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You're right...
So I would write it "Уго".

Thank you

I think what's important is that a russian would pronounce my name the same way as I do.

For "Hu", it's simply a "u" french sound. So, how do you write a "u" french sound?
If it's Юго, just...

Oh! I just understand... I didn't know that ЮГ = south and ЮГО-ВОСТОК = southeast.

My name in russian seems to be a road sign (Гюго Анже) :lol:
What is funny is that english speaking people...

But, the "Г" in front of "юго" is like a "g". Does it means that you spell my name something like "Gyougo"? :o

:) Why are you saying that? It's true that "анже" is a city but юго is name...

[quote=Spiderkat]Rtyom was close enough, Юго Анже would be the right transliteration.
There's no [i]

I forgot to say that the "H" of Hugo is not pronounced. So it's as if it was simply "Ugo"

If you tell us your name we could help you to find the right or best transliteration.[/quote]

My name is "Hugo Angers"

"Angers" is a French word. It refers to the city of Angers in France. So...

I got a question for you...

Is there a way to write in russian the sounds "in", "an", "on" and "u" of french language?

Example: How do you write the name "Napol

Is it easy for you to pronounce "on", "in" and "an" sounds of french language? These sounds don't exist in russian language, I think...

I think russian language is cool because, from what I know,...