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It would still be Katie. Names don't change in spanish.

don't be fooled by the fact that some names translate to the same thing, such as 'George' and 'Jorge'. for example, yes, in Spain or any other spanish speaking country, one would more likely be named 'Jorge' than 'George', but if you were named 'George' and you went to a spanish-speaking country, your name would still be 'George'.

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6y ago

Names don't change. I suppose you could use a variation of Katherine and use Katalina. it would be beauitfulina or Kateola! :)

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12y ago

How do u spell Kate in Italian I wanna know!

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13y ago

English names aren't usually changed even though the language has a different pronunciation. But if you wish to spell it in Spanish pronunciation, it would be Caci

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12y ago

Te amó

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