Italian
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Gillian as a loan name and Giuliana as a native form are Italian equivalents of the English name "Jillian."Specifically, the name functions as a feminine proper noun. It originates as the feminine form of the Latin name Iulianus("of Julius"). The pronunciation will be "DJEL-lyan" for the loan name and "djoo-LYA-na" for the native form.
Julie Abulafia was a Moorpark College English professor from 1968-1985.
No, she's light blue. Julie Brown, English teacher @ ccc.
it means "my name is..." je m'appelle Julie = my name is Julie
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Julie Ann Taylor
not the last time i checked! she is English
As a rule, names are not translated (notable exception being royalty), so it is Julie in German. The German equivalent is Julia.Julie is a modern variation of Julia and is the female form of Julius.
The English name "Julie" is transliterated into Korean as "줄리" (pronounced as "Jool-ee"). In Korean, names are often phonetically adapted to fit the language's sounds. Therefore, "Julie" maintains a similar pronunciation while using Hangul characters.
it's the same as in English. ג׳ולי is just the word "Julie" written out phonetically.