How to Say “Lamborghini” in Japanese

ランボルギーニ
Lamborghini in Japanese is ランボルギーニ.
ランボルギーニ refers to the car brand Lamborghini.
Meaning: Car (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Japanese-style word games like Shiritori, which relies on the last syllable of a word, a player might find it difficult to follow a word ending in ニ from ランボルギーニ.
  • While English speakers focus on the 'L' sound, the Japanese pronunciation starts with a 'Ra' sound because Japanese lacks a distinct 'L' and 'R' distinction.
  • In Japan, calling a vehicle a ランボルギーニ is sometimes used hyperbolically to describe any car that looks flashy or overly expensive, even if it is a different brand.

Examples in context

  • 僕の夢はランボルギーニトラクターを買うことなんです。
    My dream is to buy a Lamborghini tractor.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a dream involving a ランボルギーニ tractor.
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  • 私はランボルギーニが大好きです。
    I love Lamborghinis.
  • 彼はランボルギーニのデザインが素晴らしいと言っています。
    He says Lamborghini designs are amazing.
  • 今日はランボに乗ってみました!最高の体験でした!
    Today, I tried riding a Lambo! It was an incredible experience!
  • 友達のランボが速すぎて、追いつくのが大変でした!
    My friend's Lambo was too fast, it was difficult to catch up!
  • あのランボルギーニはとても速そうですね。
    Ano ranborugīni wa totemo hayasō desu ne.
    That Lamborghini looks very fast.
  • 彼はランボルギーニを運転するのが大好きです。
    Kare wa ranborugīni o unten suru no ga daisuki desu.
    He loves driving a Lamborghini.

Example conversation

Hiyori and Ren are looking at cars on the street.

  1. 陽葵 Himari

    見て!あそこにランボルギーニがあるよ。
    Mite! Asoko ni ranborugīni ga aru yo.
    Look! There is a Lamborghini over there.
  2. 蓮 Ren

    本当だ。めちゃくちゃ速そうだね。
    Hontō da. mechakucha hayasō da ne.
    You're right. It looks incredibly fast.
  3. 陽葵 Himari

    蓮くんはランボルギーニが好き?
    Ren-kun wa ranborugīni ga suki?
    Do you like Lamborghinis, Ren?
  4. 蓮 Ren

    うん、世界で一番かっこいいと思う。
    Un, sekai de ichiban kakkoii to omou.
    Yeah, I think they are the coolest in the world.

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