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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not the last time i checked! she is English
Julie Ann Taylor
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.
it's the same as in English. ג׳ולי is just the word "Julie" written out phonetically.
she is voiced by Eri Sendai in japan and Julie lemieux in english