How to Say “Brandon” in Italian

By Blake Edwin • Updated October 5, 2026

Brandon

masculine

Brandon is the Italian form of the male given name Brandon.

Brandon is used as a masculine given name.

Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

Unlike traditional Italian names that often have a saint's day associated with them, someone named Brandon in Italy will not have a traditional 'onomastico' or name day.
In Italy, the name Brandon is often associated with 'American-style' naming trends that became popular in the 1990s and 2000s.
Italy does not have a native linguistic equivalent for Brandon as it originates from Old English meaning 'broom valley'.

Examples in context

Si chiama Brandon.
His name is Brandon.
Ho incontrato Brandon ieri.
I met Brandon yesterday.
Brandon è un ragazzo simpatico.
Brandon is a nice guy.

Example conversation

Sofia is introducing her friend to Lorenzo.

Sofia

Lorenzo, ti presento Brandon.
Lorenzo, I'd like you to meet Brandon.
Lorenzo

Piacere di conoscerti, Brandon.
Nice to meet you, Brandon.
Sofia

Brandon viene dagli Stati Uniti.
Brandon comes from the United States.
Lorenzo

Benvenuto in Italia!
Welcome to Italy!

Sources

Wiktionary, “brandon” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.

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Blake Edwin

Ciao, I'm Blake! I have a passion (or should I say passione) for all things Italian; from explaining how to say 'Beautiful Daughter' (figlia bella) to giving tips on order 'Espresso Martini' in a convincing accent. Away from my linguistic endeavors, I love cooking up a storm in the kitchen, thinking up new creative ways to work balsamic into a dish. Outside the comfort zone (zona di comfort) of my own home, I relish the chance to explore the streets of Rome, taking in the sights, sounds, and tastes of the eternal city.

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