Joe in Japanese
Joe in Japanese is 太郎, ジョー — Joe means an ordinary man; a generic term for "guy" or "fellow.".
Joe in Japanese
太郎
Pronounced: tarō
(informal) A male; a guy; a fellow.
ジョー
Pronounced: jō
(rare) : a diminutive of various female given names.
What does "Joe" mean?
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noun An ordinary man; a generic term for "guy" or "fellow."
"He's just an average joe trying to get by."
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noun Informal American term for coffee.
"She grabbed a cup of joe before the morning meeting."
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Joe in a sentence
- He's just an average joe trying to get by.
- She grabbed a cup of joe before the morning meeting.
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What is "Joe" in Japanese?
"Joe" in Japanese is 太郎, ジョー. Joe means: An ordinary man; a generic term for "guy" or "fellow."
How do you pronounce 太郎?
"Joe" in Japanese is 太郎, pronounced "tarō".
How do you use "Joe" in a sentence?
Example: "He's just an average joe trying to get by." In Japanese, "Joe" is 太郎, ジョー.
Are there other ways to say "Joe" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Joe": 太郎, ジョー.
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