How to Say “Emily” in Vietnamese

Emily
Emily is the Vietnamese way to say the given name Emily.
The word is a given name used to identify a person.
Meaning: given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In Vietnam, if you are introducing yourself as Emily, you would rarely use the name alone. You would almost always prefix it with a kinship term like em or chị to establish your relative social status and age to the listener.
  • When addressing someone named Emily in a professional context, a Vietnamese speaker might use the term cô meaning 'teacher' or 'miss' regardless of whether the person is actually a teacher.
  • Because Vietnamese is a monosyllabic language, long names like Emily can sometimes feel like a sequence of three distinct words rather than one fluid name to a native speaker.

Examples in context

  • Tên tôi là Emily
    My name is Emily.
    This sentence shows how to introduce yourself using Emily.
    Tatoeba #10670189 by quoctrong018, translation #2566189 by qislam
  • Emily làm hư điện thoại của cô ấy.
    Emily broke her phone.
    This sentence uses Emily as the subject of a sentence describing an action.
    Tatoeba #3714417 by khoaharp, translation #3714416 by Jesse
  • Emily đang làm bài tập về nhà của cô.
    Emily is doing her homework.
    This sentence uses Emily to describe someone performing a task.
    Tatoeba #13426413 by leucammieuvu, translation #2854173 by CN
  • Chào Emily, bạn có thời gian để trò chuyện không?
    Hello Emily, do you have time for a chat?
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Hương and Hùng are talking about their mutual friend's name.

  1. Hương

    Tên cô ấy là Emily phải không?
    Her name is Emily, right?
  2. Hùng

    Đúng rồi, Emily là bạn thân của tôi.
    That's right, Emily is my close friend.
  3. Hương

    Emily là người Mỹ đúng không?
    Emily is American, isn't she?
  4. Hùng

    Vâng, cô ấy đến từ Mỹ.
    Yes, she comes from America.

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