Stefania in Japanese
Stefania, when pronounced "ste-fA-ni-a", is ステファーニア (sutefānia) in katakana.
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Name and Phrase
"Stefania Family is My Life," "Stefania Family Bonds are Forever." Each is composed in Japanese calligraphy by Master Takase.
These are high-resolution PDFs with the calligraphy, the line-art, the English, the Japanese, the Japanese reading. For a real example see Name and Phrase.
Stefania Japanese Tattoo Designs
Get your tattoo of Stefania in Japanese brushed by Master Eri Takase. You can order Stefania in katakana, which is how non-Japanese names are written in Japanese, or hiragana, which is considered more feminine. Stefania, when pronounced ste-fA-ni-a, is ステファーニア (sutefānia) in katakana and すてはあにあ (sutehaania) in hiragana. Click the sample and see for yourself.
s as in seet as in tope as in bedf as in funA as in spa, held longn as in noi as in sit, skia as in at, spaStefania Meaning Garland
Names have meanings and Stefania means Garland which in kanji is 花輪 read hanawa. These beautiful designs of Stefania with the meaning garland make a great tattoo. Brushed by Master Takase your order is immediately available and includes all your tattoo artist needs to ink the design.
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