How to Say “Nolan” in Japanese

ノーラン
The English name nolan is written as ノーラン in Japanese.

Did you know?

  • Japanese names are usually written with kanji, but foreign names like ノーラン must use the katakana script, which is used specifically for loanwords and foreign names.
  • In Japan, it is common to add the suffix さん after a name, so nolan would typically be addressed as ノーランさん to be polite.
  • When writing ノーラン vertically, the long vowel mark ー rotates 90 degrees to become a vertical line.

Examples in context

  • この外国人の方はノーランさんです。
    This foreign person is Nolan.
  • ノーランさん、初めまして。
    Nice to meet you, Nolan.
  • いいね、楽しみにしてるよ!
    Sounds good, I'm looking forward to it!
  • ノーラン監督の映画が好きです。
    Nōran kantoku no eiga ga suki desu.
    I like director Nolan's movies.
  • 次はノーランの作品を観よう。
    Tsugi wa Nōran no sakuhin o miyou.
    Let's watch a Nolan work next.
  • ノーランの映画は複雑ですね。
    Nōran no eiga wa fukuzatsu desu ne.
    Nolan's movies are complex, aren't they?

Example conversation

Yota and Misaki are talking about a movie director.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    この映画、誰が撮ったの?
    Kono eiga, dare ga totta no?
    Who filmed this movie?
  2. 陽太 Yota

    クリストファー・ノーランだよ。
    Kurisutofaa Nooran da yo.
    It's Christopher Nolan.
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    ノーランの映画はいつもすごいよね。
    Nooran no eiga wa itsumo sugoi yo ne.
    Nolan's movies are always amazing, aren't they?
  4. 陽太 Yota

    本当にそう思うよ。
    Hontou ni sou omou yo.
    I really think so too.
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