How to Say “Jessica” in Italian

Jessica
The name Jessica in Italian is Jessica.
Jessica is a female given name used in Italian. The name can be used as is in Italian.
Meaning: a female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

Jessica is the standard form of the name, while Jessi is a shorter and more playful informal variant.

Did you know?

  • In Italian, the letter 'J' is not considered part of the standard alphabet and is primarily used for foreign words like Jessica.
  • In Italian phonetics, the 'J' in Jessica is often treated as a 'semi-consonant' or a glide, making the start of the name sound almost like 'Yessica'.
  • Italian speakers often use the diminutive suffix -ina to create affectionate versions of names, so a Jessica might be called Jessicina in a family setting.

Examples in context

  • Le rose sono per Jessica.
    The roses are for Jessica.
    This sentence shows how to use Jessica when giving something to her.
    Tatoeba #11543190 by Guybrush88, translation #11543053 by Amastan
  • John batté Jessica a tennis.
    John beat Jessica at tennis.
    This sentence shows how to use Jessica when describing someone being defeated in a sport.
    Tatoeba #13302171 by Guybrush88, translation #11530507 by Amastan
  • Mark sta abusando di Jessica.
    Mark is abusing Jessica.
    This sentence shows how to use Jessica in a sentence describing abuse.
    Tatoeba #11543855 by Guybrush88, translation #11543807 by Amastan
  • Buongiorno, Signorina Jessica, come sta oggi?
    Good morning, Miss Jessica, how are you today?
  • Ciao, Jessi! Come stai?
    Hi, Jessi! How are you?
  • 25 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Martina and Lorenzo are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.

  1. Martina

    Hai visto Jessica oggi?
    Did you see Jessica today?
  2. Lorenzo

    No, non l'ho incontrata.
    No, I didn't meet her.
  3. Martina

    Jessica deve venire qui presto.
    Jessica is supposed to come here soon.
  4. Lorenzo

    Speriamo di vederla.
    I hope we see her.

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