How to Say “Kelly” in Italian

Kelly
Kelly is the Italian form of the female given name Kelly.
Kelly is used as a female given name. When addressing a woman named Kelly formally, you can use Signorina Kelly to address a young, unmarried woman or Signora Kelly to address a married woman.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In Italian social circles, someone named Kelly might be given a 'diminutive' nickname like Kellina by close friends to make the foreign name feel more intimate and Italian.
  • Unlike traditional Italian names that often have a 'Saint's day' associated with them, a person named Kelly in Italy typically has no corresponding traditional name day.
  • The name Kelly is often perceived through the lens of 'Anglomania', a cultural trend where parents choose English names to signal a modern, international identity.

Examples in context

  • Kelly apparirà in TV.
    Kelly will appear on TV.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of Kelly in a context regarding television appearance.
    Tatoeba #2716343 by Guybrush88, translation #62567 by CN
  • Kelly, guarda le stelle!
    Kelly, watch the stars!
    This sentence shows how to use Kelly when directing someone's attention to the stars.
    Tatoeba #2716345 by Guybrush88, translation #1451670 by Sonoriuxo
  • Kelly mangia come un maiale.
    Kelly eats like a horse.
    This sentence uses Kelly in an idiomatic expression regarding eating.
    Tatoeba #2716301 by Guybrush88, translation #62559 by CN
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Example conversation

Alessandro and Martina are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Alessandro

    Hai visto Kelly ultimamente?
    Have you seen Kelly lately?
  2. Martina

    Sì, Kelly è venuta a trovarmi ieri.
    Yes, Kelly came to visit me yesterday.
  3. Alessandro

    Dove si trova Kelly adesso?
    Where is Kelly now?
  4. Martina

    Penso che Kelly sia al lavoro.
    I think Kelly is at work.

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