Джордин
Dzhordin
Джордин (Dzhordin) is the Russian way to say the given name Jordyn.
Джордин is used as a proper given name for a person.
How do you pronounce it?
Dzhordin
Did you know?
- The character дж used in Джордин is almost exclusively reserved for loanwords, meaning any Russian who sees these letters immediately knows the name is of foreign origin.
- Because the name Джордин ends with the letters -ин, a Russian speaker might mistake it for a masculine surname rather than a given name.
- If a Russian speaker wants to make the name 'cuter' for a child, they might try to attach the suffix -чик, turning Джордин into something like Джординчик.
Examples in context
- Привет, Джордан! Как дела?Hello, Jordyn! How are you?
- Её зовут Джордин.Yeyo zavut Dzhordin.Her name is Jordyn.
- Джордин отличный человек.Dzhordin otlichnyy chelovek.Jordyn is a great person.
Example conversation
Alexander and Olga are discussing a mutual friend at a cafe.
- Александр AleksandrТы видела Джордин сегодня?Ty videla Dzhordin segodnya?Did you see Jordyn today?
- Ольга OlgaНет, я не видела её.Net, ya ne videla yeyo.No, I haven't seen her.
- Александр AleksandrДжордин обещала прийти к нам.Dzhordin obeshchala priyti k nam.Jordyn promised to come to us.
- Ольга OlgaМожет, она просто опаздывает.Mozhet, ona prosto opazdyvayet.Maybe she is just running late.
