dylan
dylan
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'knocking on heaven's door' was written and performed by Bob Dylan and featured on the soundtrack to 1973 film, 'Pat Garret and Billy the Kid' in which Bob had an acting role.
"Dylan" is the same in Italian as in English.Specifically, it is an English loan word of Welsh origin. Italians tend to respect the original form of a name in its original language. The Italian pronunciation is "DEE-lahn."
My name is Dillon. It probably means faithful in English
dylan
dylan ('di- lan)
The name "Dylan" remains the same in Spanish, as it is a proper noun. However, names can sometimes be adapted to fit Spanish phonetics or spelling, but "Dylan" is typically used as is. If you're looking for a Spanish equivalent, there isn't a direct translation, as it is not a traditional Spanish name.
there is no translation for certain names
well there isn't any answer for that you can just say Dylan spouse or Dylan something i don't know maybe ronaldo is ronaldo in spanish well hope this well help you bye
Closest word for word translation is "Esta es la hermana de Dylan, Katie." The more correct way to introduce some one is "This is Katie, Dylan's sister" "Esta es Katie, la hermana de Dylan. One should never translate names unless the owner of the name uses a translation or nick-name themselves.
Spanish Harlem - by BEN E. KING Spanish boots - by JEFF BECK GROUP Spanish walk - by MINK DE VILLE Spanish is a lovely language - by BOB DYLAN Seven spanish angels - by WILLIE NELSON Spanish bombs - by CLASH
Dylan is named after the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
Dylan is 15 minutes older than Cole
Dylan
Dylan means "sexy" in Latin
The possessive form of the proper noun Dylan is Dylan's.Example: Amalie is Dylan's sister.