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susie in spanish is the same way in English

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Q: How do you say Susan in Spanish?
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Susan Plann has written: 'The Spanish National Deaf School'


What does Susan mean in other languages?

In Spanish, "Susan" is translated as "Susana." In French, it is "Suzanne." In German, it is "Susanne."


How would you translate Susan in spanish?

Susana (Spanish) = Susan, Susanna (English)


What has the author Susan Ann Price written?

Susan Ann Price has written: 'The syntax of Spanish degree clauses'


What has the author Susan M Rivera written?

Susan M. Rivera has written: 'El piojo y la liendre' -- subject(s): Bilingual, Poetry, Readers, Spanish language, Spanish language materials, Spanish poetry, Weddings


Bill nor Susan say that the stove was working Is this sentence correct?

No 'Neither Bill or Susan say that the stove was working'


Who served as an interpreter?

The interpreter was Susan, who was fluent in both English and Spanish.


How do you say Susan in Greenlandic?

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Should you say him and Susan or Susan and him?

It depends on the context.For example, you would say "The cake belongs to Susan and him."However, you would say "He and Susan were working on the project together."It depends on how the sentence is worded - the way to tell which to use is to split the phrase up and try it with both the name Susan and the word him - if it still sounds right, use him instead of he.


How do you translate Susan in Spanish?

Names are not translatable, they remain the same in any language.