See your name written in Chinese characters

[wyq614]

I don't know if, according to Internet Rules as well as western customs, your names is a part of privacy that the others shouldn't know. But if you want to know how to write your name using Chinese characters rather than alphabets that you do everyday, then leave your name in your response and I'll translate it into Chinese characters.

[Cryomaniac]

It's not hard to find my name on the internet, I think it's probably in my profile on most forums I post on.

Mark Britten

[wyq614]

马克.布里藤 is cryomaniac's name

[george_r_1961]

George Rinaldi

Many of the old timers here as well as probably all of the staff know my full name. Will be interesting to see what it is in Chinese

[vbhoutex]

David Van Bergen

[wyq614]

george_r_1961 乔治.里纳尔迪

vbhoutex 大卫.范.贝尔根, however, the norwegian city of Bergen is translated as “卑尔根” according to old translation.

[Ad Novoxium]

I go by several names on the internet, but I'll spare you the trouble, and only give my real name.

Jake Lee Godek

[wyq614]

thank you Ad Novoxium

杰克.李.戈德克

[Yankeegirl]

My name is Lisa.... pretty easy, huh?

[wyq614]

Of course, Lisa is “丽莎” in Chinese characters.