Casey
Casey is a proper name used in Italian to refer to a person.
The term is used as a proper noun for an individual.
Did you know?
- Because it is an imported name, it does not have a 'saint's day' in the Italian liturgical calendar, which is a common way Italians celebrate names.
- If a person is named Casey in Italy, they may be asked if it is a 'nome d'arte' (stage name) because it is so rare in the general population.
- An Italian speaker might struggle with the English 's' sound in Casey, sometimes pronouncing it more like a 'z' sound, similar to how casa is spoken.
Examples in context
- Casey vive a Tver.Casey lives in Tver.This sentence is useful for showing the use of Casey as a subject in a sentence about living in a specific location.Tatoeba #2555363 by Guybrush88, translation #1764948 by ddnktr
- "Quello non è il mio stile", disse Casey."That ain't my style," said Casey.This sentence is useful for showing Casey as a speaker in a sentence using direct speech.Tatoeba #5003233 by Guybrush88, translation #2717798 by WestofEden
- Ciao, mi chiamo Caterina, ma puoi chiamarmi Casey.Hello, my name is Caterina, but you can call me Casey.
- Cara Caterina, il tuo nuovo assistente si chiama Casey.Dear Caterina, your new assistant's name is Casey.
- Casey è un ottimo studente.Casey is a very good student.
- 1 more sentence on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance in a cafe.
- MartinaHai visto Casey oggi?Did you see Casey today?
- LorenzoNo, non l'ho incontrato.No, I didn't run into him.
- MartinaForse Casey è ancora in ufficio.Maybe Casey is still at the office.
- LorenzoSpero che lui stia bene.I hope he is doing well.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
