Wednesday, December 10, 2008

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muyongshi -

My friend is asking me to help them with a project that one of their foreign friends has asked
them to do. Writing a "transliteration" of his friends names in calligraphy on fans. They want it
to sound like Chinese but sound like that person's name. Apparently this guy is taking them back
to the states as gifts for his friends. I'm just going to post the names (first and last) and hope
everyone can pitch in to get decent names and since they aren't being "picked" as a probable life
long name we don't have to have it absolutely perfect. So basically 3 characters: 1 character 姓
2 for 名字 and sounds relatively like the name in English. Sorry, not to sure about the middle
names but if it makes it easier...

My deepest and greatest appreciation is yours for helping me with this and helping me score some
major points with this friend

Meghan Marie Bowers
Lynn Marie Bowers
Erica Bowers
Rita Margorie Rapp
Mary Lou Norrick
Julia Doty Heen
Catherine Durkin



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skylee -



Quote:

Meghan Marie Bowers
Lynn Marie Bowers
Erica Bowers

包美美
包麗美
包愛麗











skylee -



Quote:

Catherine Durkin

杜愷悌










skylee -



Quote:

Rita Margorie Rapp
Mary Lou Norrick
Julia Doty Heen

郎麗妲
諾美蘿 (諾 is not really a surname though)
韓雋雅 / 海雋雅










muyongshi -

Skylee you are the best! For the Meghan one I was wondering if there is any "gan" or "gen" that is
frequently used in females names like maybe 甘 would 美甘 be a cheesy name?










muyongshi -

Also for Julia instead of jun is there a "ju" that works?










studentyoung -



Quote:

諾美蘿 (諾 is not really a surname though)

这好办,改姓“骆”不就得了?

Cheers!










muyongshi -

还有听说诺是个姓,只是挺少见的。。。studentyoung谢谢!










muyongshi -

So here's what I'm thinking...

(following the order above)
包美涵
包丽娜
包爱丽
郎丽妲
诺美萝 (or 罗,骆 for the 姓)
韩隽雅 or 菊雅
杜恺悌

Thanks again for all the help and opinions on these ones (most of them are the same )












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