The letter "j" exists in Spanish; in words, it's pronounced like an English "h".
Its name is 'jota' (pronounced 'KHAWtah'; 'KH' as in 'loch')
If you are asking how to transcribe the sound of an English "j" in Spanish, most Spaniards would use the letter "y" since many of them inflect it like an English "j" naturally, i.e. "yú" in Spain would be pronounced like the English "Jew". In other places, where "y" is not read this way, some Spanish speakers use the letter combination "jh" to signify the English "j" sound. This is why "Jhenifer" is spelled this way in many Hispanic communities.
You spell it A-J-O, AJO. You say it aah-jo
Jersey is spelled the same in Spanish as it is in English. Is is pronounced differently, with a Spanish 'j' .
how do you spell lemon in spanish
flaco is how you spell skinny is spanish.
Do you mean how do you spell the Spanish word for quit.
Jonathan
You spell it A-J-O, AJO. You say it aah-jo
Jersey is spelled the same in Spanish as it is in English. Is is pronounced differently, with a Spanish 'j' .
e-j-e-r-c-i-t-o
The Spanish name "José" is spelled J-O-S-É.
Jeremías. The letter J in Spanish makes an H sound so it should like hair-a-mi-oz
"Judy" and vocalized roughly the same as English. There are some Spanish speakers that write it as Yudí and pronounce the "y" with an English "j" sound or write it as Jhudy with the "jh" combination clarifying that it is the sound of an English "j" as opposed to a Spanish "j".
how do you spell lemon in spanish
J, or j, or Jay.
parece that is how you spell seems in spanish
"con" I think "con" is how you spell with in spanish.
flaco is how you spell skinny is spanish.