"It is spelled" = "Se escribe... (letters here)"
Hanley would be the same, since it doesn't translate. Ramirez is spelled Ramirez. It's already in Spanish.
Since Kim is a proper noun, it does not translate to Spanish, so therefore the spelling would remain the same.
"How" in Spanish is spelled "cómo".
I can translate the document from English to Spanish.
January in Spanish is spelled 'Enero'.
Club Penguin. That is how you spell it because it's a name so you don't translate a name like IPhone in Spanish is spelled IPhone. Get it? If it helps, the words translate as: Club (same in both languages) Penguin - pajaro bobo (which also means 'booby')
buy a spanish dictionary or use 'google translate'
Brother is spelled 'hermano' in Spanish Bother is spelled 'molestar' in Spanish
Just translate it the same way you translate anything. The words 'a movie' are 'una pelicula' in Spanish
It is spelled vampiro.
In Spanish, "Cameron" doesn't have a direct translation as it is a proper name. However, the name can be phonetically spelled out as "Camerón" to maintain its pronunciation. If referring to its meaning, "Cameron" can mean "crooked nose" in Scottish Gaelic, but this meaning doesn't translate into Spanish directly.
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