There is no Mexican translation for the name Linda. This is because the name Linda is already of Spanish origin. It is sometimes short for either Melinda or Belinda, but is commonly seen as a full name.
Linda Ronstadt's father's name was Gilbert Ronstadt. He was a prosperous machinery merchant who was of Mexican and German descent.
Translation of "of Linda": De Linda
Sombrero (literal Spanish translation of "hat")
No, it isn't. The name Juan is John in Spanish. The name John is the English translation of the Hebrew name Yochanan.
Linda, is a name in latin that means pretty, strong and courageous. So, when people say "you're pretty" in english, in latin it would be: "imla ta laur linda opcu" Translation: " Why you look pretty today!
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Yes By blood, but she is not a Mexican citizen. Linda is an natural-born American citizen with a blood line that is in part directly from Mexico on her fathers side of the family. Linda is of European and Mexican descent. 87½% European, and 12½% Mexican. Linda's Father was 25% Mexican descent, Linda's Mother is completely of European descent, German, English, and Dutch. Which makes Linda 1/8 or 12½% Mexican.The New York Times, Dec 06, 1987By Stephen Holden"Linda Ronstadt once lamented half-jokingly that she sang like a German and thought like a Mexican and wished it were the other way around".">
lindo/linda
'Cheech' doesn't directly translate from Mexican Spanish to Italian, as it's a nickname or name that may not have a literal translation.
She is of Mexican decent not Spanish. Linda in is part of Mexican decent 87½ % European "German, English, and Dutch" from father & mother, 12½ % Latino "Mexican" also from father.Linda refers to herself as of Mexican/American descent.
Experts are not sure, because the Old German syllable "lint" is used in different ways. One translation is "soft" or "tender", which you could possibly stretch out to mean "pretty" or "gentle". Another possibility is that the name was inspired by the "linden tree".
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