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Japanese-speaking-people(Naruki?):	by winsmith	2004-03-09 09:14:49
Nii-san is what you're thinking	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:26:11
Also.. subbywan was right too ;) (n/t)	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:28:37
Aw...	by Naruki	2004-03-09 09:30:42
hehe gomen gomen	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:32:24
I like that last one!	by Naruki	2004-03-09 09:38:32
Darnit.. I'm still a gaijin.. humor me lol	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:41:35
Definitely not!	by Naruki	2004-03-09 09:45:12
My problem is I have an extremely foreign name	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:49:10
The thing is, you don't convert it to hiragana.	by Naruki	2004-03-09 09:59:42
hiragana is not used for foreign names - katakana is. Both syllabaries represent the exact same sounds, BTW. And give up the notion that your name will sound similar when spoken in Japanese. They only have a handful of sounds to use, so they have to convert it to something they can say. For example, your nickname would probably be something like "a- bu su to ra ku to".
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Yeah.. I'm ready for the worst.	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 10:04:05

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