How to Say “Steve” in Spanish

Steve
/stebe/from spelling rules
The English name Steve is translated into Spanish as Steve.
Steve is used as a masculine given name.

How do you pronounce it?

The IPA pronunciation is /stebe/.

Did you know?

  • Spanish speakers often add a prosthetic 'e' to the beginning of names starting with 's' followed by a consonant, which is why 'Stephen' becomes Esteban instead of Steban.
  • In Spanish, the name Esteban is often associated with the biblical figure Saint Stephen, who is traditionally regarded as the first martyr of Christianity.
  • The female version of the name Esteban is Estefanía, which is far more common in Spanish-speaking countries than the name Estebana.

Examples in context

  • Steve no vino a casa.
    Steve did not come home.
    Tatoeba #1726834 by marcelostockle, translation #51927 by CN
  • Queremos hablar con Steve.
    We want to talk to Steve.
    Tatoeba #10480590 by Shishir, translation #10831689 by SillyDonut7
  • Steve recibió una carta de Jane.
    Steve received a letter from Jane.
    Tatoeba #977672 by Shishir, translation #51938 by CN
  • Hola, me gustaría presentarte a mi colega, Esteban.
    Hello, I would like to introduce you to my colleague, Steve.
  • Señor Estévez, ¿puede por favor explicar este informe a Estebanillo?
    Mr. Estévez, could you please explain this report to young Steve?
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Example conversation

A casual conversation between two friends at a café.

  1. Mateo

    ¿Has visto a Steve hoy?
    Have you seen Steve today?
  2. Elena

    No, no he visto a Steve.
    No, I haven't seen Steve.
  3. Mateo

    Steve me debe un favor.
    Steve owes me a favor.
  4. Elena

    Espero que lo encuentres pronto.
    I hope you find him soon.

Sources

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