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Thanks, think that was what I was looking for, except for the next to last character ィ, all the others were what I had given to me, what I am after is for it to be part of a tattoo, that only the person named and myself will know what it means and any one else will not, she doesn't know any Japanese eitherIts hard to say because Japanese usually write western personal names in the phonetic katakana script - like this キルスティン - rather than in kanji.
It depends on where you live, but knowing Japanese (especially hiragana and katakana, which you learn in high school Japanese class) is not terribly uncommon, and even quite common in some places (for example I'm right next to a town that's known around here to have a rather large Japanese immigrant population).
Why not just come up with some secret symbol representing her somehow? When people ask you what it is or what it means, you can just say "that's a secret". And it won't make you look like a dork to people who know how to read katakana.
Where I live in London, there are hardly any Japanese residents, and even up town, you only see some tourists now and then, and they are concentrating on the sights.It depends on where you live, but knowing Japanese (especially hiragana and katakana, which you learn in high school Japanese class) is not terribly uncommon, and even quite common in some places (for example I'm right next to a town that's known around here to have a rather large Japanese immigrant population).
Why not just come up with some secret symbol representing her somehow? When people ask you what it is or what it means, you can just say "that's a secret". And it won't make you look like a dork to people who know how to read katakana.
I honestly have no idea, but doubt it very much, maybe in some of the posher boarding schools, normally it is just European languages taught over hereDo high schools have Japanese classes in London? Katakana should be learned by the second year in any remotely decent high school class. It's really basic stuff.