How to Say “Chloe” in Chinese

克洛伊
Kèluòyī
The English name "Chloe" is translated into Chinese as 克洛伊 (Kèluòyī).
This is a transliteration of the female given name "Chloe".
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

Both 克洛伊 and 柯洛伊 are formal, standard renditions of the name "Chloe".

How do you pronounce it?

Kèluòyī

Did you know?

  • While 克洛伊 is used for the person, the high-end French fashion brand Chloé is often referred to by its English name in mainland China rather than the transliteration.
  • The use of 洛 is common in names and often evokes the image of the 'Luo River', adding a poetic, classical feel to the transliteration.
  • The character 伊 is frequently used in feminine transliterations because it carries a classic, elegant connotation often associated with women.

Examples in context

  • 她是克洛伊。
    Tā shì Kèluòyī.
    She is Chloe.
  • 克洛伊在图书馆。
    Kèluòyī zài túshūguǎn.
    Chloe is at the library.
  • 我认识克洛伊。
    Wǒ rènshì Kèluòyī.
    I know Chloe.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance at a cafe.

  1. 雨婷 Yuting

    你见过克洛伊吗?
    Nǐ jiànguò Kèluòyī ma?
    Have you seen Chloe?
  2. 伟 Wei

    我没见过她。
    Wǒ méi jiànguò tā.
    I haven't seen her.
  3. 雨婷 Yuting

    克洛伊今天没来。
    Kèluòyī jīntiān méi lái.
    Chloe didn't come today.
  4. 伟 Wei

    她可能很忙。
    Tā kěnéng hěn máng.
    She might be busy.

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