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You don't say names differently in different languages, except to the extent that the language may not have the sounds necessary. For example, English lacks the tongue-click sound that some African languages have.

In this case, that's important Japanese doesn't have a "true" R or L sound. It's got something that's kind of a cross between the two that's usually Romanized as R because it sounds a little more like R than L.

The writing system used in Japan for foreign words has symbols that represent syllables rather than individual sounds. The syllables that would be used would be a - re - ha - n - do - ro and would look like this: アレハンドロ.

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