Изабелла
Izabella
Isabella is translated into Russian as Изабелла (Izabella).
Изабелла is a female given name used to refer to Isabella in Russian.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Izabella.
Did you know?
- In Russian literature and cinema, giving a character the name Изабелла is often a shorthand way to signal that the character is an aristocrat or a foreigner.
- A person named Изабелла might be affectionately called Изочка by close family members.
- The double л in Изабелла is an orthographic marker that tells a Russian reader the word is of foreign origin, as native Russian roots rarely contain double consonants.
Examples in context
- Привет, Изабель, как прошёл твой день?Hey, Izabel, how was your day?
- Меня зовут Изабелла.Menya zovut Izabella.My name is Isabella.
Example conversation
Two friends are discussing a new colleague.
- Ольга OlgaТы знаешь, кто наша новая коллега?Ty znayesh', kto nasha novaya kollega?Do you know who our new colleague is?
- Александр AleksandrДа, её зовут Изабелла.Da, yeyo zovut Izabella.Yes, her name is Isabella.
- Ольга OlgaОна кажется очень приятной девушкой.Ona kazhetsya ochen' priyatnoy devushkoy.She seems like a very pleasant girl.
- Александр AleksandrСогласен, Изабелла очень вежливая.Soglasen, Izabella ochen' vezhlivaya.I agree, Isabella is very polite.
