How to Say “Anna” in Russian

Анна
Anna
Анна is the Russian way to say the female given name Anna.
Анна is a female given name.

Which one should you use?

While Анна is the standard form, several variations exist. Аня is the common diminutive or nickname for the name, while Аннушка and Анечка are also diminutive forms. Анечка is an even more affectionate, diminutive form of the name Anna.

How do you pronounce it?

Anna

Did you know?

  • The name Анна is historically linked to the Russian tradition of 'name days', where a person celebrates the feast day of their patron saint rather than just a birthday.
  • Russian grammar requires the name Анна to change its ending depending on its role in a sentence, meaning it can become Анну or Анны.
  • If you call someone Анечка in a professional setting, it might be perceived as overly intimate or even condescending, despite it being a 'sweet' form of the name.

Examples in context

  • Да, меня зовут Анна.
    Yes, my name's Anna.
    This sentence is useful for confirming your name is Анна.
    Tatoeba #8769265 by marafon, translation #8910539 by sundown
  • Я не Анна, а Кармен.
    I'm not Anna, I'm Carmen.
    This sentence is useful for correcting someone who thinks your name is Анна.
    Tatoeba #13041072 by marafon, translation #8910541 by sundown
  • Анна с юга Германии.
    Anna is from the south of Germany.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Анна originates from a specific location.
    Tatoeba #13095647 by LanguagesLover, translation #13095629 by nootley
  • Здравствуйте, Анна.
    Hello, Anna.
  • Добрый день, Анна.
    Good day, Anna.
  • Приветствую вас, Анна.
    I greet you, Anna.
  • Привет, Аня!
    Hi, Anya!
  • Здравствуй, Анечка!
    Hello, Anechka!
  • Доброго дня, Анюта!
    Good day, Anyuta!
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Example conversation

Ekaterina is introducing her friend to Dmitry.

  1. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Дмитрий, это моя подруга Анна.
    Dmitriy, eto moya podruga Anna.
    Dmitry, this is my friend Anna.
  2. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Очень приятно, Анна!
    Ochen priyatno, Anna!
    Nice to meet you, Anna!
  3. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Анна приехала из Москвы.
    Anna priyekhala iz Moskvy.
    Anna came from Moscow.
  4. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Рад познакомиться с вами.
    Rad poznakomit'sya s vami.
    I am glad to meet you.

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