Née is a small French word meaning ‘born,’ used in English after a married woman’s name to show the family name she had at birth — the name before she took her husband’s. You write it like this: Mary Chen, née Wang.

Née is a small French word meaning 'born,'Née是一個小小的法文字，意思是「出生」 used in English after a married woman's name to show the family name she had at birth英文裡會放在已婚女性的名字後面，用來表示她出生時的本姓 the name before she took her husband's也就是她冠夫姓之前的姓 You write it like this寫法像這樣： Mary Chen, née WangMary Chen, née Wang

It is formal and mostly written: wedding papers, death notices, life stories, name lists. In everyday talk people would just say ‘her maiden name was Wang’ or ‘she was born Wang.’ Because née is the feminine form in French, English uses it for women.

It is formal and mostly written這個字很正式，大多用在書面上： wedding papers, death notices, life stories, name lists結婚文件、訃聞、生平介紹、名單 In everyday talk people would just say ‘her maiden name was Wang’ or ‘she was born Wang.’日常說話時，大家就直接說「her maiden name was Wang（她娘家姓王）」或「she was born Wang（她本姓王）」 Because née is the feminine form in French因為née在法文裡是陰性的形式 English uses it for women所以英文用它來指女性

French also has masculine né, but English almost never bothers with it.

French also has masculine né法文也有陽性的né but English almost never bothers with it但英文幾乎不會用到它

Née is not a first name and not a verb; it is a little label inside a name.

Née is not a first name and not a verbNée不是名字，也不是動詞： it is a little label inside a name它是嵌在名字裡的一個小標籤