How to Say "Paris" in Japanese

パリ

Pari[pa̠ɾʲi]

Paris in Japanese is パリ.

パリ is the name of the capital of France.

Meaning: capital of France (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Pari.

If you are eating something very crunchy, you might use the adverbial form パリパリと (pari-pari to) to describe the sound of your chewing.
When Japanese people talk about 'Paris Syndrome' as パリ・シンドローム, they are referring to a phenomenon famously documented among Japanese tourists who feel a sense of shock or depression when visiting the city.
The 'r' sound in パリ is not a vibrating or liquid 'r' as in English, but a tap that is phonetically much closer to the 'd' in the English word 'ladder'.

パリで勉強したい。
I'd like to study in Paris.
This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to study in パリ.
Tatoeba #5158 by bunbuku, translation #1761 by brauliobezerra
彼はパリへ発った。
He set off to Paris.
This sentence is useful for describing someone setting off to パリ.
Tatoeba #111246 by bunbuku, translation #292438 by CM
私はパリへ行った。
I went to Paris.
This sentence is useful for stating that you went to パリ.
Tatoeba #948549 by e4zh1nmcz, translation #948555 by CN
パリ市へのビジネス旅行を計画しています。
I am planning a business trip to Paris.
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Two friends are looking at a travel magazine.

陽葵 Himari

パリは本当にきれいな街だね。
Pari wa hontō ni kireina machi dane.
Paris is a truly beautiful city, isn't it?
蓮 Ren

うん、いつか陽葵も行ってほしいな。
Un, itsuka Himari mo itte hoshii na.
Yeah, I want you to go there someday, Himari.
陽葵 Himari

蓮くんも一緒に行こうよ。
Ren-kun mo issho ni ikō yo.
Let's go together, Ren.
蓮 Ren

いいよ、計画を立てよう。
Ii yo, keikaku o tateyō.
Sure, let's make a plan.

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