How to Say “Paul” in Turkish

Paul
/paul/from spelling rules
Paul is the Turkish form of the male given name Paul.
Paul is used as a male given name.
Meaning: male given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /paul/. The /p/ sound is like the [p] in pan, and the /u/ sound is like the [oo] in cool.

Did you know?

  • In formal Turkish settings, Paul would likely be followed by the title Bey, meaning 'Mr' or 'Gentleman', resulting in Paul Bey.
  • While Paul is used for foreigners, the Turkish equivalent for the biblical Apostle Paul is Pavlus.
  • The name Paul is extremely rare as a native Turkish name because the 'au' vowel combination does not occur naturally in Turkish words.

Examples in context

  • Paul az önce aradı.
    Paul telephoned just now.
    This sentence shows the subject Paul in the context of a recent telephone call.
    Tatoeba #4387217 by deyta, translation #39926 by CN
  • Paul daha önce aradı.
    Paul called earlier.
    This sentence shows the subject Paul in the context of a past telephone call.
    Tatoeba #11651666 by deyta, translation #11650996 by Amastan
  • Paul ormanı terk etti.
    Paul left the woods.
    This sentence shows the subject Paul leaving a forest.
    Tatoeba #11657666 by deyta, translation #11657269 by Amastan
  • Sayın Pavel, toplantıya hoş geldiniz.
    Dear Paul, welcome to the meeting.
  • 113 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Can and Selin are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Can

    Selin, Paul bugün okula gelecek mi?
    Selin, will Paul come to school today?
  2. Selin

    Evet, Paul sabah mesaj atmıştı.
    Yes, Paul sent a message this morning.
  3. Can

    Onunla kütüphanede buluşalım mı?
    Shall we meet him at the library?
  4. Selin

    Olur, Paul'e haber veririm.
    Okay, I will let Paul know.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Turkish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
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