How to Say “Emily” in Ukrainian

Емілі
Emili
Емілі (Emili) is the Ukrainian way to say the given name Emily.
Meaning: given name (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The nominative form of the name is Емілі.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Emili.

Did you know?

  • In official Ukrainian documents, the name Емілі would be listed alongside a patronymic, which is a middle name derived from the father's name.
  • Ukrainian uses a system of diminutive names to show affection. A person named Емілі might be called Емілечка or Емілічка by close friends and family.
  • In Ukraine, the name Емілі is perceived as a modern, Western choice rather than a traditional Ukrainian name. Parents choosing it often do so to give their child an international identity.

Examples in context

  • Як справи у Емілі?
    How is Emily?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the well-being of Емілі.
    Tatoeba #6478551 by deniko, translation #6461727 by wolfgangth
  • У Емілі блакитні очі.
    Emily has blue eyes.
    This sentence is useful for describing the eye color of Емілі.
    Tatoeba #7943405 by deniko, translation #3714570 by Jesse
  • Емілі ходить до школи.
    Emily goes to school.
    This sentence is useful for stating that Емілі attends school.
    Tatoeba #6946651 by deniko, translation #2551737 by ilovegreece
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Example conversation

Irina and Andriy are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Ірина Iryna

    Ти бачив сьогодні Емілі?
    Ty bachav syohodni Emili?
    Did you see Emily today?
  2. Андрій Andrii

    Ні, я не бачив її.
    Ni, ya ne bachav yiyi.
    No, I haven't seen her.
  3. Ірина Iryna

    Емілі запізнюється на зустріч.
    Emili zapiznyuyet'sya na zustrich.
    Emily is late for the meeting.
  4. Андрій Andrii

    Співчуваю, вона зазвичай пунктуальна.
    Spivchuvayu, vona zavychay punctual'na.
    That's a shame, she is usually punctual.

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