マリエラ
マリエラ is the Japanese way to say mariela.
Did you know?
- When speaking the name マリエラ, the 'r' sound is an alveolar tap, which is linguistically closer to the 'tt' in the American English word 'better' than to the English 'r'.
- A Japanese person would likely add the honorific さん (san) after マリエラ to be polite, regardless of whether they are friends or strangers.
- If a person named マリエラ wants to write their name in a more artistic or feminine style, they might choose to write it in ひらがな (hiragana) instead of the standard katakana.
Examples in context
- まりえらさん、はじめまして。Nice to meet you, Mariela.
- マリエラはとても優しい女性です。Mariera wa totemo yasashii josei desu.Mariela is a very kind woman.
- あの人はマリエラさんですか。Ano hito wa Mariera-san desu ka.Is that person Mariela?
- マリエラと友達になりたいです。Mariera to tomodachi ni naritai desu.I want to become friends with Mariela.
Example conversation
A woman and a man are talking about a new neighbor.
- 陽葵 Himari隣に住んでいるのはマリエラさんですか。Tonari ni sunde iru no wa Mariera-san desu ka.Is the person living next door Mariela?
- 健太 Kentaはい、マリエラさんですよ。Hai, Mariera-san desu yo.Yes, it is Mariela.
- 陽葵 Himari彼女はとても親切そうですね。Kanojo wa totemo shinsetsu sou desu ne.She looks very kind.
- 健太 Kentaええ、本当に素敵な女性です。Ee, hontou ni suteki na josei desu.Yes, she is a truly wonderful woman.
