Naruto
The phrase Naruto in German translates to naruto (phrase).
Did you know?
- In German online communities, the word Naruto is frequently combined with other nouns to create complex compound words, such as Naruto-Fanart or Naruto-Cosplay, following the German rule of compounding.
- While the character's name is Naruto, German translations of the series often maintain Japanese honorifics like -kun or -sensei attached to the name, which are not native to German grammar.
- The pronunciation of the 'r' in Naruto may shift from the Japanese rolled 'r' to a German uvular 'r' depending on how much the speaker adopts the Japanese phonology.
Examples in context
- Ich liebe NarutoI love Naruto
- Ich schaue gerne Naruto.I like watching Naruto.
- Hast du die neue Folge von Naruto gesehen?Have you seen the new episode of Naruto?
- Naruto ist eine sehr beliebte Serie.Naruto is a very popular series.
Example conversation
Maximilian and Hannah are talking about anime.
- MaximilianHannah, magst du Naruto?Hannah, do you like Naruto?
- HannahJa, Naruto ist wirklich toll!Yes, Naruto is really great!
- MaximilianWelchen Teil findest du am besten?Which part do you like the most?
- HannahIch liebe die Kämpfe in Naruto.I love the fights in Naruto.
