ホルヘ
Horuhe
ホルヘ (Horuhe) is the Japanese way to say the male given name Jorge.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Horuhe.
Did you know?
- If a person named ホルヘ wants to sign a document formally in Japan, they may use a personal seal called a 'hanko' with the name carved in a stylized script.
- Japanese speakers often add the honorific さん after ホルヘ to be polite. Saying just ホルヘ can sound overly blunt or rude to a Japanese person.
- Foreign names in Japan are sometimes assigned kanji characters based on their sound. A person named ホルヘ could choose characters that mean 'warmth' or 'glory' to create a visual version of their name.
Examples in context
- ホルヘはいつからポルトガル語を勉強してるの？Since when has Jorge been studying Portuguese?This sentence is useful for asking how long the person named ホルヘ has been studying Portuguese.Tatoeba #4562346 by Kiraness, translation #4638950 by corbinjurgens
- 初めまして、ジョルジェと申します。Nice to meet you, I am Jorge.
- ホルヘはとても親切な人です。Horuhe wa totemo shinsetsu na hito desu.Jorge is a very kind person.
- 昨日、ホルヘに会いました。Kinou, Horuhe ni aimashita.I met Jorge yesterday.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance at a cafe.
- 陽葵 Himari陽太、ホルヘのこと知ってる？Hinata, Horuhe no koto shitteru?Hinata, do you know Jorge?
- 陽太 Yotaうん、ホルヘは僕の大学の友達だよ。Un, Horuhe wa boku no daigaku no tomodachi dayo.Yeah, Jorge is my friend from university.
- 陽葵 Himariそうなんだ、彼は今どこに住んでるの？Sou nanda, kare wa ima doko ni sunderu no?I see, where is he living now?
- 陽太 Yota今は東京に住んでいるよ。Ima wa Toukyou ni sunde iru yo.He is living in Tokyo now.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
