names (japanese and chinese)

[blessy]

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kinsa kabalo mo himo (ambot unsa term ani) mo change sa name from filipino to chinese or japanese. kanang chinese/japanese jud nga symbol. willing to pay. thanks

[cmac]

@blessy - ad2 taoist temple.

[WEI?]

Kundi search lang sa Google TS much better

-WEI?

[nItO/pIrEnA]

kinsa kabalo mo himo (ambot unsa term ani) mo change sa name from filipino to chinese or japanese. kanang chinese/japanese jud nga symbol. willing to pay. thanks

pwede ra nimo isuwat in Katakana...pero kung ganahan gyud ka ug Chinese name, then i suggest pangitaon nimo unsa ang meaning sa imong original name, then mangita ka sa Chinese character na mo-match ana...

like sa case sa akong sister, nangita man siya ug korean name, so gi-check namo ang pasabot sa iyang name, which we found out to be "God's grace", so nangita dayon mi sa Chinese characters na equivalent ana, then among gi-translate into korean

[blessy]

i mean for example: blessy... how will u write blessy in japanese or chinese

[Dee_Dee]

kinsa kabalo mo himo (ambot unsa term ani) mo change sa name from filipino to chinese or japanese. kanang chinese/japanese jud nga symbol. willing to pay. thanks

the term would be "TRANSLATE".
1. turn words into different language: to give an equivalent in another language for a particular word or phrase, or reproduce a written or spoken text in a different language while retaining the original meaning.

[nItO/pIrEnA]

maayo pud siguro if naa kay kaila na maayo mo-inintsik/hinapon para motabang nimo ug pili ug characters...like 'blessy', kung i-translate nimo sa google and 'blessing', ang mo-gawas kay 祝福...luod man paminawon ang pronunciation ana... "juk-fuk" or "ju-bok" lol

[Sarevok]

i mean for example: blessy... how will u write blessy in japanese or chinese

kung ikatakana lang nimo na blessy = ブレーシ　pronounced as "bureshi"

[Guitargod]

wo shi di ko sai?

kamao ko gmay.. jap rah nuon..

[blessy]

the term would be "TRANSLATE".
1. turn words into different language: to give an equivalent in another language for a particular word or phrase, or reproduce a written or spoken text in a different language while retaining the original meaning.

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