Helmets Kevin Magnussen Japan GP Helmet 2014 1.1

Deleted member 161052 · Nov 2, 2014

needforspeedgamer submitted a new resource:

Kevin Magnussen Japan GP Helmet 2014 - Magnussen's helmet used in the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix

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HenkySA · Nov 2, 2014

isn't the katakana written "vi" in "Kevin" supposed to be "ヴィ" (vi) not "ビ" (bi)? it makes me read the text of the helmet as "Kebin Magnussen" LOL. but CMIIW.
btw good work

Deleted member 161052 · Nov 2, 2014

Henky SA said:
isn't the katakana written "vi" in "Kevin" supposed to be "ヴィ" (vi) not "ビ" (bi)? it makes me read the text of the helmet as "Kebin Magnussen" LOL. but CMIIW.
btw good work

What does CMIIW mean?

HenkySA · Nov 2, 2014

needforspeedgamer said:
What does CMIIW mean?

correct me if i'm wrong.

Deleted member 161052 · Nov 2, 2014

Henky SA said:
correct me if i'm wrong.

BTW no, it's written in "bi" instead of "vi on "Kevin". Also does on other names (Alvin for example).

HenkySA · Nov 2, 2014

needforspeedgamer said:
BTW no, it's written in "bi" instead of "vi on "Kevin". Also does on other names (Alvin for example).

i see. thanks anyway.

ParkYongLee · Nov 2, 2014

Kebin, it's written as spoken by a native japanese speaker.

ケビン·マグヌッセン

Kebin Magunussen, that's the way they speak his name

(well, Magunussen Kebin would be the correct order usually but even Wikipedia gives it this way)

HenkySA · Nov 3, 2014

ParkYongLee said:
Kebin, it's written as spoken by a native japanese speaker.

ケビン·マグヌッセン

Kebin Magunussen, that's the way they speak his name (well, Magunussen Kebin would be the correct order usually but even Wikipedia gives it this way)

because Japanese name order is usually in surname-forename. but that's for Japanese people only.

ParkYongLee · Nov 3, 2014

Hm, have seen it several times, that foreign names were written in the same order.
I usually introduced myself in their native name order as well, being in Japan. Noone ever mentioned something weird about that way.