Naruto
Naruto is the French name for the popular Japanese manga and anime series of the same name.
Naruto refers to the title of the series. To be more precise when referring to the individual, one can use the phrase le personnage de Naruto (the character of Naruto).
Did you know?
- When discussing the series in French, fans often refer to it as un shōnen, a term borrowed from Japanese that describes a specific genre of storytelling aimed at young males.
- French readers often refer to the physical volumes of Naruto as tomes rather than livres or albums.
- The term bande dessinée, or BD for short, is the broader cultural category that Naruto falls into within the French-speaking world.
Examples in context
- T’as jusqu’à quel tome des Naruto ?Up to what volume of Naruto comics do you own?This sentence is useful for asking someone which volumes of the Naruto comics they own.Tatoeba #3468210 by gillux, translation #4642871 by corbinjurgens
- Je suis un grand fan de Naruto.I am a big fan of Naruto.
- J'adore le personnage de Naruto. Il est très courageux.I love the character of Naruto. He is very brave.
- J'adore regarder Naruto le soir.I love watching Naruto in the evening.
- Est-ce que tu as lu Naruto ?Have you read Naruto?
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about their hobbies at a cafe.
- EmmaTu veux regarder Naruto avec moi ?Do you want to watch Naruto with me?
- HugoOui, c'est mon anime préféré, Emma.Yes, it is my favorite anime, Emma.
- EmmaSuper, on commence le premier épisode ?Great, shall we start the first episode?
- HugoD'accord, je suis prêt, Emma.Okay, I am ready, Emma.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
