Can someone help me to convert the chords from Guitar to Soprano Ukulele please?

Question

I am trying to work out how to convert a song from Guitar to Ukulele .

The chords in Guitar that I am trying to convert to Ukulele are:
G , Gmaj7, C, Am and D.
These are the guitar chords and they need to be converted to the GCEA tuning of a uke. 
The song is Rodriqez, - I wonder. If you know where to find it (in Ukulele chords) please can you post a link too.  Thanks!

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

You can find or verify these chords (in open and other positions) by going here:

http://better-guitar.com/guitar-scales-chords-and-modes.php

Set the tuning of the 4 highest strings to GCEA (just ignore the lowest two strings) and enter your desired root note and chord (e.g. 'A', 'Minor Chord').

Good luck!

Nowhere Man · Answer

The chords used are the same, how they are played is the only difference. 
You could just have googled 'chord diagrams, soprano ukulele, chord name'. 


G-0232
Gmaj7-0222
C-0003
Am-2000
D-2220

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, you certainly can play the top four strings the same. They WILL sound different tonally, but they ARE the same notes. Kabum

Can someone help me to convert the chords from Guitar to Soprano Ukulele please?

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