Perforar = to pierce
When you have a name it typically would not translate over from language to language. So Andrew would still be Andrew in Spanish.
Pedro. It is IMPROPER to translate a person's name unless that person chooses to translate his own name. A person named Peter is called PETER in any language. That is his name.
Nothing. Many names in one language will not translate to another language, so the same name would be used in both languages. So Jen would still be Jen, in English and in Spanish.
translate the name diana
Romeo
Names are usually hard to translate. This name doesn't translate.
Names are usually hard to translate. This name doesn't translate.
Actually, it would remain the same, because proper nouns, such as names, do not translate. They remain the same, no matter the language.
The name Morgan doesn't translate too Spanish. Sorry :(
I think it means 1st name and lastname. If you're having trubble with spanish, you can always go to google.com and type in Translate in the box. It will come up with google translate and you can pick practically any language to translate from.
if it is a name it is the same in every language
Baileigh is a name, a name is a proper noun, and proper nouns don't translate, so it would be baileigh. Assuming it's pronounced the same as 'bailey', to enable a Spanish speaker to read it with that pronunciation, you could write it as: 'beili' (with an accent on the 'e').