Isabella is a name, and in a Japanese context, it may refer to a person or character with that name. The Japanese language uses different scripts, such as kanji, hiragana, and katakana, so "Isabella" could be written in katakana as イザベラ. If you're referring to something specific related to "Isabella" in Japanese culture, please provide more context for a more tailored response.
The name Isabella has no meaning in Japanese. However, it would be written asイザベラ (izabera).
Isabella doesn't have a sister. Stacy is Asian or Japanese and Isabella is Mexican. Watch robot rodeo which is actually made to prove that theory wrong.
Isabella Camille is 5' 3".
Here are some of them: Hawaiian - Ikapela Spanish - Isabel Italian - Isabel / Isabella Polish- Brunatnozolty Croatian - Liza There are more (japanese ,chinese ,arabic ,hebrew ,russian ,hindi , korean , and bulgarian, but they all have special letters.
Yes, There is Isabella of Portugal, Isabella of France and others.
Isabella Bachtiari is 172 cm.
No,they are not related. you might think that their second names sound the same, but they are actually different:Isabella Garcio-SharpioStacy Hiranothey look quite simialir when looking at the fact they both have a bow in their hair, and their hair colour is the same, but they aren't related. :)
Her name was Isabella, that's why she was called Isabella I.
"Isabella" in English and Spanish is Isabella in Italian.
Isabella Zennaro's birth name is Isabella Marincola.
Isabella Cramp goes by Bella.
Isabella is Italian.