ケイド
Keido
In Japanese, the name Kade is written as ケイド (Keido).
ケイド is a proper name used to refer to a specific person.
How do you pronounce it?
Keido
When do people say it?
In a friendly and relaxed context, you can say 'Kade, genki?' to a friend named Kade.
Did you know?
- While ケイド is written in katakana, a person with this name might use a personal seal called a 'hanko' to sign documents, often carving the name into a small stone or wood block.
- The use of Katakana for ケイド acts as a visual cue in Japanese text to signal that the subject is an outsider or a non-Japanese entity.
- If you were to write the name using Kanji, the meaning would change entirely depending on which characters you chose for 'ka' and 'de'.
Examples in context
- あそこにいるのはケイドですか？Asoko ni iru no wa Keido desu ka?Is that Kade over there?
- ケイドに電話してください。Keido ni denwa shite kudasai.Please call Kade.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance at a cafe.
- 結衣 Yuiケイドさんは今日来ますか？Keido-san wa kyou kimasu ka?Is Kade coming today?
- 蓮 Renはい、ケイドさんは後で来ます。Hai, Keido-san wa ato de kimasu.Yes, Kade is coming later.
- 結衣 Yui良かったです。楽しみです！Yokatta desu. Tanoshimi desu!That's good. I'm looking forward to it!
- 蓮 Renきっと喜ぶと思いますよ。Kitto yorokobu to omoimasu yo.I think he will be happy.
