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Western names do not usually have Kanji characters as they are from cultures which have different forms of writing. Names such as 田中 (tanaka) have a completely different make than those of western countries. For instance 田中 has a literal meaning of "center of rice field", which may sound silly and weird to people from western countries, but many Japanese family and first names have these types of meanings. Thus David, as it would be written in Japanese, has no Kanjis and is written in katakana as ダビッド (dabiddo).

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The name "David" in Japanese is デイビッド (deibiddo).

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