Is there any place that tells you the characters name in other languages?

[Bluebellie]

Like for example how do you say gyroid in Spanish? Or any other language. How about shampoodles name? Or gulliver ? Celeste? Is There a guide anywhere?

 

[Reginald Fairfield]

On the amiibo card there are 2 alternate names. Not sure what language.

 

[katysu]

I haven't seen any list. And the names of the stores etc do change per language. Some of the dialog may change as well - in the sense it will be localised to the country - I presume it's why there is such large translation teams for each language (credits when KK Slider is singing).

Villager names - on the European amiibo cards we have several names (for each European language supported) - I'd have to check to see exactly what. Not sure what is shown on US cards.
The Japanese names of NPC's & villagers are given in Liquefy's walk through faq on Gamefaqs.

 

[Moon Witch]

this wikia has the names of villagers and some other things like shampoodles in other languages

http://animalcrossing.wikia.com/wiki/Animal_Crossing:_New_Leaf

 

[Reginald Fairfield]

I haven't seen any list. And the names of the stores etc do change per language. Some of the dialog may change as well - in the sense it will be localised to the country - I presume it's why there is such large translation teams for each language (credits when KK Slider is singing).

Villager names - on the European amiibo cards we have several names (for each European language supported) - I'd have to check to see exactly what. Not sure what is shown on US cards.
The Japanese names of NPC's & villagers are given in Liquefy's walk through faq on Gamefaqs.

I was able to go to a Japanese and a Korean town that had Kicks. The Japanese one showed it as Shoe Shank, the Korean one was Shoe Patrick. Not sure if that is just how foreign things are displayed on a U.S. game. Not sure how I'd check that.