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According to http://chineseculture.about.com/library/name/blname.htm, my Chinese name is: http://z.about.com/d/chineseculture/1/0/b/A/3/rachael.gif (Sorry for the link, but I have no grasp at typing Chinese on an English keyboard). Could anyone give me help with how to pronounce it? And also, could someone actually type it out please?
Thanks!
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雷切尔
雷 léi, lèi
切 qiē, qiè, qì
尔 ěr
This would be pronounced something like "lay-chee-are". This is a standard way of translating Rachael into Chinese.
Let me help you.
It should be pronounced as : lei qieh erh,
Or you may check this out for standard mandarin pronunciation:
lei : http://dict.iciba.com/%E9%9B%B7/
qieh : http://dict.iciba.com/%E5%88%87/
erh : http://dict.iciba.com/%E5%B0%94/
Be sure to click on the little trumpet icon to play the sound.
BTW, your name is a name so COOL!