Magictyper isn't a translator. It just lets you type in another alphabet, with the keys in the same places as they appear on Arabic, Hebrew, Russian or Greek keyboards. If you used the phonetic keyboards (where the keys are roughly matched to the letter sounds) you would have had better results.
But since most Hebrew vowels don't appear as letters and since double letters like 'rr' or 'll' are not used, it would still have been off. A closer version based on my rough knowledge of Hebrew would be יריי ניכולס. Perhaps the Russian phonetic keyboard would give you the closest approximation to your name in Russian.
i can't speak to the greek or arabic but the hebrew is way out to lunch..... not even close to your name!
ReplyDeleteBackseat Blogger is right, that is not even close. It reads something like 'Akrit Mossirid"
ReplyDeleteSounds like technology still has a way to go.
ReplyDeleteYou just lost the Hebrew vote.
ReplyDeleteMagictyper isn't a translator. It just lets you type in another alphabet, with the keys in the same places as they appear on Arabic, Hebrew, Russian or Greek keyboards. If you used the phonetic keyboards (where the keys are roughly matched to the letter sounds) you would have had better results.
ReplyDeleteBut since most Hebrew vowels don't appear as letters and since double letters like 'rr' or 'll' are not used, it would still have been off. A closer version based on my rough knowledge of Hebrew would be יריי ניכולס. Perhaps the Russian phonetic keyboard would give you the closest approximation to your name in Russian.
I hope that helps.
(Paul of Magictyper)