Goldilocks in Japanese
Goldilocks in Japanese is ゴルディロックス, 金髪の巻き毛ちゃん — Goldilocks means someone, especially a girl, with long golden hair.
Goldilocks in Japanese
What does "Goldilocks" mean?
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noun Someone, especially a girl, with long golden hair.
"Her curls earned her the nickname Goldilocks at school."
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noun A situation, condition, or amount that is exactly right — not too much and not too little.
"Economists call low unemployment with low inflation a "Goldilocks economy.""
Goldilocks in a sentence
- Her curls earned her the nickname Goldilocks at school.
- Economists call low unemployment with low inflation a "Goldilocks economy."
- They were looking for a Goldilocks planet — not too hot, not too cold, just right for life.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Goldilocks" in Japanese?
"Goldilocks" in Japanese is ゴルディロックス, 金髪の巻き毛ちゃん. Goldilocks means: Someone, especially a girl, with long golden hair.
How do you pronounce ゴルディロックス?
"Goldilocks" in Japanese is ゴルディロックス, pronounced "gorudirokkusu".
How do you use "Goldilocks" in a sentence?
Example: "Her curls earned her the nickname Goldilocks at school." In Japanese, "Goldilocks" is ゴルディロックス, 金髪の巻き毛ちゃん.
Are there other ways to say "Goldilocks" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Goldilocks": ゴルディロックス, 金髪の巻き毛ちゃん.