--- title: "Jeanette in Chinese: 珍妮特 (Zhēnnītè), Meaning and How to Write It" description: "Jeanette in Chinese is 珍妮特 (Zhēnnītè), picked for its sound: 珍 precious thing, 妮 girl, 特 special. Hear it, watch each stroke drawn, and get a Chinese-style name like 石珍楠: 珍 precious thing, 楠 Phoebe nanmu (tree)." canonical: "https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jeanette" author: "Mandarin The Wild" --- [Your name in Chinese](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name) # Jeanette in Chinese 熊猫xióngmāopanda ## How Chinese writes Jeanette 珍妮特 Zhēnnītè 我叫珍妮特。 Wǒ jiào Zhēnnītè. My name is Jeanette. Jeanette en chino se escribe 珍妮特 (Zhēnnītè). [Janet](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/janet) is written 珍妮特 too. ## How to write 珍妮特 1. [zhēn9 strokesprecious thing](https://mandarinthewild.com/stroke-order/%E7%8F%8D) 2. [nī8 strokesgirl](https://mandarinthewild.com/stroke-order/%E5%A6%AE) 3. [tè10 strokesspecial](https://mandarinthewild.com/stroke-order/%E7%89%B9) ## Chinese-style names for Jeanette 石珍楠 Shí Zhēnnán 1. 石 shí Family name 2. 珍 zhēn precious thing 3. 楠 nán Phoebe nanmu (tree) 石 is a common family name; 珍 and 楠 echo zhēn nī, how Chinese begins Jeanette (珍妮特). 孔真宁 Kǒng Zhēnníng 1. 孔 kǒng Family name 2. 真 zhēn real 3. 宁 níng peaceful 孔 is a common family name; 真 and 宁 echo zhēn nī, how Chinese begins Jeanette (珍妮特). 白珍南 Bái Zhēnnán 1. 白 bái Family name 2. 珍 zhēn precious thing 3. 南 nán south 白 is a common family name; 珍 and 南 echo zhēn nī, how Chinese begins Jeanette (珍妮特). Add your last name for a family name that matches it. ## A name seal for Jeanette ## More names - [James 詹姆斯](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/james) - [John 约翰](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/john) - [Joseph 约瑟夫](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/joseph) - [Joshua 约书亚](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/joshua) - [Jason 杰森](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jason) - [Jeffrey 杰弗里](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jeffrey) - [Jacob 雅各布](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jacob) - [Jonathan 乔纳森](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jonathan) - [Justin 贾斯汀](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/justin) - [Jack 杰克](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jack) - [Jerry 杰里](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jerry) - [Jose 何塞](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name/jose) HSK 1 · Now read them in a real story ## 我爸爸叫爸爸 How to say my name is in Chinese 中文怎么说名字？ 说“我叫”，后边是你的名字。 说“我的名字叫”“我的名字是”也对，可是中国人多说“我叫”。 中国人的名字，姓在前边，名字在后边。 [Keep reading](https://mandarinthewild.com/library/read/how-to-say-my-name-is-in-chinese#library-word-76-90) ## How do you say Jeanette in Chinese? Jeanette is 珍妮特 (Zhēnnītè) in Chinese. To say “My name is Jeanette”, say 我叫珍妮特 (Wǒ jiào Zhēnnītè). ## What does 珍妮特 mean? Nothing as a whole: Chinese picks 珍妮特 for how it sounds, Zhēnnītè, close to Jeanette. On its own, 珍 means precious thing, 妮 girl and 特 special. ## How do you write Jeanette in Chinese? Jeanette is written 珍妮特, 3 characters: 珍 (9 strokes), 妮 (8 strokes), 特 (10 strokes). Each is drawn stroke by stroke on this page, in the order you write it. ## How does Chinese write English names? By sound, with characters picked for how they are said: Michael is 迈克尔 (Màikè’ěr). Newspapers, subtitles and books use one usual form for each common name. ## What is a Chinese-style name? A name made the Chinese way: a one-character family name first, then one or two characters picked for their meaning. Many learners use one in class. ## Can I use this name? It’s a starting point. Ask a Chinese speaker or teacher before you put it on anything that lasts, like a tattoo or a document. ## More free tools - [Your name as a Chinese seal](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-seal-generator) - [Chinese name to pinyin](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-name-to-pinyin) - [Chinese tattoo checker](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-tattoo-translator) - [Say hello in Chinese](https://mandarinthewild.com/chinese-greetings) - [Pinyin chart](https://mandarinthewild.com/pinyin-chart) - [Read any Mandarin](https://mandarinthewild.com/read) Meanings from our own dictionary. Chinese writes some names more than one way.