Comments for the name Daniela

The name DANIELA is unique and really nice. When you say Daniela you are thinking in beauty.

It's beautiful and pretty.

Well, as it's my name I won't say anything bad about it. The only thing I dislike is, that it's just a little bit too common for my taste. DANIELA seemed to be "THE NAME" for parents giving it to their children when I was born. But, after all, it could have been worse...

I love the name Daniela! That's my sister's name and you can't go wrong with it. Always reminds of someone sweet with a wonderful sense of humor. Also, a famous bearer of this name is a Brasilian singer: Daniela Mercury.

This name is very much used in Israel too.

Lovely name!

Daniela Peštová is a Czech model. Daniella Evangelista is a Canadian model.

My best friend is named Daniela and she is Italian with tan skin brown eyes and hair and is really pretty. I love her name, it's really pretty and it goes great with her middle name May.

Listen to the German pronunciation of Daniela here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html

Daniela Denby-Ashe is a British actress best known for her roles as Sarah Hills in 'EastEnders', Janey Harper in 'My Family' and Margaret Hale in 'North and South.'

My son is called Daniel but Daniela is horrible.

It's also pronounced like Dan-yel-a in English.

Has also been used on girls in Slovenia. [noted -ed]

A famous bearer is Slovak tennis player Daniela Hantuchová, born 23th April 1983, Poprad, Czechoslovakia.

I think the name Daniela is strange and delicate. I'm really sorry that in the last years the popularity of the name is so big. It would be more nice if the name was a rare one. :) But I guess many people like it. It's a beautiful name for a girl. ; My opinion is that 'Daniel', 'Dan' or 'Dana' doesn't sound so good as 'Daniela'. It's a complex name.

What a pretty name! I especially like the German pronunciation. This is definitely a name I would consider using.

Czech tennis player Ivan Lendl & Samantha Frankel have a daughter Daniela Lendl, born 1994.

Though in German "ie" is normally pronounced like a long "ee" in most words, the name Daniela is not pronounced that way. I guess it is because of the origin of the name: Hebrew, not German (The name would be spelled Danila, without the e, if you pronounced it as it is said on this website.)
It is very similar to the Polish pronunciation.
Daniela in German is pronounced "Dahn-ye-lah". The first a is like the u in the word stuck (I couldn't think of a better example, sorry). The emphasis lies on the e (Dahn-yE-lah. The last syllable is pronounced like you would in the Enlgish pronunciation of the name. [noted -ed]

A customer I waited on has a daughter named Daniela (Dan-yay-luh). I think it's a pretty name. Dani would be a cute nickname. Daniela is a classy name & is a nice alternative to Danielle.

This name makes me think of Romanian gymnast Daniela Silivas.

In Italy Daniela was overused in the third quarter of the 20th century. It was the 4th most popular name in Rome in 1951 (behind Patrizia, Paola and Annamaria), the 3rd in 1956 (behind Patrizia and Paola), the 5th in 1961 (behind Patrizia, Paola, Antonella and Cinzia), the 3th in 1966 (behind Alessandra and Paola) and the 10th in 1971. Nowadays it is not very popular.

Daniela Aedo is a Mexican actress, probably best-known for her portrayal of Dulce Maria in the telenovela 'Carita de Angel'.

I'm surprised that Daniela isn't more popular, considering how pretty it is, but it's a good thing.

Also used in Croatia as a variant of Danijela.

This is my big sister's name. I love this name it's so pretty and fits my sister perfectly she is like a model and this name adds to her awesome personality. I would give this as a middle name for my kid, but not as a first name because I already have a problem with my family and names so closer together, and it gets very confusing. But for some reason this name reminds me of a flower.

There is a famous bearer I know:
Daniela Lujan, participated in the Mexican telenovela Complices Al Rescate, after Belinda left.

The diminutive of Daniela in Spanish isn't "Dania" it's "Dani" or "Danita".