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A question about r ending names
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2017/10/1 15:58
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Hi! I want to know how should I pronounce an R ending name. For example, my name is Manar, should I pronounce it "Manaa" when speaking to a Japanese person or "Manaru, Manara etc" Because some people called me those names which sounds weird to me. Manara has a meaning in my mother language "A building that has a light" or something like that LOL. Thanks for any help!
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by Chokohime (guest)
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Re: A question about r ending names
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2017/10/1 20:04
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Is the "R" clearly pronounced in your language? Probably in katakana (meaning in Japan-ized pronunciation) it will be either マナー (ma-na-a) or マナール (ma-na-a-ru), with a clearly long "naa" in the middle in any case. Does that solve the issue with the meaning in your language?
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by ....... (guest)
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Re: A question about r ending names
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2017/10/2 18:38
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Um, Manaaru sounds weirder LOL. The R in my name isn't strong. I thought about asking my friends, but they don't really know how to pronounce the R. Someone asked me, "How do you pronounce that(" when I told her that my name ends with R. Anyways, I'll think about it when I really need it someday. Thank you so much guys!
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by Chokohime (guest)
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Re: A question about r ending names
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2017/10/2 18:41
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Sorry for complaining a lot.
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by Chokohime (guest)
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Re: A question about r ending names
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2017/10/2 19:06
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Again, it's up to you to choose the katakana writing of your name, so just pick the one that is closest to how you want others to pronounce it.
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by Firas
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Re: A question about r ending names
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2017/10/15 19:11
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Just suggestion. How about just 繝槭リ.縲繝槭リ繝シ may be easier for some to remember as "manner" or may end up you teased.
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by ay (guest)
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