How to write 'José' in Japanese kanji(Chinese characters). #shorts #calligraphy #ninjajohn

Do you want to know how your name is written in Japanese kanji? Ninja John will write your name in Japanese Kanji (for a fee).

In Japanese, foreigners’ names are usually not written in kanji, but rather often presented in katakana, one of Japan’s alphabets.

When the name José is written in katakana, it appears like this: ホセ(HO-SE)

We search for kanji that can be read the same way, and using those phonetic characters, we create a name in kanji.

This time we created the following name in Kanji: 保世

保 can be read as “HO,” and means “keep”

世 can be read as “SE,” and means “society” or “world.”

When we combine the kanji 保 + 世 José’s name in kanji (保世) is then complete.

It’s possible that Japanese people won’t recognize the phonetic reading of 保世 (José’s kanji) right away, but when presented together with furigana (the katakana pronunciation), they will surely understand.

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Do you want to know how your name is written in Japanese kanji? Ninja John will write your name in Japanese Kanji (for a fee).


How to write "José" in Japanese kanji(Chinese characters). #shorts #calligraphy #ninjajohn

In Japanese, foreigners’ names are usually not written in kanji, but rather often presented in katakana, one of Japan’s alphabets.

When the name José is written in katakana, it appears like this: ホセ(HO-SE)

We search for kanji that can be read the same way, and using those phonetic characters, we create a name in kanji.

This time we created the following name in Kanji: 保世

保 can be read as “HO, ” and means “keep”

世 can be read as “SE, ” and means “society” or “world.”

When we combine the kanji 保 + 世 José’s name in kanji (保世) is then complete.

It’s possible that Japanese people won’t recognize the phonetic reading of 保世 (José’s kanji) right away, but when presented together with furigana (the katakana pronunciation), they will surely understand.

If you enjoyed this video, please push the like button and don’t forget to subscribe!


The pen used in this video is made by Pentel, a Japanese stationary maker, and can be purchased at the Amazon link below:


This video’s BGM can be found for use at the website below:


#shorts
#NinjaJohn
#japanesecalligraphy
#Japanesetattoo
#calligraphy
#José
#angels

[lailaaiman]

Could you please help me to know how to write my name :Laila... Thank you 🌸