Changing names from Canadian to Russian

[Rotting Corpse*]

Japan-Eric Lindrosawa!!!

Well, actually, it would be more like.. Eriku Rindorosa

 

[London Knights]

some one do Don Cherry.

Don Chondropoharskov

Don isn't very good at Russian names.

 

[London Knights]

Mike Ribiero, how do you say olympic diver in russian?

Martin St. Louis

 

[thrill_me_mogilny]

Kiril = Cyril(St. Cyril and his brother St. Methodius invented the Cyrillic alphabet and coded Old Slavonic) If I had been a boy my I would have been named Cyril!

Edvard Balfovni

 

[SopelFan*]

Brentislav Sopelov.

 

[Seiza]

I've got some for other countries!!

Sweden-Erik Lindrosson!!!

Since Lindros already is a Swedish lastname it wouldn't work that well. But the thought was good..

 

[Raimo Sillanpää]

Finland-Erik Liindruuooönnoooüuus

Eric Lindros - Erkki Lintunen

 

[Pekka Lampinen]

Eric Lindros - Erkki Lintunen

I'd much prefer Eerikki Lehmusruusu.

 

[QcS]

German - Erik Ludzig

this thread is so Pejorative Slured.. but i couldn't help but join in

 

[Vyacheslav]

Eric Lindros - Erkki Lintunen

Obviously my suggestion was not to be taken seriously.

Well, actually, it would be more like.. Eriku Rindorosa

I'm trying to use stereotypes here.

Wait, you forgot

Latvian: Erics Lindross

Belarussian: Irik Lindrau

Yes good ones, except it's Belarusan/Belarusian. Sorry for being pedantic.

Since Lindros already is a Swedish lastname it wouldn't work that well. But the thought was good..

Yes, thanks.

 

[Fighter]

Italy-Eric Lindrelli

Enrico Lindrelli or Lindroselli

Greece-Erik Lindalagous

Ertemios Lindrokos

Saudi Arabia-Eriq Mohammad al-Lindr

 

[Brett38]

Retired Russian coach...Scotev Bowmano

 

[Vyacheslav]

Retired Russian coach...Scotev Bowmano

Brettev 38ov

OMFG LMAO@!!!!11

 

[Lobstertainment]

I think I remember seeing Jarome Iginla spelt Dhzarome Iginla on a russian site.

 

[OneMoreAstronaut]

Sergeiev Federovov. Twice the Russian.

 

[wilka91*]

Sergejs Fedorovs (Latvian)

 

[Vyacheslav]

I think I remember seeing Jarome Iginla spelt Dhzarome Iginla on a russian site.

That would be correct. There is no J in Russian so they created one by placing two letters together, d and zh дж.