No it isn't. "Joel" is a name different from "José".
Yes, "San Jose" is Spanish for "Saint Joseph." In many Spanish-speaking cultures, names of cities or places often include "San" (meaning "Saint") followed by the name of the saint they are named after. Therefore, San Jose refers to the same figure as Saint Joseph in English.
The name "Jose" in Spanish translates to "Joseph" in English. Both names share the same origin and meaning, referring to the biblical figure known for being the husband of Mary and the earthly father of Jesus.
"Jose" is Spanish for Joseph; Joseph is a German name, at least spelled the same in German. The German (Deutsch) pronunciation is "yo-sef."
It's the same word. Indeed, I have a friend whose name is that. If they didn't know the English pronunciation, a Spanish-speaker, reading 'Joel' would probably pronounce it 'khawELL' ('kh' as in 'loch')
The name Brianna is the same in English and Spanish
The same name can be used in Spanish.
Jasmine is exactly the same in Spanish.
Arwil is the same in Spanish.
The same name can be used in Spanish.
The name, Doris, is exactly the same in Spanish.
it is the same
Because it is a name in spanish and English it is the same