Japanese version of my name

How would you write and say Brandon in Japanese?

Hi Brandon,
It would be ブランドン ("burandon" or syllable-by-syllable bu-ra-n-do-n).

As Umami Dearest wrote, to write in Katakana is common.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%96%E3%83%A9%E3%83%B3%E3%83%89%E3%8...
BTW, translating Western name into Kanji is uncommon, it looks funny from Japanese people's eyes.

For me (also for some Japanese), recalls the hero of When I hear the name Beverly Hills 90210 (Beverly Hills High School hakusyo, Beverly Hills youth(seisyun) hakusyo).
The name of the sister of the twins was Brenda(ブレンダ）.
Brandon, have been trying to write in kanji, there was no thing of meaning very good in Chinese characters that DON.

I commented on a girls post and she replied "ブリエン!" is this an abbreviation of my name?

I think she just got your name wrong cause all that says is "burien".

The sounding is literally bu-ri-e-n

The first reply is the correct way to spell your name.

But I saw in an article that the Japanese can abbriviate names to 4 kana.

I don't think so, she definatly got your name wrong.

What is your names meaning?
If that is "Sword",same meaning"蜑｣(KEN )" in Japanese name.

I write your name in Kanji from your names sound only.
"豁ｦ陂ｭ荳ｼ(bu ran don)"
Kanji have meaning each.

That meaning
豁ｦ...Brave
陂ｭ...Orchid
荳ｼ...bowl

↑
This kanji are not commonly used in Japan.
bu → 武 (Brave) or舞 (dance)
ran → 蘭 (Orchid)
don → 丼 (bowl)
Of that Burien is, I think in mistook named Did you mean Brian.

nope, my name is Brandon, I guess she is wrong.

thankyou haro1210.
that's right.

my write kanji is error by computer.
文字化けしました(ToT)
↑kore mo,mojibake surukamo...
mojibake shimashita...

and KEN Kanji is error too.
剣

剣の字もエラーで違う字になっちゃいました。
翻訳機能使いながらだったからかな…
誰か、つるぎという字で書き直して下さい。

海外の人に、日本の文化を伝えたいけれど、難しいですね。

I would also want to know the kanji translation for my name Honey Pearl. Arigatou!

There are many Chinese characters, but I tried to to this.
honey (ハニー、hanii)
pearl (パール、paaru)
ha → 羽（feather）
ni →仁(humanity)
i → 井(well), 伊(Italy)
pa → 波(wave),巴(Tomoe,comma-shaped pattern)
a→亜(asia,be next)
ru → 瑠（glass,lapis lazuli), 流（flow）
Since there is no Chinese characters that begin with pa in Japan, I was replaced by ha.
By the way, Paris is 巴里.

Honey → ハニイ (hanii)
Pearl → パアル (paaru)

I think that would be close enough ^^
ハアニ パアル = Honey Pearl

If you want a literal translation for the words "honey pearl"...

Honey:
* はちみつ (hachimitsu)
* 蜂蜜 (hachimitsu)
*ハ二 (hani)

Pearl:
* しんじゅ (shinju)
* 真珠 (shinju)
* パール (paaru)

I hope it helps!

Correct pronunciation is not Maybe so.
However, in Japan, honey→ハニー - If you do not written, meaning is not through.