The same way you would say it in English - Names do not change between languages. Some names do have variants in other languages, but Ashley does not change when spoken in Spanish.
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∙ 11y agoashley aime bien la musique. french. a ashley le fascina escuchar música .. spanish
Hola, soy Ashley. Hola, mi nombre es Ashley.
Ashley. Probably pronounced something like "Ash-leh."
Latin is an unchanging language. Back in Ancient Roman times, there was noone named Ashley, so there is no way to say this name.
i means yo but hop is not an actual world. now, hope means deseo. So if we put it toghether We got yodeseo that Ashley make more sense than ihop.
Ashley esta loca.
ashley aime bien la musique. french. a ashley le fascina escuchar música .. spanish
Hola, soy Ashley. Hola, mi nombre es Ashley.
La clase favorita de Ashley es Arte
"Ashley" doesn't have a direct translation in Spanish as it is a name. It can be used as is in Spanish-speaking countries.
Ashley is Chinese is ashley
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No, Aurora is not the Spanish name for Ashley. Aurora is a name of Latin origin that means "dawn," while Ashley is an English name that originated from a surname meaning "ash tree meadow."
Ashley. Names don't change
you say Ashley
Ashley is pronounced the same in Aramaic as it is in English.
Ashley. Probably pronounced something like "Ash-leh."