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Names tend to stay the same in any language. Thus, Jessica would stay Jessica in French. Although, French speaking people would say it with a different accent.

*This is true for existing persons for whom a name has already been given. Your name belongs to you as it was given when and where you were born. Of course, you may choose to be identified however you want.

There are many names that have been adopted into English or from English into another language, such as John/Juan. However, there is no form of Jessica in French. This name was invented by Shakespeare in the 16th century and became common only as recently as the 20th century!

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