Russian: Джуги (Dzhugi) Azeri: Cuqi (Different from Jugi's Turkish name) Turkish: Jugi (it's actually pronounced like his French name but the U is normally pronounced similarly to the Spanish one) Hungarian: Dzsúgi Polish: Jugyk Tamil: (Chuki) Hindi: (Joogee) Korean: (Jugi/Chugi) Chinese: (Jiuji) Indonesian/Malay: Junior Thai: (Juniya) Albanian: Xhugi Italian: Jughi Spanish: Jugi (Sometimes 'Yugi' in Latin American) Bulgarian (Dzhugi) Portuguese: Jugi (Brazil) Júgui (Portugal) Greek: (Tzoúgi) Ukranian: (Dzhugyk) French: Jugi German: Jugi (somehow pronounced as 'Jew-gee' instead of 'Yugi') Danish: Junior (Jr. in rare occasions) Icelandic: Jugi (Not 'Yugi' nor 'Jewgey', It's kinda how you pronounce 'Jugi' in French but the J rather represents 'y') Swedish: Jugi (Of course, it's similar to how you say 'Yugi') Finnish: Jugi (Again, it's similar to how you say 'Yugi') Romanian: Jughi (It's similar to Jugi's italian name, except pronounced differently) Dutch (Belgium/Netherlands) Jugi (it's kinda pronounced like Jugi's Icelandic name except the J is pronounced differently) Vietnamese: Chùgi Filipino: Jugi Lao: (Chuki) Fanmade? Chormentunese: Jugi (normal romanization) Chuki (alternative romanization) Treelandic: Junior Katenese: Jugi (normal romanization)
Credits: ZADORE
