How to Say “Diego” in Russian

Дие́го
Dijégomasculine
The name Diego is written in Russian as Дие́го (Dijégo).
Дие́го is a masculine given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Dijégo.

Did you know?

  • In Russian, names ending in о are usually neuter nouns, but Дие́го remains masculine because it is a foreign name.
  • While Russian diminutives usually change the stem, a Russian speaker might use the affectionate suffix -чка to create Диегочка, making the foreign name sound much softer and more 'Russian' than the original.
  • If a Russian speaker wants to be very formal, they would pair Дие́го with a patronymic, but since the name has no Russian father's name, the result sounds uniquely exotic.

Examples in context

  • Добрый день, Диего. Приятно познакомиться.
    Hello, Diego. Nice to meet you.
  • Господин Диего, у вас запланирована встреча в 10 утра.
    Mr. Diego, you have a meeting scheduled at 10 am.
  • Диего, вы отлично выполнили свои обязанности.
    Diego, you have performed your duties excellently.
  • Диего, дай мне твою фотку!
    Diego, give me your photo!
  • Этого человека зовут Дие́го.
    Etogo cheloveka zovut Diégo.
    This person's name is Diego.
  • Дие́го мой новый коллега.
    Diégo moy novyy kollega.
    Diego is my new colleague.
  • Вы знаете, кто такой Дие́го?
    Vy znayete, kto takoy Diégo?
    Do you know who Diego is?

Example conversation

Maria and Sergey are discussing a new neighbor at a cafe.

  1. Мария Maria

    Сергей, ты видел нашего соседа?
    Sergey, ty videl nashego soseda?
    Sergey, have you seen our neighbor?
  2. Сергей Sergey

    Нет, а как его зовут?
    Net, a kak yego zovut?
    No, what is his name?
  3. Мария Maria

    Его зовут Дие́го.
    Yego zovut Diégo.
    His name is Diego.
  4. Сергей Sergey

    Очень необычное имя.
    Ochen' neobychnoye imya.
    A very unusual name.

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