How do you spell the name Jackie in Japanese?

Answer 1

One cannot get all foreign languages, since some of them are only spoken languages and are not written, and so do not have spelling. Also, a lot of them use different alphabets which may or may not be easy to reproduce here. So, we'll leave Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, Inuit, Hindi and Ukrainian and languages like that aside and focus on European languages which use the Latin alphabet.

There's another problem. "Jack" has a number of meanings.

The name "Jack" is a form of John (French: Jean) (Italian: Giovanni) (Spanish and Portuguese: Juan) (German: Johan, Hans) (Dutch, Czech and other Eastern European Languages: Jan)

Then there's the playing card which actually is called something else in different languages (French: Valet) (German: Bube) and in some countries they play with cards that do not have jacks (in Italy and Spain, for example)

Then there's the device used to lift up a car. (Portuguese: macaco) (German: Wagenheber) (Malay: nama orang laki-laki) (Italian: martinetto) (French: cric) (Spanish: gato)

And also the target for the game of bowls and other meanings.

I've reached the end of my collection of dictionaries; perhaps other Answerers will be able to add the translations in Dutch, Swedish, Hungarian, Romanian, Afrikaans, Swahili, Yoruba, Latvian, Indonesian, Finnish, Icelandic, Gaelic, Erse, Hausa, Polish, Norwegian, Danish, Croatian and any other language you can think of which uses the Roman script.

Answer 2

ジャック /ja-kku/ is the Japanese spelling of the name.

Answer 3

well if you mean the name Jack, there is no translation it would be the same = Jack

But you could say Santiago or Jacobo

Answer 4

Jack: jié kè 杰克

Answer 5

ジャッキ - jakki

Answer 6

'Jakku.'