What's my name in Japanese? (make requests here!)

[percent20]

how would you say

Buddy Lindsey

I have never looked at my name has hick'ish until now while comparing it to the eclectic availbility of names in this thread.

Thank you.

[Loki210]

I would like to know mine as well.

Ryan Marcey

Thanks!

[Lostaholic]

Hey my name is Tibo Dupuy,

Pronounced:
T(I said as the e in me)BO
(DU said as du in dude)(PUY said as pwe)

I looked up a Katakana character list and tought it would come out like this:
Chi bo - zu pu yo

is that correct?

[jemstone]

oh there is a way to get "Ti" from katakana. you can put the "te", and a small "i" next to it.

something like this,

ティ

so your name would probably be something like this,

ティボ　ヅプイ

[xstaytruex]

hey I would like my name translated its

Rick Cano

[maxiewawa]

I'm not sure on the pronunciation of 'Cano', but I'd hazard a guess at リク　ケノ。

[jemstone]

if it's pronounced kay-no, then maxiewawa got it spot on.

if it's ka-no, then it'll be カノ

first part is definitely correct.

[nazuru]

hi

i'd like to know how mine can be written.

Nazlı Çifci

thank you

[maxiewawa]

Nazuli could be ナズリ　シフキ.

[Amenat]

Lol, my katakana name is just as confusing as my normal english name spelling wise.

Amanda Koskenmaki アマンデ コスンマキ *close*

[Yanick]

Hi,

my name is: Yanick van Langeraad (dutch name). I'd like to know the pronounciantion and how to write it.

[maxiewawa]

Yanick, I'm going to give it a guess, since I'm not too sure of the pronounciation, but I'm going to guess that it's:
ヤニク　フォン　ラングラード。

[jemstone]

Yanick, I'm going to give it a guess, since I'm not too sure of the pronounciation, but I'm going to guess that it's:
ヤニク　フォン　ラングラード。

to add to maxiewawa's post, she's guessing the "van" to be pronounced as "von".

if it's to be pronounced as "van" literally, then only a slight change to maxiewawa's answer,
ヤニク　ワン　ラングラード。
only the middle portion is changed.

[Yanick]

Ok, thanks. Does the pronounciation stay the same?
And one more question: I know japanese put there last name first, but where does the middle part "van" go to? Here it's part of my last name so it'll become
ワン ラングラード　ヤニク。? Van Langeraad Yanick? Or is it something else?

Ya ni ku ra n ra n ge ra a do.
ヤニク　ワン　ラングラード。 (thanks for this, looks cool)

[jemstone]

ah... for some reason, when japanese are addressing gaijins がいじん (which means foreigners), they automatically know that the last name is last, and the first name first. so when you address yourself, you can go

ヤニク　ワン　ラングラード

and they'll know "yanick" is your first name. in formal situations, they'll probably address you as ワン　ラングラード さん (Mr. Van Langeraad)

edit:
yea.. the pronunciation almost stays the same, with just a little difference, but it shouldn't deviate too much