Del Angel is most likely Spanish in origin, meaning "of the angel". If it refers to a person name Angel, it means "of Angel".
From Latin angelicum, a (from angelum), related to angels. Actually, the Spanish spelling is "Angélica", a name for women.Garden Angelica (botanical, in English)
That would be "San MIguel arcangel" (with an accent on the second "a" of arcangel). That's Spanish for "the arch-angel Michael".
The spelling is the same, Angel (pronounced ahn-hell).
Im Indian but i take Mexican and Indian the same so i do know spanish and In spanish "angel" is spelled the same way as it is in English (ANGEL).How you say "baby" is bebe in spanish.
Angel del cielo
Solangel means 2 things sol mean sun in spanish and angel of course means angel wich in my name is spanish
angel
Del Angel is most likely Spanish in origin, meaning "of the angel". If it refers to a person name Angel, it means "of Angel".
Angel in Spanish is Angel pronounced differently, like Ang in angle and hell
ángel
Angel is spelled the same way in Spanish as it is in English. The difference is in the way it is pronounced. In Spanish, it is pronounced AHN-hel.
ángel for an angel (with accent on a) Angel for a name
you are an angel
angel (with an accent on the 'a'), pronounced AHnkhell
Do you mean "ángeles", the Spanish word for "angels"? If so, you need to correct your question's spelling.
"Tu ángel" is a Spanish equivalent of "your angel."Specifically, the possessive adjective "tu" means "your." The masculine noun "ángel" means "angel." The pronunciation is "too AHN-khehl."