How to Say “Pamela” in Italian

Pamela
Pamela is the Italian form of the female given name Pamela.
Pamela is used as a female given name.

Did you know?

  • Because the name Pamela is not linked to a traditional Italian saint, people named Pamela in Italy do not have a designated 'onomastico' or name day to celebrate.
  • In some Italian dialects, names ending in -ela are sometimes shortened to the affectionate nickname Ela.
  • While the name is spelled exactly the same in English, an Italian speaker will pronounce the 'e' in Pamela as a bright, open 'eh' sound, rather than the neutral 'uh' sound common in English.

Examples in context

  • Pamela è una ragazza molto simpatica.
    Pamela is a very nice girl.
  • Conosco una ragazza di nome Pamela.
    I know a girl named Pamela.
  • Ho incontrato Pamela ieri sera.
    I met Pamela yesterday evening.

Example conversation

Giulia and Alessandro are talking about a friend at a cafe.

  1. Giulia

    Hai sentito di Pamela?
    Have you heard about Pamela?
  2. Alessandro

    No, cosa è successo a lei?
    No, what happened to her?
  3. Giulia

    Pamela ha vinto un premio!
    Pamela won a prize!
  4. Alessandro

    Davvero? Che bella notizia!
    Really? That's great news!
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