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Ah, pronouncing names in different languages can be like painting a beautiful landscape with new colors. In Gaelic, the name Susan would be pronounced as "SOO-sahn." Just like adding a happy little tree to a painting, embracing new pronunciations can bring a lovely touch of diversity and culture to our lives.
I know it is impossible to translate as it is very difficult to translate names "as gaeilge"
Another answer:
Some names are not "translated" so much as they are "substituted for".
*Siobhán (in west Clare & the northern half of Ireland) "Susan, Susanna"
*Susanna (from Norman French)
In Scottish Gaelic the name is Siùsaidh.
Irish (Gaelic): Susanna (but some prefer Susaneven with a surname in the Irish spelling).
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