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No, Hime is not a word in Spain I disagree with the above. Hymie in Spanish is James. Well, here we go again...it can be said depending on which theory you believe, James can be translated into Spanish as Diego and can be seen as the equivalent of Jacob, Jake or JIM. Also, Tiago can be James as in the Spanish Santiago, or Saint James. Further more, I believe that both the above answers omit to accept one error, there is no such word in Spanish as Hime or Hymie, they are spelling mistakes. The words should be spelt JAMIE and Jamie is a name of Iberian origin. This last sentence may come near to answering the question as the question was based on an auditory presumption, in other words when spoken, that is what it sounded like. As we now know however, it is not written like that Actually, the Spanish name is Jaime, not Jamie.
My friend is taking Spanish and her name is Lola in Spanish, courtesy of my Spanish teacher.:)
Hermana is in Spanish. It is the Spanish word for "sister."
it means that your learning spanish
It is H in Spanish (hache); the 'h' is silent in Spanish.
Jim Plunkett.
No, Hime is not a word in Spain I disagree with the above. Hymie in Spanish is James. Well, here we go again...it can be said depending on which theory you believe, James can be translated into Spanish as Diego and can be seen as the equivalent of Jacob, Jake or JIM. Also, Tiago can be James as in the Spanish Santiago, or Saint James. Further more, I believe that both the above answers omit to accept one error, there is no such word in Spanish as Hime or Hymie, they are spelling mistakes. The words should be spelt JAMIE and Jamie is a name of Iberian origin. This last sentence may come near to answering the question as the question was based on an auditory presumption, in other words when spoken, that is what it sounded like. As we now know however, it is not written like that Actually, the Spanish name is Jaime, not Jamie.
Jim duggan Jim duggan Jim duggan
Tanto para como is not a sentence in Spanish, just a collection of three Spanish words. Tanto - so much, a lot Para - depends on context -- most probably "for" -- form of the word parar - "stops" or "stands" Cómo - (Accent/tilde over the first O) How Como - Like (as in "John look like Jim" Not "John like Jim") Como - form of the word Comer - "I Eat"
Jim Colosimo went by Diamond Jim, and Big Jim.
No, because there is no such language. There are many different languages spoke in Europe such as French, German, Italian, English, Dutch, Danish, Spanish and many, many others.
James Maury Henson, Rest in Peace. He was an amazing man... (Usually called Jim Henson)
Jim Webb Sings Jim Webb was created in 1968.
Jim Morrison has written: 'Sign of the Times' 'Jim Morrison's an American Prayer' 'Los amos' -- subject(s): Translations into Spanish, Rock music, Texts 'Jim Morrison - Obras Completas - Gobell' 'The American night' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY 'American Night-Open Market' 'Una Plegaria Americana y Otros Poemas' 'Bank of America of Louisiana' 'Strange times' '\\' -- subject(s): Spirit writings 'Arden lointain'
Jim Threapleton goes by Jim.
Jim Wicks goes by Jim.
jim's real son