It is written Jessica, but the pronouncation is different. Indonesian people will pronounce it Jessiica.
Daniel in Indonesian is just Daniel. Simple.
The phrase 'my name is' in Indonesian is: 'nama saya'. In slang language, a teenager would say 'nama gue'.
Waru in English is a type of Hibiscus with the latin name Hibiscus tiliaceus.
It comes from the Hebrew Yiskáh (confined).
The phrase 'what is your name' in Indonesian can be phrased in these ways:* Siapakah nama Anda? (formal) * Siapakah namamu? (semi-formal) * Namamu siapa? (informal) * Nama lo siapa (teenage slang language)
It is simply Brianna, if written. But when you say it, just skip the extra n so it'll sound just Briana.
the answer is : "what is your name"
names do not change. to spell your name use katakana script, ji e shi ka-fat but elly fat
Jessica is not Latin. It is a Shakespearean attempt to invent a Hebrew-sounding name, so it is English.
My name translated from English to french is Allen
Itu sangat cantik or you can put the name of the object in front of the word 'itu'. Example: Bunga itu sangat cantik.(the flower is beautiful)
Yesica is the Spanish spelling and pronunciation of the English name "Jessica".