How to Say “Emily” in Polish

Emily
The English name Emily can be translated into Polish as Emily.
The name refers to a female given name.
Meaning: given name (name)

Which one should you use?

The formal translation of Emily in Polish is Emilia. The informal translation of Emily in Polish is Emilka.

Did you know?

  • In Polish, the name Emilia changes its ending based on the grammar of the sentence. For example, if you are calling out to her, you would say Emilio instead of Emilia.
  • If you were to address Emilia formally, you would use her name alongside titles like 'Pani' (Madam) rather than just the name alone.
  • The diminutive Emilka is not just a cute nickname, but is often used by adults to show warmth or affection toward friends and family.

Examples in context

  • Czy Emily ma słownik?
    Does Emily have a dictionary?
    This sentence is useful for asking if Emily possesses a dictionary.
    Tatoeba #2659351 by aleksandraeska, translation #2654908 by sundown
  • Emily boi się pająków.
    Emily is afraid of spiders.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Emily feels fear toward spiders.
    Tatoeba #10468153 by Shounen, translation #2632494 by CN
  • Emily nie boi się pająków.
    Emily isn't afraid of spiders.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Emily does not feel fear toward spiders.
    Tatoeba #3718062 by Siganiv, translation #2632495 by sundown
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Example conversation

Małgorzata and Piotr are discussing their new coworker.

  1. Małgorzata

    Czy nowa pracownica to Emily?
    Is the new employee Emily?
  2. Piotr

    Tak, Emily jest bardzo miła.
    Yes, Emily is very nice.
  3. Małgorzata

    Czy Emily pracuje w dziale marketingu?
    Does Emily work in the marketing department?
  4. Piotr

    Nie, Emily pracuje w sprzedaży.
    No, Emily works in sales.

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