How to Say “Olivia” in Chinese

奥利维亚
àolìwéiyà
奥利维亚 (àolìwéiyà) is the Chinese way to say the female given name Olivia.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

àolìwéiyà

Did you know?

  • If an 'Olivia' wants a 'Chinese name' rather than a transliteration, she would likely choose a name based on the olive tree's symbolism of peace, rather than using 奥利维亚.
  • In Chinese culture, names are usually chosen for their meaning, but 奥利维亚 is a purely phonetic loan, meaning the individual characters together do not form a poetic phrase.
  • The middle character 利 means 'profit' or 'advantage', which is a very auspicious and positive character in Chinese naming traditions.

Examples in context

  • 奥利维亚是个好女孩。
    Àolìwéiyà shì gè hǎo nǚhái.
    Olivia is a good girl.
  • 我认识奥利维亚。
    Wǒ rènshí Àolìwéiyà.
    I know Olivia.
  • 奥利维亚在打电话。
    Àolìwéiyà zài dǎ diànhuà.
    Olivia is making a phone call.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a colleague at work.

  1. 梓涵 Zihan

    奥利维亚今天来了吗?
    Àolìwéiyà jīntiān lái le ma?
    Did Olivia come today?
  2. 伟 Wei

    她还没来。
    Tā hái méi lái.
    She hasn't come yet.
  3. 梓涵 Zihan

    她今天有会议吗?
    Tā jīntiān yǒu huìyì ma?
    Does she have a meeting today?
  4. 伟 Wei

    是的,她下午有会。
    Shì de, tā xiàwǔ yǒu huì.
    Yes, she has a meeting in the afternoon.
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