It's Isabella or Isabelle.
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Cause you know,
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.
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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"
There is no Latin equivalent for Elizabeth. The name 'Elizabeth' is Hewbrew/Jewish in origin.