ロイス
The Japanese phrase for royce is ロイス.
Did you know?
- The chocolate brand Royce' is actually based in Hokkaido, Japan, even though the name ロイス is designed to evoke a European feeling.
- In Japanese pop culture, the name ロイス is frequently used for characters intended to sound aristocratic or Western, regardless of their actual nationality.
- The pronunciation of the 'r' in ロイス is a single, rapid tap of the tongue, making it sound more like a 'd' or an 'l' to English ears.
Examples in context
- 前は古いロールスロイスを持ってたんだよ。I used to have an old Rolls Royce.This sentence is useful for mentioning that you used to own an old Rolls-Royce using ロイス.Tatoeba #9178144 by bunbuku, translation #255998 by CK
- こんにちは、ロイズ！一緒にランチでもどう？Hello, Royce! How about having lunch together?
