It's Isabella or Isabelle.
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Queen Isabella?
Hahaha. That's what I used, but...
It sounds the same,
And my friends in college call my friend Elizabeth
"Isabella"
All the time.
Proper names are spelled the same in any language, however, "Isabel" is the most common Spanish translation for "Elizabeth". Another way to spell "Elizabeth" in Spanish is "Elizabet."
Isabel.
'Elizabeth' a Spanish-speaker would pronounce 'AyLEE-the-ahbeth'
The Spanish equivalent is 'Isabel', pronounced 'eesahBELL'
Its Elizabeth. Names are always the same in spanish.
The equivalent is 'Isabel'.
The spelling in English is: Elizabeth
Sometimes there is another version: Elisabeth
It is Beth but pronounced differently. As a short form of Elizabeth, it has the Spanish equivalent Isabel, or Isabella.
There is no Spanish equivalent for that name.
Tunapuna is not a typical Spanish name, no.
The name of trampolines in spanish is "Trampolin"
"First name" (or simply "name") in Spanish is "nombre". "Last name" is "apellido".
Liz is not a Spanish name. There are variations of the name Elizabeth and this name can be used in Spanish: Elizabeta.
Betzy is another variant of the Spanish name Isabella or Elizabeth.
It's " Isabel"... Elizabeth I is Isabel Primera in Spanish... Contact me for more information.
You pronounce it Elizabet.
Elizabeth the first
"Libby" is a diminutive for "Elizabeth". In Spanish this is "Isabel".
In German like many languages (Spanish, French) proper noun names do not have meanings. Elizabeth means Elizabeth, yet it will be said with a different pronunciation.
Queen Elizabeth was the queen of England when the English were attacked by the Spanish.
Elizabeth. There is no translation, but there are some names that can be used for someone named Elizabeth, like Esperanza and Elsa.
Elizabeth the II
elizabeth 1 funded the army to fight the spanish armada
Francis Drake stole gold from the Spanish. Sometimes the Spanish stole it back before he gave it to Elizabeth.