How to Say “Roxanne” in Japanese

ロクサーヌ
ロクサーヌ is how you say the name Roxanne in Japanese.

Did you know?

  • The 'x' sound in 'Roxanne' is broken down into two distinct sounds, 'ku' and 'sa', because Japanese lacks a single consonant sound for 'ks'.
  • Japanese speakers cannot produce a true English 'r' sound, so ロ (ro) is pronounced with a flick of the tongue similar to a Spanish 'r' or an English 'd'.
  • While ロクサーヌ is the standard transcription, Japanese pop culture often adapts foreign names into nicknames by adding ちゃん (chan) to the end for affection.

Examples in context

  • ロクサーヌはとても美しい名前ですね。
    Rokusānu wa totemo utsukushii namae desu ne.
    Roxanne is a very beautiful name, isn't it?
  • ロクサーヌ、どこへ行くの?
    Rokusānu, doko e iku no?
    Roxanne, where are you going?
  • 新しい物語の主人公はロクサーヌです。
    Atarashii monogatari no shujinkō wa Rokusānu desu.
    The protagonist of the new story is Roxanne.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a new student.

  1. 大翔 Hiroto

    新しい生徒はロクサーヌさんだね。
    Atarashii seito wa Rokusānu-san da ne.
    The new student is Roxanne, right?
  2. 結衣 Yui

    うん、ロクサーヌさんはとても親切だよ。
    Un, Rokusānu-san wa totemo shinsetsu da yo.
    Yes, Roxanne is very kind.
  3. 大翔 Hiroto

    どこから来たのかな?
    Doko kara kita no kana?
    I wonder where she is from?
  4. 結衣 Yui

    フランスから来たみたいだよ。
    Furansu kara kita mitai da yo.
    It seems she came from France.
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