How to Say “Morgan” in Japanese

モーガン
The name Morgan can be expressed in Japanese as モーガン.

Did you know?

  • The 'n' sound in モーガン is represented by the syllable ン, which is the only Japanese consonant that can stand alone without a vowel.
  • When introducing someone named モーガン in a formal setting, a Japanese speaker would add the honorific さん to create モーガンさん, as using a name alone can be seen as overly blunt.
  • Because Japanese is a syllable-timed language, モーガン is perceived as having four distinct beats, whereas in English, 'Morgan' is felt as two.

Examples in context

  • モーガンさん、お会いできて光栄です。
    Morgan, it's an honor to meet you.
  • 明日の会議にモルガンさんも参加します。
    Morgan will also participate in tomorrow's meeting.
  • モーガンはとても有名な名前です。
    Mōgan wa totemo yūmei na namae desu.
    Morgan is a very famous name.
  • この本にはモーガンが登場します。
    Kono hon ni wa Mōgan ga tōjō shimasu.
    Morgan appears in this book.
  • モーガンというキャラクターが好きです。
    Mōgan to iu kyarakutā ga suki desu.
    I like the character named Morgan.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a character in a novel.

  1. 陽葵 Himari

    モーガンはどんな性格なの?
    Mōgan wa donna seikaku na no?
    What kind of personality does Morgan have?
  2. 大翔 Hiroto

    とても勇敢な男性だよ。
    Totemo yūkan na dansei da yo.
    He is a very brave man.
  3. 陽葵 Himari

    大翔は、その本を読んだの?
    Hiroto wa, sono hon o yonda no?
    Hiroto, did you read that book?
  4. 大翔 Hiroto

    うん、昨日読み終わったよ。
    Un, kinō yomi owatta yo.
    Yeah, I finished reading it yesterday.
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