罗伯托
Luóbótuō
Roberto is a male given name translated into Chinese as 罗伯托 (Luóbótuō).
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Luóbótuō.
Did you know?
- If a person named Roberto wants to sound like a local in China, they might choose a single Chinese surname and a given name instead of using this phonetic version.
- The middle character 伯 typically means 'uncle' or 'elder brother' in Chinese, though in the name 罗伯托 it is used only for its sound.
- Because 罗伯托 consists of three characters, it can be mistaken for a full Chinese name containing both a surname and a given name by those unfamiliar with foreign phonetic translations.
Examples in context
- 我认识罗伯托。Wǒ rènshi Luóbótuō.I know Roberto.
- 罗伯托是我的老师。Luóbótuō shì wǒ de lǎoshī.Roberto is my teacher.
- 那是罗伯托的笔记本。Nà shì Luóbótuō de bǐjìběn.That is Roberto's notebook.
Example conversation
At a coffee shop, discussing a mutual friend.
- 雨婷 Yuting你见过罗伯托吗？Nǐ jiànguò Luóbótuō ma?Have you seen Roberto?
- 志强 Zhiqiang我见过他一次。Wǒ jiànguò tā yīcì.I have seen him once.
- 雨婷 Yuting他是个好人。Tā shì gè hǎorén.He is a good person.
- 志强 Zhiqiang是的，我很喜欢他。Shì de, wǒ hěn xǐhuan tā.Yes, I like him a lot.
