Carl in Japanese
Carl in Japanese is カル, カール — Carl means an old-fashioned word for a rough or ill-mannered man; a churl.
Carl in Japanese
カル
Pronounced: karu
A en given name, equivalent to English Charles.
カール
Pronounced: kāru
A en given name, equivalent to English Charles.
What does "Carl" mean?
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noun An old-fashioned word for a rough or ill-mannered man; a churl.
"In the medieval tale, a drunken carl shoved past the travellers and demanded food."
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name A male given name, a variant of Charles.
"Carl studied engineering before switching to music."
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Carl in a sentence
- In the medieval tale, a drunken carl shoved past the travellers and demanded food.
- The poet scorned the village carl who never spoke a kind word to anyone.
- Carl studied engineering before switching to music.
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What is "Carl" in Japanese?
"Carl" in Japanese is カル, カール. Carl means: An old-fashioned word for a rough or ill-mannered man; a churl.
How do you pronounce カル?
"Carl" in Japanese is カル, pronounced "karu".
How do you use "Carl" in a sentence?
Example: "In the medieval tale, a drunken carl shoved past the travellers and demanded food." In Japanese, "Carl" is カル, カール.
Are there other ways to say "Carl" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Carl": カル, カール.
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