'Jonathan' is spelled the same in French.
The French equivalent of the name William is Guillaume.
The name "Jonathan" is not specifically French in origin, but it has been used in French-speaking countries. In French, "Jonathan" would be pronounced the same as in English, and it does not have a specific translation or meaning in the French language.
It's still Richard ... but pronounced "ree-SHAR"
The name Gary does not have a direct translation in French. It is an English name that does not have a common equivalent in the French language.
Jean. It is pronounced similar to the English Johns, sort of close, anyway.
The French equivalent of the name William is Guillaume.
The name "Jonathan" is not specifically French in origin, but it has been used in French-speaking countries. In French, "Jonathan" would be pronounced the same as in English, and it does not have a specific translation or meaning in the French language.
It's still Richard ... but pronounced "ree-SHAR"
Jean
The name Gary does not have a direct translation in French. It is an English name that does not have a common equivalent in the French language.
Jean. It is pronounced similar to the English Johns, sort of close, anyway.
AnneHannah is a female name; the French language equivalent is Anne.
Names are the same whatever language you speak. Is your question supposed to be "What is the French equivalent of the name 'Shalom'?"
Je m'appelle Jonathan. (I call myself Johnathan.) Mon nom est Jonathan. (My name is Jonathan.)
It's just Jason, I believe! Only pronounced as you would in French.
The name Jonathan does not have a direct Latin equivalent, as it is a Hebrew name meaning "God has given."
The name "Vanessa" was invented by the writer, Jonathan Swift. It has no meaning in any language.