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You say it the same way it is a name,names do not change in a different language maybe there will be a new accent or pronunciation.

If you are (non-English-speaking) Spanish, the SOUND of the name 'Brian Hughes' using Spanish orthography would be (approximately):

brAyun JiUs (stress capital letters)

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10y ago

Since Briana is a proper noun, it cannot be translated into Spanish, therefore the spelling is the same.

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11y ago

You wouldn't change the spelling. It would still be spelled Bryanna in Spanish.

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12y ago

It is the same in English as it is in spanish but you have to roll the r. From Brianne N.

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11y ago

it's Bryan and in spanish we pronounced like this: Brah-eh-ann

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14y ago

Me llamo Brianna

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13y ago

Brianna

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