How to Say “Natasha” in Chinese

娜塔莎
Nàtǎshā
娜塔莎 (Nàtǎshā) is the Chinese way to say the female given name Natasha.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

娜塔莎 is the standard form used for the name, while 塔莎 serves as an informal alternative.

How do you pronounce it?

Nàtǎshā

Did you know?

  • The character 娜 is so common in transliterating female names that seeing it in a name is often the first visual cue to a Chinese reader that the person is female, even before reading the rest of the name.
  • Because the character 塔 also means 'pagoda' or 'tower', using this name in a poem might create unexpected architectural imagery that an English speaker would not encounter.
  • The name 娜塔莎 is a purely phonetic transliteration, meaning the individual characters were chosen for their sounds rather than any specific meaning.

Examples in context

  • 娜塔莎在俄罗斯是一个常见的名字吗?
    Is Natasha a common name in Russia?
    This sentence is useful for asking if 娜塔莎 is common in Russia.
    Tatoeba #4764557 by ryanwoo, translation #4764555 by Stalwartlover
  • 我爱娜塔莎。
    I love Natasha.
    This sentence is useful for expressing love for 娜塔莎.
    Tatoeba #1504996 by menyo, translation #1503580 by stebert
  • 娜塔莎在俄罗斯出生,但是她不讲俄语。
    Natasha was born in Russia, but she doesn’t speak Russian.
    This sentence is useful for noting that someone named 娜塔莎 was born in Russia but does not speak Russian.
    Tatoeba #3667654 by tmzg, translation #1536232 by jorge855
  • 大家好,我叫 娜塔莎 ,很高兴认识大家!
    Hello everyone, my name is Nà Tǎ Shā, nice to meet you all!

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a new colleague.

  1. 志强 Zhiqiang

    新同事叫什么名字?
    Xīn tóngshì jiào shénme míngzi?
    What is the new colleague's name?
  2. 雨婷 Yuting

    她叫娜塔莎。
    Tā jiào Nàtǎshā.
    Her name is Natasha.
  3. 志强 Zhiqiang

    娜塔莎是哪里人?
    Nàtǎshā shì nǎlǐ rén?
    Where is Natasha from?
  4. 雨婷 Yuting

    她是俄罗斯人。
    Tā shì Éluósī rén.
    She is Russian.

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