Santiago or just Iago
me llamo... James or mi nombre es... James. Tengo... Trece años
literally it is-Mi nombre es however if want to say that people usually say me llamo- which means I call myself
Jacquelline is French, it is the feminine of James. There is no direct equivalent in Spanish. Some names, like say John or Paul are cosmopolitan, others like Tatiana ( Russian) are language specific. Jacqueline is French and has no Spanish equivalent.
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.
How to say "hi" in spanish is Hola. How to say "bye" in spanish is Adios.
Jaime
Translation: Santiago
Te amo, Diego. and yes James in Spanish IS actually Diego, look it up!
me llamo... James or mi nombre es... James. Tengo... Trece años
literally it is-Mi nombre es however if want to say that people usually say me llamo- which means I call myself
Emily ama a James. Emily quiere a James. Note the "personal a". This is a Spanish item that really has no counterpart at all in English. Just remember it must be used when a person is an object of a verb.
In Spanish, you would say, "El Sr. James enseña la clase de matemáticas." This translates directly to "Mr. James teaches math class." Make sure to use "Sr." as the abbreviation for "Señor" which means "Mr." in English.
Santiago is a Spanish name meaning Saint James. (Santo+"Yago" an old Spanish form of James" The french name most related is "Jacques" (pronounced ZHAK) In English James or Jacob would be the best "translations"
Jacquelline is French, it is the feminine of James. There is no direct equivalent in Spanish. Some names, like say John or Paul are cosmopolitan, others like Tatiana ( Russian) are language specific. Jacqueline is French and has no Spanish equivalent.
"Jaime" is James in Spanish. It's pronounced "HIGH-me" with the short "e" sound.
James 'Spanish' Blake died in 1635.
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.