How to Say “Joe” in Russian

Джо
Džo[d͡ʐʐo]
The English name "Joe" can be translated into Russian as Джо (Džo).
Meaning: coffee (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Džo.

Did you know?

  • When translating the name Джо into Cyrillic, Russian uses the letter Дж to create a single sound that does not exist as a single letter in the Russian alphabet.
  • While Джо is a borrowed name, Russians often use the diminutive form Джошка to sound more affectionate or casual when referring to a friend named Joe.
  • While Джо is the phonetic translation of the name, it does not carry the English slang meaning of 'coffee'.

Examples in context

  • Интересно, куда ушёл Джо?
    I wonder where Joe went?
    This sentence shows how to use Джо in a question about a person's whereabouts.
    Tatoeba #5360373 by Selena777, translation #4424569 by space_badger
  • Зовите меня Джо, пожалуйста.
    Please call me Joe.
    This sentence demonstrates how to use Джо when introducing oneself or requesting a name.
    Tatoeba #2206079 by sharptoothed, translation #262385 by CN
  • Джо был с вами вчера вечером?
    Was Joe with you yesterday evening?
    This sentence shows how to use Джо in a question regarding someone's presence.
    Tatoeba #1467875 by Biga, translation #52908 by CN
  • Здравствуйте, Иосиф!
    Hello, Joe!
  • 13 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two colleagues are talking in the office kitchen.

  1. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Ты хочешь чашечку Джо?
    Ty khochesh chashechku Dzhō?
    Do you want a cup of joe?
  2. Мария Maria

    Да, я очень хочу проснуться.
    Da, ya ochen khochu prosnut'sya.
    Yes, I really want to wake up.
  3. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Этот Джо сегодня очень крепкий.
    Etot Dzhō segodnya ochen krepkiy.
    This joe is very strong today.
  4. Мария Maria

    Это именно то, что мне нужно.
    Eto imenno to, chto mne nuzhno.
    That is exactly what I need.

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