How to Say “Disneyland” in Japanese

ディズニーランド
Dizunīrando[dʲizɨɲ̟iːɾã̠ndo̞]
Disneyland in Japanese is ディズニーランド (Dizunīrando).
The term is used to refer to the Disneyland theme park. If you want to specifically refer to the park located in Tokyo, you should use 東京ディズニーランド.
Meaning: Disneyland, theme park (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Dizunīrando.

Did you know?

  • Japanese speakers frequently use ディズニーランド in 'date' contexts, where the park is seen as a prime location for romantic couples to dress up in matching outfits.
  • People in Japan often use the specific term ディズニー to refer to the entire resort area, including ディズニーシー.
  • In Japanese, the 'L' and 'R' sounds are not distinguished, so the English 'L' in 'Disneyland' is replaced by a sound that sits somewhere between an 'L' and an 'R'.

Examples in context

  • ディズニーランド行ったことある?
    Have you ever been to Disneyland?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone has visited ディズニーランド.
    Tatoeba #3561864 by tommy_san, translation #3561883 by CK
  • 母とディズニーランドに行きました。
    I went to Disneyland with my mother.
    This sentence is useful for describing a trip to ディズニーランド with a family member.
    Tatoeba #152867 by small_snow, translation #261679 by CK
  • 昨日ディズニーランドへ行きました。
    I went to Disneyland yesterday.
    This sentence is useful for stating that you went to ディズニーランド yesterday.
    Tatoeba #170082 by bunbuku, translation #244402 by CK
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Example conversation

Two friends are talking about their weekend plans.

  1. 陽太 Yota

    今週末、ディズニーランドに行く予定だよ。
    Konshuumaku, Disney Land ni iku yotei da yo.
    I'm planning to go to Disneyland this weekend.
  2. 結衣 Yui

    いいなあ!ディズニーランドは楽しいよね。
    Ii naa! Disney Land wa tanoshii yo ne.
    That sounds great! Disneyland is fun, isn't it?
  3. 陽太 Yota

    結衣さんも一緒に行く?
    Yui-san mo issho ni iku?
    Do you want to come too, Yui?
  4. 結衣 Yui

    行きたいけど、用事があるんだ。
    Ikitai kedo, youji ga aru n da.
    I'd love to, but I have something else to do.

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