How to Say “Goro” in Japanese

ゴロー
Gorō
ゴロー (Gorō) is the Japanese male given name goro.
ゴロー is used as a masculine given name.

How do you pronounce it?

Gorō

Did you know?

  • While it is a common name, the phonetic sound goro goro is an onomatopoeia used to describe the sound of rolling stones or a cat purring.
  • In baseball, a goro is a ground ball, derived from the word for 'rolling'.
  • The naming convention that produced ゴロー creates a sequence of brothers: taro for the first and jiro for the second.

Examples in context

  • ゴローさんは学生ですか。
    Gorō-san wa gakusei desu ka.
    Is Mr. Goro a student?
  • 私の兄の名前はゴローです。
    Watashi no ani no namae wa Gorō desu.
    My older brother's name is Goro.
  • ゴロー君はとても親切ですね。
    Gorō-kun wa totemo shinsetsu desu ne.
    Goro is very kind, isn't he?

Example conversation

Two colleagues are discussing a new coworker.

  1. 陽太 Yota

    新しい社員はゴローさんですか。
    Atarashii shain wa Gorō-san desu ka.
    Is the new employee Mr. Goro?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    はい、ゴローさんです。
    Hai, Gorō-san desu.
    Yes, it is Mr. Goro.
  3. 陽太 Yota

    彼はとても優しそうですね。
    Kare wa totemo yasashisō desu ne.
    He looks very kind.
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    本当に、とても素敵な人ですよ。
    Hontō ni, totemo suteki na hito desu yo.
    Truly, he is a wonderful person.
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