How to Say “Jacqueline” in Japanese

ジャクリーン
Jakurīn
The English name Jacqueline is translated into Japanese as ジャクリーン (Jakurīn).
ジャクリーン is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Jakurīn.

Did you know?

  • While ジャクリーン is the phonetic translation, a person named Jacqueline in Japan might choose kanji characters to create a meaningful Japanese version of their name.
  • The name ジャクリーン is often associated in Japan with Western elegance and sophistication due to the historical influence of figures like Jacqueline Kennedy.
  • Because Japanese syllables usually end in a vowel, the final 'n' sound in ジャクリーン is one of the few instances where a syllable can end in a consonant.

Examples in context

  • ジャクリーンさんは親切です。
    Jakurīn-san wa shinsetsu desu.
    Jacqueline is kind.
  • ジャクリーンはフランス人です。
    Jakurīn wa Furansu-jin desu.
    Jacqueline is French.
  • ジャクリーンに手紙を書きました。
    Jakurīn ni tegami o kakimashita.
    I wrote a letter to Jacqueline.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a classmate.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    ジャクリーンさんはどこですか?
    Jakurīn-san wa doko desu ka?
    Where is Jacqueline?
  2. 蓮 Ren

    美咲さん、彼女はあそこにいますよ。
    Misaki-san, kanojo wa asoko ni imasu yo.
    Misaki, she is over there.
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    あ、ジャクリーンさんを見つけました!
    A, Jakurīn-san o mitsukemashita!
    Ah, I found Jacqueline!
  4. 蓮 Ren

    よかったですね。
    Yokatta desu ne.
    That's good.
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