Looking up the katakana, it phonetically translates to “Ba- Bi-“. From what I remember, Japanese/Katakana has consonant-vowels paired up, so I think the closest you might be able to do is “Ba Ri Bi” or something like that. Not an expert in any way.
バービ sounds more correct to me or バールビ (ba- ru bi) if you want the r sound but if you look it up it is shown as バービー in Japan. Strange that they would elongate the ビー.
I lived in Japan for almost 10 years, so I’m somewhat confident about that. Translations, especially phonetic ones can be a little weird sometimes.
Looking up the katakana, it phonetically translates to “Ba- Bi-“. From what I remember, Japanese/Katakana has consonant-vowels paired up, so I think the closest you might be able to do is “Ba Ri Bi” or something like that. Not an expert in any way.
バービ sounds more correct to me or バールビ (ba- ru bi) if you want the r sound but if you look it up it is shown as バービー in Japan. Strange that they would elongate the ビー.
I lived in Japan for almost 10 years, so I’m somewhat confident about that. Translations, especially phonetic ones can be a little weird sometimes.