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As an example, say you want the Japanese word for "apple" as your character name (ringo). You'd go to Google Translate, and put in apple:
[[File:Dqx hiragana name.png|alt="Apple" in Japanese
The hiragana characters '''りんご (ringo)''' on the right are what you'd punch in the naming screen to get your name.
As a second example, let's say your username everywhere is "CoolDude" and you want the same in game. You put CoolDude into Google Translate:
[[File:Dqx katakana name.png
The name was correctly translated into katakana (since they are foreign words and exist in Japanese as such), but unfortunately it is too long to be used as a name in DQX. Each character counts towards the 6 character limit (even the characters that look like long dashes). You'll have to use a less complex name.
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After finishing your name and confirming, you will see a preview of how your name will display in English on the character editing screen.
[[File:Dqx mochi name.png
== Common Mistakes ==
When inputting a Japanese name, it's easy to make mistakes due to some characters looking similar (especially in katakana).
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