라인 (Ra-in)
In Korean, the name "Aira" would be written as "μμ΄λΌ." The first syllable "A" is written as "μ" which is pronounced as "ah." The second syllable "i" is written as "μ΄" which is pronounced as "ee." The final syllable "ra" is written as "λΌ" which is pronounced as "ra." So altogether, "Aira" in Korean is written as "μμ΄λΌ."
Your Korean name could be μΉ΄μλλΌ (Ka-jan-deu-ra) or κ°μλλΌ (Ga-jan-deu-ra), following the closest pronunciation in Korean to your name Kazandra.
미라 (Mi-ra). (Warning, it is synonymous with the korean word for 'mummy')
Kim Soo Ra
켄드라 (ken-deu-ra)
"Where do you live?" in Korean is "μ΄λμ μ΄μμ?" (eo-die sa-ra-yo?).
ジュベララ /ju be ra ra/.
It's written as 할아버지 and pronounced 'ha-ra-bo-ji.'
'Ra' could be a Scottish variant of the name 'Rae' which is a variant of 'McRae'. McRae is derived from the Gaelic personal name 'Macraith' meaning 'son of grace'. 'Ra' could also be a Korean variant of the name 'Na'
The Korean word for grandpa is "ν μλ²μ§" (hal-a-beo-ji).
It's written as 카메라 and pronounced 'ka-me-ra' much like the English word.