How to Say “Danielle” in Italian

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Danielle is the Italian form of the English name Danielle.
Meaning: Translations (name)

Did you know?

  • In many Italian dialects, the suffix '-ella' used in names or diminutives often implies a sense of 'small' or 'cute'.
  • In Italy, names ending in elle are often perceived as being of French origin or influence.
  • Italian diminutive forms of Daniela include Dani or the affectionate Danielina.

Examples in context

  • Hey Dani, andiamo al cinema stasera?
    Hey Dani, want to go to the movies tonight?
  • Si chiama Danielle.
    Her name is Danielle.
  • Ho incontrato Danielle ieri.
    I met Danielle yesterday.
  • Danielle è molto simpatica.
    Danielle is very nice.

Example conversation

Martina and Matteo are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Martina

    Hai visto Danielle ultimamente?
    Have you seen Danielle lately?
  2. Matteo

    Sì, ho parlato con Danielle ieri.
    Yes, I spoke with Danielle yesterday.
  3. Martina

    Sapeva che ci saremmo incontrati?
    Did she know we would be meeting?
  4. Matteo

    No, non gliel'ho detto.
    No, I didn't tell her.
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