凯蒂 = Katie

I don't understand. Is there a special reason why you wrote "Miya", and not "Mia"? I would write Mia witha katakana: ﾐア and with hiragana: みあ. (You never write non-Japanese names with hiragana though.)

I would do it. But I do not want my real name on here.

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This does sorta bite as my Chinese name isn't even showing up. As I never learned how to write in Taiwanese. As I was curious about the different strokes.

书帷 shū wéi

Found it. Least my mom told me it mean't something like Book Smart.

hmm...how do you get the Chinese characters?

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胡 嘉 民 - Chinese name

Chinese: 高尚力量 (If you directly translated the English meaning of my name.) 雷暴 (If you directly translated the lithuanian meaning of my name.) My name doesn't easily translate in Chinese Ah jr ah (Or O jr ah) is about where you can get with how to say it anyway.

Japanese: オードラ (Katakana)
You wouldn't ever see a foreign name in Hiragana, like someone said before.

Korean: 오도라 (So I really have no idea, I just sounded that one out)

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Odrah your Chinese name is weird, no offense, but I'm not sure how you translated Odrah into 高尚力量. Your Chinese name should be translate to how your English name sounds. For example, from previous posts:

黛(Di) 安(an) 娜(na) = Dianna

I don't know what words sound like O d rah, but currently your Chinese name is something like:

高(Gao1) 尚(Shang4) 力(Li4) 量(Liang4)

which I can roughly translate back into English as 'lofty strength'.

Your other name:

雷(Lei2) 暴(Bao4)

which means 'thunder violent'.

But yeah, that's how you say them and what they actually mean. Who translated these for you???