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There is no good website to learn how to spell your name in Chinese, for you can't spell your name in Chinese, you have to use strokes. But strokes don't mean anything! They just make characters by grouping together to make a character. One stroke and another grouped with others could mean "moon", and those same strokes added with others could mean the exact opposite!
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凯拉 (Kai la) * please note that your Chinese name doesn't need to sound like your English name. most people usually find meaningful words for their son's/ daughter's Chinese names
Using Latin characters, you would spell the name "Achmed" or, in some variations, "Ahmed."
约翰 yue han
Your name, Larissa, in Chinese characters would be 拉里莎.
The name "Lexi" can be spelled in Chinese as 莱克西 (Láikèxī). Each character has its own pronunciation and the combination of these characters gives the name Lexi in Chinese.
The name 'Jalyn' written in Chinese is 杰琳 (jiélín). The characters are the same in Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
alethia's sista
ME is 我 in Chinese.
you don't SPELL words in Chinese Each has a different character instead of a group of letters. Haley in Chinese is 海利 (if your computer can show Chinese characters), pronounced as "hi-li". If you have to spell it, then it's spelled "hai li".
There is no "spelling" in Chinese - it is written with characters. Chinese names consist of two characters (usually), chosen for their meaning and sound, not from any preset list as in the west. One could transpose the sounds of the name John into Chinese characters, but that would be confusing at best to Chinese people. The name of the Apostle John in the Bible (which is where the name comes from) is written in the Chinese Bible as 约翰 yue1han4 (pinyin romanization), pronounced somewhat like the German Johann.
There is no good website to learn how to spell your name in Chinese, for you can't spell your name in Chinese, you have to use strokes. But strokes don't mean anything! They just make characters by grouping together to make a character. One stroke and another grouped with others could mean "moon", and those same strokes added with others could mean the exact opposite!
You spell the name Maria in simplified Chinese as Mali. In Japanese this name as said as Meari and in Korean Meli.
Gary
too common. for a girl, go with Alethia. Its rare and beautiful.
Chinese does not use an alphabet to record its words. Or, the Chinese language does not have letters. It is written in characters. Your name Irma comes from German. The German language has nothing to do with Chinese in its origin. Thus, the word Irman does not have a form of spelling in Chinese. But it can be and is always be translated into Chinese as " 厄 玛 " according to its sound in English. And the word " 厄 玛 " is composed of two Chinese characters. The first one sounds like "ir" in "bird", and the second sounds like "mo" in "mother".