Tallulah
/taʝula/from spelling rules
Tallulah is the Spanish form of the female given name Tallulah.
Tallulah is used as a proper noun to identify a female person.
How do you pronounce it?
/taʝula/
Did you know?
- Although Tallulah is rare in Spanish, names ending in 'ah' often trigger the use of the feminine article la in colloquial settings, meaning someone might refer to her as la Tallulah.
- In Spanish-speaking cultures, it is common to add a diminutive suffix to names, so a Tallulah might be affectionately called Tallulita.
- A Spanish speaker might mistakenly interpret the 'h' at the end of Tallulah as a silent letter, since the letter 'h' is almost always silent in Spanish words.
Examples in context
- Tallulah es mi mejor amiga.Tallulah is my best friend.
- Conozco a una chica llamada Tallulah.I know a girl named Tallulah.
- ¿Has visto a Tallulah hoy?Have you seen Tallulah today?
Example conversation
Lucía and Javier are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.
- Lucía¿Sabes algo de Tallulah?Do you know anything about Tallulah?
- JavierNo, no he hablado con Tallulah.No, I haven't spoken with Tallulah.
- LucíaElla me envió un mensaje.She sent me a message.
- JavierQué bueno saberlo.That's good to know.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
