How to Say “Danielle” in Irish

Danielle
The Irish translation for the name Danielle is Danielle.
Meaning: Translations (name)

Did you know?

  • When addressing someone named Danielle in Irish, the vocative case typically does not alter the spelling of this specific name.
  • In Irish, names are often preceded by the possessive adjective mo for 'my', meaning you would say mo Danielle to express affection.
  • In Irish, the letter 'd' is sometimes pronounced with a very soft, almost dental sound that differs from the hard 'd' in the English 'Danielle'.

Example conversation

Niamh and Oisín are talking about a friend.

  1. Niamh

    An bhfuil Danielle ag teacht?
    Is Danielle coming?
  2. Oisín

    Tá, tá Danielle ar bhealach.
    Yes, Danielle is on her way.
  3. Niamh

    An bhfuil sí sa chár
    Is she in the car?
  4. Oisín

    Tá Danielle sa chár anois.
    Danielle is in the car now.
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