豪尔赫
Háo'ěrhè
The Chinese translation for the male given name Jorge is 豪尔赫 (Háo'ěrhè).
豪尔赫 is used as a transliteration for the male given name Jorge.
How do you pronounce it?
Háo'ěrhè
Did you know?
- Because 豪 (Háo) is a common surname in China, a person named 豪尔赫 might accidentally be mistaken for having a surname and a given name if not clarified.
- Depending on the region, a Chinese speaker might use different characters for 'Jorge' if they are translating from an English 'George' rather than a Spanish 'Jorge'.
- If a person named Jorge adopts a Chinese name for business or study, they often choose a completely different word that sounds similar but carries a poetic meaning.
Examples in context
- 这位是我的朋友，Jorge (约瑟).This is my friend, Jorge.
- 豪尔赫是我的好朋友。Háo'ěrhè shì wǒ de hǎo péngyǒu.Jorge is my good friend.
- 豪尔赫今天没来上班。Háo'ěrhè jīntiān méi lái shàngbān.Jorge didn't come to work today.
Example conversation
浩然 and 佳怡 are talking about a mutual colleague in the office.
- 浩然 Haoran佳怡，你看到豪尔赫了吗？Jiāyí, nǐ kàndào Háo'ěrhè le ma?Jiayi, have you seen Jorge?
- 佳怡 Jiayi他在会议室里。Tā zài huìyìshì lǐ.He is in the meeting room.
- 浩然 Haoran好的，谢谢你。Hǎo de, xièxiè nǐ.Okay, thank you.
- 佳怡 Jiayi不客气。Bù kèqì.You're welcome.
