Christine in Japanese
Christine, when pronounced "kri-stI-ne", is クリスティーネ (kurisutīne) in katakana.
k as in kitr as in redi as in sit, skis as in seet as in topI as in sit, skin as in noe as in bedHow you pronounce Christine decides the Japanese. Select the pronunciation you use:
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Christine in katakana and hiragana, composed from Master Takase's brushwork
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Notable people using this translation include German actress and businesswoman Christine Kaufmann (クリスティーネ・カウフマン), Austrian children's and young adult's writer Christine Nöstlinger (クリスティーネ・ネストリンガー), and German operatic soprano Christine Schäfer (クリスティーネ・シェーファー). It's also the katakana spelling for German harpsichordist and pianist Christine Schornsheim (クリスティーネ・ショルンスハイム).
Modern katakana was extended to write foreign words and names more faithfully. Christine pronounced kri-stI-ne in katakana is クリスティーネ read kurisutīne. On the other hand, hiragana adheres to traditional Japanese spellings. Christine in hiragana is くりすてぃいね read kurisutiine.
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"Christine Family is My Life," "Christine Family Bonds are Forever" — each composed in Japanese calligraphy by Master Takase.
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