In French, Hannah is spelled "Hanna." In Spanish, it is "Ana." In German, it is also "Hanna."
The name Hannah can be translated to French as "Anne" or "Anna."
Hannah is translated to Russian as Ханна.
subject = Hannah verb = came
Hannah in Italian is spelled "Anna".
The Spanish form of Hannah is Janá or Ana.
You say, "Amo a Hannah."
You say, "Amo a Hannah."
'Ana' is the Spanish equivalent.
You don't pronounce the 'H' in Spanish, so you just say Anna. Make sure you say 'Awe' for the 'A' It's not like the A in Hannah. I took Spanish in school and our teacher changed our names to Spanish names, so there you go.
Ana
It is Spanish for " what will be " ... OK that is a unsure answer but it is Spanish.
In French, Hannah is spelled "Hanna." In Spanish, it is "Ana." In German, it is also "Hanna."
Names are not normally translated, so it is "Hannah Montana". That would be pretty difficult with a Spanish pronunciation, since the "h" would not be sounded.
dose yous knows english?
== == == == Brazilian Portuguese - JoãoArabic - حنا (Pronouced "Hannah") Arabic - حنا (Pronounced "Hannah") Spanish - JuanHebrew - ג'ון
In Spanish, 'Hello my name is Reese' is 'Hola, me llamo Reese'. 'Is Hannah there?' is '? Hanna esta alli?' Note: The first question mark is written upside down in Spanish, and is actually quite handy, because then, when you are reading a sentence, you know at the beginning it will be a question! There is also an accent mark over the 'a' in 'esta' and over the 'i' in 'alli'