How to Say “Paul” in Vietnamese

Paul
Paul is the Vietnamese form of the English male given name Paul.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • When using the name Paul in conversation, Vietnamese speakers will almost always add a kinship term like anh for an older brother or em for a younger sibling before the name.
  • While Paul is used as a loanword, Vietnamese Catholics often use the equivalent name Phaolô when referring to Saint Paul in a religious context.
  • If a Vietnamese speaker calls you Paul but adds the word ơi after it, they are not changing your name but are using a traditional particle to get your attention.

Examples in context

  • Rand Paul tự nhận mình là bác sĩ khoa mắt.
    Rand Paul is a self-certified ophthalmologist.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of Paul as a proper noun in a sentence about a specific person.
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  • Tôi có một người bạn tên là Paul.
    I have a friend named Paul.
  • Paul đang đợi ở cửa.
    Paul is waiting at the door.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a colleague at a cafe.

  1. Chi

    Bạn đã gặp Paul chưa?
    Have you met Paul?
  2. Minh

    Tôi gặp Paul ở văn phòng rồi.
    I met Paul at the office already.
  3. Chi

    Anh ấy là một người rất tốt.
    He is a very good person.
  4. Minh

    Đúng vậy, Paul rất nhiệt tình.
    That's right, Paul is very enthusiastic.

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