No translation. The same word can be used.
there is no spanish equivalent of bradley.
There is no Spanish equivalent for that name.
The Spanish name for Michelle is "Miguel" for males and "Micaela" for females. The name "Miguel" is the Spanish equivalent of the English name "Michael," while "Micaela" is a common Spanish variation of the name "Michelle." These names have similar roots but are adapted to fit the phonetic and grammatical rules of the Spanish language.
"North America" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase América del Norte. The complete proper place name translates literally as "America of the north" in English. The pronunciation will be "a-MEY-ree-ka del NOR-tey" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Leroy is an Indian name that means the king!
The English equivalent for the Spanish name Javier is Xavier.
There is no English equivalent for the Spanish name Consuelo, but Consuelo itself functions perfectly well as a name in English.
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The Spanish given name Miguel has the English equivalent Micheal.
"Dorothy" is an English name. In Spanish it would be pronounced just the same as in English. The Spanish equivalent would be "Dorotea".
The Spanish name Roja means "red." It doesn't have an equivalent in English.
Since Teresa is a name, it changes only in pronunciation. Nevertheless, I use Teresa as a Spanish equivalent to my English name Tess
there is no spanish equivalent of bradley.
Mario is the Italian and Spanish version of Marius.
Connie = Constance = Constanza
There is no direct equivalent - it does not translate. (Not all names do.)
"Charles" is an English equivalent of the Spanish name Carlos. The masculine proper name originates in the Germanic word *karlaz ("free man") and therefore also translates into English as "Carl." The pronunciation will be "KAR-los" in Spanish.