How to Say “Amy” in Russian

Эми
Emi
Эми (Emi) is the Russian way to say the female given name Amy.
Эми is used as a female given name.

How does it change in a sentence?

Эми is used in the nominative case when the name serves as the subject of a sentence.

How do you pronounce it?

Emi

Did you know?

  • A Russian speaker might use the word имя for 'name', which shares a distant linguistic root with the Latin 'nomen' and the English 'name'.
  • In Russian, names like Эми are usually modified with a diminutive suffix to show affection, turning it into Эмочка.
  • A Russian person might assume Эми is a diminutive for a longer name, even though it is a complete name in English, due to the Russian habit of using short forms for almost all given names.

Examples in context

  • Эми каждое утро ходит пешком на станцию.
    Amy walks to the station every morning.
    This sentence shows Эми as the subject of the sentence.
    Tatoeba #13231988 by marafon, translation #65377 by CN
  • Эми сделала усилие, чтобы встать на ноги.
    Amy made an effort to stand up.
    Tatoeba #3286489 by odexed, translation #65376 by CN
  • Как выглядела Эми?
    How did Amy look?
    Tatoeba #3032018 by Ooneykcall, translation #65381 by CN
  • Здравствуйте, меня зовут Ами.
    Hello, my name is Amy.
  • Представляю, это моя коллега Эми.
    Let me introduce you to my colleague, Amy.
  • Госпожа Ами, рады вас видеть.
    Mrs. Amy, we are pleased to see you.
  • Как дела, Амуля?
    How are you, Amy?
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Alexander and Anastasia are talking about a new colleague.

  1. Александр Aleksandr

    Ты уже видела новую коллегу, Эми?
    Ty uzhe videla novuyu kollegu, Emi?
    Have you seen the new colleague, Amy, yet?
  2. Анастасия Anastasia

    Нет, а где сейчас Эми?
    Net, a gde seychas Emi?
    No, and where is Amy now?
  3. Александр Aleksandr

    Она сейчас в своём офисе.
    Ona seychas v svoyom ofise.
    She is in her office right now.
  4. Анастасия Anastasia

    Я пойду познакомлюсь с ней.
    Ya poydu poznakomlyus s ney.
    I'll go and introduce myself to her.

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