San Diego is a Spanish name and so it is still pronounced San Diego in Spanish.
Diego is a Spanish variant of the name James. It is believed that the name Diego was derived from the name Santiago, which is the Spanish equivalent of James. Over time, Diego became a common variant of James in Spanish-speaking countries.
Diego is a popular Spanish name, as in San Diego, California.
The name Jamie would not be different in Spanish. However, the name Diego is a form of the name Jaime (James) in Spanish.
Diego Martin is simply a name and does not have a meaning. Diego Martin would still be Diego Martin, translated from English to Spanish are vice versa.
The last name Gonzalez is Spanish in origin.
AntonioWorthy Of PraiseGender: MaleOrigin: Spanish
This is how you spell the name Diego. It is a Spanish name equivalent to James.
Its a Spanish last name meaning abundant and plentiful.
Rosado is a Spanish name, meaning "pink."
Diego and Santiago (from San Diego, St. James) are the Spanish names for James.Jaime (pronounced 'HIGH-may') is another name similar to James.
San Diego was named by Spanish explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo in 1542, in honor of Saint Didacus of Alcalá, known in Spanish as San Diego. The name was later popularized when a Spanish mission was established in the area in 1769. The city officially adopted the name San Diego when it was incorporated in 1850. The name reflects both the Spanish influence in California and the region's early European exploration.