How to Say “Pablo” in Italian

Pablo
Pablo is the Italian form of the male given name Pablo.
Pablo is used as a male given name in Italian.

Did you know?

  • Because Pablo is not a native Italian name, it does not have a traditional 'onomastico' or name day celebration in the Italian calendar.
  • While Pablo is a name, the Italian word palo means 'pole' or 'post', which can lead to phonetic puns in casual conversation.
  • While Pablo is the Spanish form, the Italian equivalent is actually Paolo.

Examples in context

  • Pablo e Maria erano qui.
    Pablo and María were here.
    This sentence shows how to use Pablo when mentioning two people.
    Tatoeba #839461 by Guybrush88, translation #456587 by lukaszpp
  • Un giorno Pablo si perse nella selva del Guatemala.
    One day, Pablo got lost in the Guatemalan jungle.
    This sentence illustrates the use of Pablo in a narrative context.
    Tatoeba #524184 by Pharamp, translation #1535640 by Cainntear
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance.

  1. Martina

    Hai visto Pablo oggi?
    Did you see Pablo today?
  2. Alessandro

    No, non l'ho visto.
    No, I haven't seen him.
  3. Martina

    Pablo deve venire presto.
    Pablo needs to come soon.
  4. Alessandro

    Gli ho mandato un messaggio.
    I sent him a message.

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