Tattoo and Body Art

How Costin destination in kanji?

My girlfriend wants a tattoo with my name in kanji, but could not find a translation from English to Japanese my name, so if anyone knows, please help! Thanks in advance!

There are no translations of the names! His name is the same in all languages, because it is a name. You can not write your name in kanji, but can be written in katakana is a Japanese syllabic script used for foreign words and names. Costin is: コスティン

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