Your name in Japanese?

[DaRkUmBrEoN]

Found I nice site, so you can look your name up.

http://www.takase.com/Names/NameInJapaneseA.htm

[Grimdour the Rampager]

I WOULD try it out but my name's Rin, so there's no point. But I tried anyway.

[Reign-of-Dreams]

I always knew my japanese name (Jurii) but I never knew what it meant. Youthful, tee hee. ^w^

[Jack of Clovers]

heh, Jack is Jakku.

but what's the difference between Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji?

~Jack~

[Grimdour the Rampager]

heh, Jack is Jakku.

but what's the difference between Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji?

~Jack~
Katakana was the traditional, and Kanji is the modern style. My dad still writes Katakana though. Hiragana, dunno.

[DaRkUmBrEoN]

Katakana was the traditional, and Kanji is the modern style. My dad still writes Katakana though. Hiragana, dunno.It's the other way around.. Kanji is used to represent words, where Hiragana and Katakana represent syllabels. The difference between Hiragana and Katakana is that Katakana is sharper looking and used mostly for writing of foreign words. Hence, why you see shop signs and such mostly in Katakana.

[Grimdour the Rampager]

It's the other way around.. Kanji is used to represent words, where Hiragana and Katakana represent syllabels. The difference between Hiragana and Katakana is that Katakana is sharper looking and used mostly for writing of foreign words. Hence, why you see shop signs and such mostly in Katakana.
D'oh........I knew I was wrong at some point. Thanks for pointing it out.