How to Say “Justin” in Chinese

賈斯廷 / 贾斯廷
Jiǎsītíng
Justin is a male given name in Chinese. If unsure, use 賈斯廷 / 贾斯廷 (Jiǎsītíng). Wiktionary also lists 賈斯汀 / 贾斯汀 (Jiǎsīdīng).
Meaning: male given name (name)

Ways to say it

“justin” in Chinese
Chinese Romanization (Wiktionary)
賈斯廷 / 贾斯廷 Jiǎsītíng
賈斯汀 / 贾斯汀 Jiǎsīdīng

How do you pronounce it?

Jiǎsītíng

Did you know?

  • The character 廷 in the first version means 'royal court', which gives the phonetic name an unintentionally prestigious feeling.
  • Because Chinese does not have a natural equivalent for the 'st' consonant cluster, the name is broken into three distinct syllables: 賈 (Jiǎ), 斯 (sī), and 廷 (tíng).
  • The character 賈 is also a common Chinese surname, meaning 'merchant' or 'to buy'.

Examples in context

  • 你好,我叫贾斯汀。
    Hello, my name is Justin.
  • 很高兴认识你,贾斯廷。
    Nice to meet you, Justin.

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