How to Say “Hector” in Japanese

ヘクター
hekutā
The name Hector is translated into Japanese as ヘクター (hekutā).
ヘクター is the Japanese transliteration of the person's name Hector.

How do you pronounce it?

hekutā

Did you know?

  • If a Japanese speaker wants to refer to the mythological Hector specifically, they might use the name ヘクトール ('hekutōru') instead of ヘクター.
  • In Japanese pop culture, names ending in ター are frequently associated with 'robot' or 'machine' names, such as ターミネーター ('Terminator').
  • While 'Hector' is a Greek name, the Japanese spelling ヘクター follows phonetic rules for how English speakers pronounce it, rather than how the ancient Greeks would have.

Examples in context

  • わたしはヘクターです
    I am Hector
  • ヘクターさんは親切です。
    Hekutā-san wa shinsetsu desu.
    Hector is kind.
  • 新しい友達はヘクターです。
    Atarashii tomodachi wa Hekutā desu.
    The new friend is Hector.
  • ヘクターはどこにいますか?
    Hekutā wa doko ni imasu ka?
    Where is Hector?

Example conversation

Misaki and Kenta are introducing a new colleague.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    健太さん、彼がヘクターさんです。
    Kenta-san, kare ga Hekutā-san desu.
    Kenta, this is Hector.
  2. 健太 Kenta

    はじめまして、ヘクターさん。
    Hajimemashite, Hekutā-san.
    Nice to meet you, Hector.
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    ヘクターさんはアメリカから来ました。
    Hekutā-san wa Amerika kara kimashita.
    Hector came from America.
  4. 健太 Kenta

    それはすごいですね。
    Sore wa sugoi desu ne.
    That is amazing.
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