Jackson
Jackson is the Portuguese transliteration of the English surname Jackson.
Meaning: transliterations of the surname (name)
Did you know?
- In Brazil, it is common for people to adopt English names like Jackson as given names rather than just surnames, often due to the influence of American pop culture.
- Because 'Jackson' is a surname, it will be preceded by the definite article 'o' when referring to a specific man, such as 'o Jackson', a practice rarely used for surnames in English.
- In Brazil, names like Jackson are sometimes modified into creative spellings such as Jakson or Jacksone to better reflect Portuguese phonetic rules.
Examples in context
- Eu sou Tom Jackson.I'm Tom Jackson.This sentence is useful for introducing yourself using the name Jackson.Tatoeba #6781292 by Ricardo14, translation #5902868 by CK
- Jackson é o meu sobrenome.Jackson is my family name.This sentence is useful for identifying Jackson as a family name.Tatoeba #6803107 by Ricardo14, translation #4666222 by CK
- Jackson foi um homem rude.Jackson was a rough man.This sentence is useful for describing a person named Jackson as being rude.Tatoeba #9173009 by Brasiliense, translation #806854 by Source_VOA
- 92 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Gabriel and Mariana are looking at a guest list for a party.
- GabrielVocê conhece o senhor Jackson?Do you know Mr. Jackson?
- MarianaSim, ele é meu novo professor.Yes, he is my new teacher.
- GabrielO Jackson vai chegar a que horas?What time will Jackson arrive?
- MarianaEle disse que chegaria às oito.He said he would arrive at eight.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
