アマラ
Amara
アマラ is the Japanese way to say the proper name Amara.
アマラ is used as a proper name to refer to a specific person.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Amara.
Did you know?
- While アマラ is a phonetic transcription, a person named Amara can choose specific kanji characters to give their name a unique Japanese meaning, such as 'eternal' or 'heavenly'.
- If a person named アマラ wants a professional seal for official documents, they will often have a custom hanko carved with their name in Katakana or chosen Kanji.
- When using アマラ in conversation, Japanese speakers will almost always add a suffix like さん ('san') or ちゃん ('chan') to avoid sounding overly blunt or rude.
Examples in context
- アマラさんは親切です。Amara-san wa shinsetsu desu.Amara is kind.
- アマラはどこにいますか？Amara wa doko ni imasu ka?Where is Amara?
- アマラに会いたいです。Amara ni aitai desu.I want to see Amara.
Example conversation
Misaki and Kenta are talking about their classmate.
- 美咲 Misaki健太くん、アマラさんの電話番号を知ってる？Kenta-kun, Amara-san no denwa bangō o shitteru?Kenta, do you know Amara's phone number?
- 健太 Kentaいいえ、知らないよ。Iie, shiranai yo.No, I don't know it.
- 美咲 Misaki残念。アマラに急いで連絡したいんだけど。Zannen. Amara ni isoide renraku shitai ndakedo.That's too bad. I want to contact Amara quickly.
- 健太 Kenta先生に聞いてみたらどうかな？Sensei ni kiite mitara dō kana?Why don't you try asking the teacher?
