Sure! The name "John" can be translated as "Juan" in Spanish, "Jean" in French, "Giovanni" in Italian, and "Johann" in German. Each version reflects the linguistic and cultural nuances of the respective languages while maintaining the same root.
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There is no such language as Indian. Over 400 different languages are spoken in India.
There are countless ways to write your name, depending on factors such as handwriting style, cursive or print, digital fonts, languages, and symbols. The possibilities are essentially infinite.
Names are fairly interchangeable through different languages. I would just write Stuart.
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he didn't write in anything besides english, but his books were published in over 50 languages.
Just Search the google and find out how to write ur name in different languages OK so like i hope i helped ha ha it is just like Y!A he he
In Irish "Gaelic": Madailéin or Máighdlín
in vietnamies it is dau bep
There is no word 'alllaaaaah' in English.
Spanish: María. Italian: Maria. Portuguese: Maria. French: Marie. German: Maria.
Here are ways to write "100" in some languages: Spanish: cien French: cent German: hundert Italian: cento