You write down the letters that make out the sounds of each syllable. For example, if your name is Christopher, you'd write KRIS-toe-fer.
I will try to write this phonetically, but but it is sometimes tricky, as some sounds are difficult to write phonetically. Here's the phonetic spelling. ga lew yaht
Tetelestai is a Greek word, and has no standard spelling in Aramaic. I would write it phonetically in Aramaic as תתלסתי
Its called speaking Phonetically
ænsər
Translation: What is your name? This phonetically sounds like a question asking: 你的名字是吗? --> "Is this your name?"
Rene'e is a french name, and has no meaning in Hebrew. You can write it phonetically as ×¨× ×™×™
ah-bay-LAR-do sahn-CHEZ
nia has no meaning in Hebrew. If this is a person's name, you can write it phonetically as × ×™×”
Sergio has no meaning in Hebrew. You would just have to write it out phonetically as סרג׳יו
The name Tommy cannot be translated into Hebrew, but you can write it out phonetically as טומי
Camille has no meaning in Hebrew. Your only option is to write it out phonetically as קמיל.
There is no Hebrew name for Pauline. You could choose a name that has a similar sound, such as Pelia. Or you can write Pauline phonetically as פולין, however, this word also means "Poland."
Anita is a variation of the name Hannah, which is חנה (Khanah)Or you can write Anita phonetically as אניטה
Laing has no meaning in Hebrew. Sorry. If you can show me how to pronounce it, I can show you how to write it phonetically.
The name Denice has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew. But you can write it phonetically as דניס
The name Maxwell has no meaning in Hebrew, and there is no Hebrew name that is similar. Your only option is to choose an unrelated name that has a similar sound, such as Menachem or Machat.
Keagan is already written in Latin letters, but if you want to write it phonetically in Latin, it would be something like Kigan or Cigan.