Mesaĝoj: 5
Lingvo: English
JamesCzekaj_ (Montri la profilon) 2017-julio-30 21:59:00
Mimich6120 (Montri la profilon) 2017-aŭgusto-02 19:08:31
EmilioVdf (Montri la profilon) 2017-aŭgusto-02 22:11:49

Roch (Montri la profilon) 2017-aŭgusto-03 16:10:15
USAGE: English, Biblical
PRONOUNCED: JAYMZ (English)
Ĝejmzo then? One might prefer with a "z" phonetically.
Esperanto expects that the names would be written in latin alphabet. James is ok.
For example Серёга [serjoga] wouldn't be an esperanto name, but Cepëra should be good... yet maybe not for the wearer!

Roch (Montri la profilon) 2017-aŭgusto-04 05:28:15
After thought, the possibility to spell it, might be behind the necessity to write it in latin letters... on the phone for example...
Most would have a hard time with James written like : 詹姆士 or Джеймс

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Zhān mǔ shì and Dzheyms would go through, as far I understand the recommendations of the Akademio
http://www.akademio-de-esperanto.org/decidoj/propr...
(don't forget the link: novaj rekomendoj en 2013.)