How to Say “Blake” in Chinese

布莱克
The English name Blake is translated into Chinese as 布莱克.

Did you know?

  • The character 克 used at the end of 布莱克 is also the unit for a 'gram' in Chinese, which is a surprising coincidence for learners.
  • Because 布 means 'cloth' and 莱 can refer to a type of 'grass', a literal reading of the name would describe 'cloth and grass' rather than a person.
  • If a person named 'Blake' were to move to China, they might eventually be given a 'real' Chinese name consisting of a single-syllable surname and a two-syllable given name to sound more local.

Examples in context

  • 这位是我们公司的合作伙伴,白乐科先生。
    This is our company's business partner, Mr. Blake.
  • 布莱克是一个好人。
    Bùláikè shì yīgè hǎorén.
    Blake is a good person.
  • 我想认识布莱克。
    Wǒ xiǎng rènshi Bùláikè.
    I want to meet Blake.
  • 布莱克在办公室里。
    Bùláikè zài bàngōngshì lǐ.
    Blake is in the office.

Example conversation

Two colleagues are introducing a new team member.

  1. 伟 Wei

    佳怡,这是布莱克。
    Jiāyí, zhè shì Bùláikè.
    Jiayi, this is Blake.
  2. 佳怡 Jiayi

    你好,布莱克!
    Nǐ hǎo, Bùláikè!
    Hello, Blake!
  3. 伟 Wei

    布莱克是新来的设计师。
    Bùláikè shì xīn lái de shèjìshī.
    Blake is the new designer.
  4. 佳怡 Jiayi

    欢迎你,布莱克。
    Huānyíng nǐ, Bùláikè.
    Welcome, Blake.
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