The spelling of your name doesn't change just because it's surrounded by words in a different language. German uses the Latin alphabet, just like we do, so Sue is spelled "Sue."
If you want to spell it so that a German speaker who has never seen the name before will know how to pronounce it, then leave off the e. (To a German, "ue" means "actually a u with two dots over it, but my keyboard doesn't know how to do that", and the sound that letter makes isn't readily describable to an English speaker.)
The name Rachel is spelled the same in German.
It stays the same, Clifford. There is no German equivalent.
In Chinese, the name Sue can be spelled as 素 (sù) or 苏 (sū).
Carolyn in German is Karoline
In German, the name Charles is spelled "Karl."
Umm check the other answers theres one exactly the same "how do you spell the name sue in japanese" hopefully you meant the name, the answer is "Sue would be spelled スー. "
Mein name.
Hahnah is how spell Hannah in german, i should know, my name is Hahnah. :]
They spell it the same... Andrey.
Ägypten is the German name for Egypt.
The German name for Moscow is Moskau.
The German name is spelled the same way: Christian
The name Rachel is spelled the same in German.
It stays the same, Clifford. There is no German equivalent.
In Chinese, the name Sue can be spelled as 素 (sù) or 苏 (sū).
Carolyn in German is Karoline
The German first name remains the same, "Wilhelm".