How to Say “Dylan” in Italian

Dylan
Dylan is the Italian form of the masculine given name Dylan.
Dylan is used as a masculine given name.

Did you know?

  • The use of names like Dylan is often categorized by Italian sociologists as 'names of the new wave', distinguishing them from traditional, saint-based names.
  • Because 'y' is not a standard letter in the traditional Italian alphabet, many digital systems in Italy might automatically convert 'y' to 'i' in certain legacy databases.
  • Because the letter 'y' is not native to the Italian alphabet, Dylan is an example of a 'foreign' name that retains its original spelling rather than being Italianized.

Examples in context

  • Dylan è molto simpatico
    Dylan is very friendly
  • Sto benissimo, grazie. E tu?
    I'm great, thank you. And you?
  • Anch'io sto bene. Che hai fatto ieri sera?
    I'm fine too. What did you do last night?
  • Dylan è un ragazzo molto simpatico.
    Dylan is a very nice guy.
  • Ho incontrato Dylan al parco ieri.
    I met Dylan at the park yesterday.
  • Il nome di quel bambino è Dylan.
    That child's name is Dylan.

Example conversation

Francesco and Sofia are at a party.

  1. Francesco

    Chi è quel ragazzo?
    Who is that guy?
  2. Sofia

    Lui è Dylan, un mio amico.
    He is Dylan, a friend of mine.
  3. Francesco

    Piacere di conoscerti, Dylan!
    Nice to meet you, Dylan!
  4. Sofia

    Dylan è molto simpatico.
    Dylan is very nice.
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