エドゥアルド
Eduarudo
エドゥアルド (Eduarudo) is the Japanese way to say the male given name Eduardo.
How do you pronounce it?
Eduarudo
Did you know?
- Japanese names are usually surname first, so if Eduardo has a family name, it would be placed before エドゥアルド in formal contexts.
- The small character ゥ is used in エドゥアルド to represent the 'du' sound, which is not a standard way to form syllables in traditional Japanese.
- In professional Japanese settings, エドゥアルド would almost always be followed by the honorific さん 'san' to avoid being impolite, regardless of the speaker's age.
Examples in context
- エドゥアルドさんは親切です。Eduarudo-san wa shinsetsu desu.Eduardo is kind.
- エドゥアルドはスペイン人です。Eduarudo wa Supeinjin desu.Eduardo is Spanish.
- エドゥアルドに会いたいです。Eduarudo ni aitai desu.I want to see Eduardo.
Example conversation
Yota and Himari are looking at a group photo.
- 陽葵 Himariこの人は誰ですか？Kono hito wa dare desu ka?Who is this person?
- 陽太 Yota彼はエドゥアルドです。Kare wa Eduarudo desu.He is Eduardo.
- 陽葵 Himariエドゥアルドさんは親切ですね。Eduarudo-san wa shinsetsu desu ne.Eduardo is kind, isn't he?
- 陽太 Yotaはい、とても優しいです。Hai, totemo yasashii desu.Yes, he is very gentle.
