English–Japanese
“groom” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishinrō
Example
新郎は白い花束を持っています。shin rō wa shiro i hana taba o mo tte i ma su
The groom is holding a white bouquet.
How to say “groom” in Japanese
“Groom” in Japanese is 新郎 (shinrō).
Describes the man who is getting married or is presented as the male partner at a wedding.
Example sentences with 新郎
新郎は両親への手紙を読みました。shin rō wa ryō shin e no te gami o yo mi ma shi ta
The groom read a letter to his parents.
Tips for using 新郎
- Unlike the English word groom, 新郎 (shinrō) refers only to the marriage-related sense and not to a person who cares for horses.