Mine's Mefuka Toka π it's actually one word, but it sounds better if I separated it. (I had to use one of my nicknames cause my first name is freaking long π)
To find out my real Japanese name, I took my name, put it into Chinese, translated the characters into Japanese kanji, then chose the characters that would make a good name (dropped one, one didn't exist, and chose the βonβ pronunciation for another). It comes to Rina. If I do the exact same thing straight from my native name to Katakana it's Rena which is really close. You should try it.
Kishikutoku ~ hey that doesn't sound bad. And this is where my convo with my mom about this name goes: "mom!! startin from now, call me kishikutoku, okay? It's my name in Japanese and it sounds kinda cool, don't you think? lol" "No it sounds weird. Do you know how precious your name is. Your father chose it specifically for you, thought about it for days, and..." "Uh huh, okay. I was just uhm.. kidding..."
I downloaded the fire red version on my tablet but never seem to play it much π I remember last time I used to save my money and buy those cards to trade with other kids omg and digimons too ahahah
tbh your name in japanese is basically the same in japanese just some parts are just pronounced differently. maks/ max lucy/rushi and so on Its actually really easy to convert names to japanese.
Zikutadorinka. Ya know, with my name change, I made my middle name the same but just put in japanese because it sounded so funkin' cool. Everyone, even the job recuriters can't say my first new name. My deadname was no better, but everyone acting like my new one is so damn more difficult. Now if I put this on my license they be like "... da hell?"
Fun fact: New name starts with a "Z" so i make it say and just say "Or just say Z."
This is absolute bologna. Anybody's name in any other language is the same as it is in their native language. It may just be spelled a bit different or have a weird ring to it.
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