'cho', or 'chu'!Words cannot express the feelings inside my at the moment.
Even a complete fucktard half-assing something like that would've gotten it, because something as elementary as making "cha", etc. would be in a Japanese pre-school book. This is why I hate weeaboos: they get everything wrong and don't even fucking realize it.you'd think that whoever made that english -> failengrish thing would've thought about it being entirely possible :[
You know what's really sad? It's even on the kana + romaji charts that anyone can find in about three seconds with the power of Google. IT HAS "CHA" RIGHT THERE and yet whoever wrote these failtransliterators can't even get that.Even a complete fucktard half-assing something like that would've gotten it, because something as elementary as making "cha", etc. would be in a Japanese pre-school book. This is why I hate weeaboos: they get everything wrong and don't even fucking realize it.
Because this is a Pokemon forum and nearly everyone is like JAPAN~~~~ and also apparently too dense to figure out how badly this thing sucks.You know what I wonder? Why exactly does a link to some javascript application that just takes an English name and spits out a "transliteration"" that is usually incorrect, and if it is correct, if pronounced correctly will probably sound almost exactly like the English name, albeit with an accent gets SIX PAGES. It's like saying that taking a name and replacing every "y" with a "ie" makes it different somehow. It doesn't.
You have no idea what this thing does, do you.Meh real name was waaaay too similar in Japanese, so I didn't post it.
but it's not the closest Japanese approximation. Renchi is closer.I had a major weaboo moment and went with the closest Japanese approximation.
For my real name, I get Natashi. It's... pretty much the same thing, just that the last "a" was turned into an "i"...
My username becomes Afusanu. Nice enough, I suppose. At least it isn't really long.
...Just for fun, my middle name becomes Erizabefu and my last name Eruresegu.
Elizabeth.wait, your middle name became Erizabefu? that's my first name in japanese!! though, i won't say what my name is in english...