Jackson
The English surname Jackson is transliterated as Jackson in Italian.
Jackson is the Italian transliteration of the surname Jackson.
Meaning: transliterations of the surname (name)
Did you know?
- While Jackson remains unchanged in writing, Italian grammar requires the definite article to change based on the gender and number of the people being referred to, such as i Jackson for the Jackson family.
- The letter 'j' is not part of the standard 21-letter Italian alphabet, so Jackson is technically written using 'foreign' characters in an Italian context.
- Italian does not have a direct equivalent for the English suffix '-son' meaning 'son of', so the meaning of the name Jackson is treated as a single opaque unit rather than a description.
Examples in context
- Chi è Tom Jackson?Who's Tom Jackson?This sentence is useful for asking about a person named Jackson.Tatoeba #5923520 by Guybrush88, translation #5757782 by CM
- Michael Jackson è morto.Michael Jackson has passed away.This sentence is useful for mentioning that Michael Jackson has died.Tatoeba #872902 by Guybrush88, translation #838747 by Scott
- Il mio cognome è Jackson.My last name is Jackson.This sentence is useful for stating that your surname is Jackson.Tatoeba #5571959 by Guybrush88, translation #4499753 by CK
- Signor Jackson, potrebbe gentilmente firmare qui, per favore?Mr. Jackson, could you kindly sign here, please?
- 191 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Chiara and Alessandro are looking at a list of guests for a party.
- ChiaraC'è un signor Jackson sulla lista.There is a Mr. Jackson on the list.
- AlessandroQuale Jackson? Non conosco nessuno con questo nome.Which Jackson? I don't know anyone with this name.
- ChiaraForse è l'amico di tuo fratello.Maybe he is your brother's friend.
- AlessandroAh, ora ricordo, è proprio lui!Ah, now I remember, it is indeed him!
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.