Roger = Rogelio
Roy Regalado's birth name is Rojelio Regalado.
"Escribe tu nombre" translates to "write your name" in English. It is a command in Spanish prompting someone to write their name.
Sam is not a name in the spanish language, so you would write it the same way you do in English, however it is pronounced differently.
The name Ryan can be spelled the same way in Spanish as it is in English. The spelling Rayan would be more phonetic in Spanish.
The same as in English - 'p' (Name 'pe' - pronounced 'pay')
As a name, it's the same: but to enable a Spanish-speaker to identify the English pronunciation of the name, you could write it: Dileini (with an accent on the 'e')
To enable a Spanish-speaker to 'read' the name with English pronunciation, you could write it: Jendason (with an accent over the 'e')
Because it is a name in spanish and English it is the same
There is no English equivalent for the Spanish name Consuelo, but Consuelo itself functions perfectly well as a name in English.
The Spanish name Sofia translates to "wisdom" in English.
Me llamo Carrie Beth (May YAmaw Carrie Beth) If you wanted to write your name so a Spanish-speaker would read it with (approximately) its English pronunciation, you could write: Cari Bez ( with an accent on the 'a') (if you SAID it, of course, it wouldn't be necessary to write it)
The English equivalent for the Spanish name Javier is Xavier.