Justin Bieber
/xustin bjebeɾ/from spelling rules
Justin Bieber is the Spanish form for the English phrase justin bieber.
To emphasize his nationality, you can refer to him as Justin Bieber, el artista canadiense. Additionally, when referring to a male fan, the term fanático is used.
How do you pronounce it?
/xustin bjebeɾ/
Did you know?
- In Latin American Spanish, the word estrellazo is sometimes used informally to describe a massive star like Justin Bieber.
- Many Spanish speakers pronounce the name as Yustín to avoid the Spanish 'J' sound. In Spanish, J sounds like an English 'H', which would make the name sound like 'Hustin'.
- If you are discussing his music in a formal setting, such as a news report, you would refer to him as el cantante Justin Bieber. In Spanish, it is common to include the profession before the proper name to provide context.
Examples in context
- Odio a Justin Bieber.I hate Justin Bieber.Tatoeba #2129617 by Shishir, translation #2946265 by CN
- Pega esto en tu muro si tu país no deja que acampes por tus derechos, pero sí para ver a Justin Bieber.If your country doesn't let you camp for your rights, but lets you do so to see Justin Bieber, paste this on your wall.Tatoeba #899879 by heffeque, translation #899883 by heffeque
- ¡Qué emocionante concierto dio Justin Bieber la semana pasada!What an exciting concert Justin Bieber gave last week!
- Justin estaba en la televisión hablando sobre su nuevo álbum.Justin was on TV talking about his new album.
- La hermana de María ama a Justin Bieber.María's sister loves Justin Bieber.
Example conversation
Daniel and María are talking about their favorite singers.
- Daniel¿Quién es tu cantante favorito, María?Who is your favorite singer, María?
- MaríaMi favorito es Justin Bieber.My favorite is Justin Bieber.
- DanielA mí no me gusta Justin Bieber.I don't like Justin Bieber.
- MaríaEs una lástima, Daniel.That's a shame, Daniel.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
