George

Japanese translation: ジョージ (Jo o ji)

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English term or phrase:George
Japanese translation:ジョージ (Jo o ji)
Entered by: Alex Seidanis

06:56 Jul 26, 2001
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: George
I want to know what the name George is in Japanese. If possible, I would like the pronounciation key along with the ideogram.

MTIA,

Alex Seidanis
Alex Seidanis
Local time: 23:14
Jo o ji, ジョージ
Explanation:
Let me correct my previous typo in my previous answer.

Ideogram is not commonly used for words in romance languages. Instead, Katakana syllables are used to represent sound.

Of course there are some exceptions to the above rule.
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vell
Local time: 16:14
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Thank you very much.
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Summary of answers provided
nazyoh-zi
J_R_Tuladhar
naPronunciation: Jo o ji
vell
naJo o ji, ジョージ
vell


  

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1 hr
zyoh-zi


Explanation:
This is how "George" is pronounced
in Japanese. This is how it is written:
ジョージ

I hope you can read it.

Hope this helps.



J_R_Tuladhar
Local time: 01:59
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in NepaliNepali
PRO pts in pair: 14
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2 hrs
Pronunciation: Jo o ji


Explanation:
Ideogram in not commonly used for words in romance languages. Instead, Katakana syllables are uded to represent soun.

Off course there are some exceptions to the above rule.

vell
Local time: 16:14
Native speaker of: Japanese
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7 hrs
Jo o ji, ジョージ


Explanation:
Let me correct my previous typo in my previous answer.

Ideogram is not commonly used for words in romance languages. Instead, Katakana syllables are used to represent sound.

Of course there are some exceptions to the above rule.

vell
Local time: 16:14
Native speaker of: Japanese
Grading comment
Thank you very much.
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