How to read my Chinese name in Japanese?

i found a site on reading kanji individually but it was no much of help...my name —Ñ��—æ sounds weird when read seperately, hayashi/rin sui/zui rei/mizu ?? sounds weird to me...and i don't know which one to use... can anyone tell me how to read it in japanese??

I would read it, Rin (or Linn) Zuirei.

thanks a lot, i finally know how my name sounds like in japanese...

how about my name? i have no idea whats my name in japanese and have been asking around for help but to no avail. my chinese name is —›û›ú¤

‚è ‚¯‚¢‚±‚¤
(Ri Keikou)

‚è ‚¯‚¢‚æ
(Ri keiyo)

hey, thanks alot, now i finally know how its ounds like in japanese ;DD

Can someone translate my Chinese name into Japanese?
I just want to see how it sounds like XD.
’Â�‰婷
(took my long to find the characters T_T)

‚¿‚ñ ‚·‚¢‚Ä‚¢
(Chin SuiTei)

Just wondering... When we encounter a Japanese name written in kanji, generally do we read it in kun-yomi or on-yomi?

Thank you, Hiro.

Chin SuiTei doesn't sound attractive :P ~

hello, I've been having trouble on translating chinese name into japanese and it sounds so weird , Sai or hanako (äï)and (—½)ryo/rin? and the middle..need help ?
äï’ß—½
äïŠå—½
äïŸ�—½

äï’ß—½
‚³‚¢ ‚©‚­‚è‚傤
Sai Kaku Ryou

äïŠå—½
‚³‚¢ ‚ª‚ñ‚è‚傤
Sai Gan Ryou

äïŸ�—½
‚³‚¢ ‚Í‚¢‚è‚傤
Sai Hai Ryou

I need help with translating my chinese name too. Can someone help me please?
Its ‰©‰Ã‰C

Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with my Chinese to Japanese name translation:
’Âúº�Ë

Regards,
Matt

Hello, I'm just wondering what my brother's and my chinese name is like in Japanese. Both of our surnames are äï which I think is pronounced as "sai". So here goes:

My brother:
Žq �í
zi1 and chang2 (pinyin)
I think the first character sounds like ko alone.

Me:
“~›Z
do1ng and me2i (pinyin)
the first character sounds like fuyu alone.

thank you!

Usually we have two pronunciations, kun-reding and on-reading, for one Chinese character.
Kun-reading is Japanese word. On-reading is the pronunciation which originated from ancient Chinese language. We call names of Chinese people with on-reading. (For example, we pronounce �EŽq as "kou shi".)

@Michelle, what you have written, ko and huyu, are kun-reading.
Japanese people pronounce your brother�fs name as "Sai shi jyo".
Žq shi
�í jyo
And your name will be pronounced as "Sai tou bi"
“~ tou
›Z bi

@ Matt
Japanese people pronounce your name as "Chin toku sai".
’Â chin
“¿ toku
�Ë sai

@‰©‰Ã‰C
Probably Japanese people pronounce your name as "Ko ka in" or "Ou ka in"
‰© Ko or Ou
‰Ã ka
‰C in

hi, everyone.
i want to know what my chinese name sounds in japanese.
my chinese name is Šs –F�G (guō fāng hóng)

thx. :)

hello, i'm curious to how my name is read out in japanese as well.
my name is 张’‡—À

I was wondering if someone can help me translate my chinese name as well. I've been looking around and couldnt find the translation.
my name is ’’뉶
thank you