Names are names. If you want to know what it would sould like, it is pronounced brahndi. That's as close as I can come to describing it. Of course the r is a rolling r , rrr... and the a has the sound of ah, and the i is like the Y in English.
Hola. Me llamo Brenda. Hola. Mi nombre es Brenda.
Hola. Me llamo Brenda. Hola. Mi nombre es Brenda.
Brenda is not a spanish word, it is a name in english. Names stay the same no matter what language they are in.
Bonjour Brenda
The Hawaiian equivalent to Brenda would be Peleka.
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In Spanish, Brenda remains the same. In Italian, it is also Brenda. In Portuguese, it is Brendae. In French, it is Branda.
No her father is Hmong and her mother is Thai
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What does Jesse do that startles his sisters and causes Brenda to say, “You don’t even care, do you?”
Brandon has no actual Spanish translation, but the Spanish equivalents to this name are Fernando and Hernan.
If you look at her she looks like she asian I think she knows some