"Alejandro" is the Spanish form of the Greek name "Alexander". It means "defender of men". Alexander the great's parents named him because they hoped he would become a military hero.
"Alejandro" is a Spanish male given name that is the equivalent of the English name "Alexander." It has Greek origins and means "defender of the people" or "protector of mankind."
Alessandro is an Italian equivalent of the Spanish name Alejandro. The pronunciation of the masculine proper noun -- which originates in the Greek name Αλέξανδρος (Aléxandros, "defender of the people") -- will be "A-les-SAN-dro" in Italian and "A-ley-KHAN-dro" in Spanish.
Some popular Spanish names for boys include: Alejandro, Javier, Miguel, and Juan. For girls, some popular options are: Sofia, Isabella, Camila, and Maria.
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Hola, me llamo Alejandro is Spanish for Hello, my name is Alexander.
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No, Alejandro is a spanish/Mexican name equivalent to the English Alexander. It means defender of the people.
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Alejandro :)
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it spanish for alexander, dude
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It's a Spanish name. Spanish people pronounce their 'J's as 'H's' So Alejandro is pronounced al-e-han-dro
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