You don't grow "a" spelt, you grow spelt.... it is a species of wheat.
well, had you spelled this right, maybe someone would answer it.
It is usually spelled chamberlain (someone in charge of a household, especially royalty). It would be capitalized if an official position or someone's name.
Prefix is spelled exactly as it was spelled in this question. Mhmmm this guys right.
maiser is not a recognizable English word. If this is someone's name, it would be spelled phonetically as מייזר
its spelled sconnie
The person would be spelled 'aunty' or 'auntie'.The prefix would be spelled 'anti'.The increasing of an amount wagered (like in poker) would be an 'ante'.
It would be spelled four hundred twenty six. When it is spelled, there is no "and". You would not say the and either.
It means someone spelled incomprehensible wrong.
Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.Katherine in Latin is "Catherina" sometimes it is spelled "Katharina". The Romans would have spelled it with the C as the letter K was rarely used in Latin.
the name jianna is very uncommon because of its spelling it is usually spelled with a g not a j and this is coming from someone that would know.
I do believe that you spelled it wrong, but if you are referring to the word brilliant, I would say "what a brilliant young fellow he is" referring to someone who is smart
Alexandria would probably be spelled: アレックザンドリヤ Shelton would be spelled: シェルトン