how do you spell Brian in Hebrew and how do you spell Louisa in Hebrew please?
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There are two ways to do names in Hebrew. The first way would be to transliterate the names, so that in reading the Hebrew, one would be saying 'Brian' or 'Louisa.' \n\nThe other way is to take the meanings of the two names and translating the meanings of the two names into Hebrew. For example, in English my name is Stuart. The meaning of the name stuart/stewart, like a stewardess on an airplane, is one who takes care of something. The meaning translated into Hebrew would be Shomron, from the word shomer, a guard. Or i could just take the word 'Stuart' and spell it with Hebrew letters.
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The two girls who put av-ril la-veen are correct.  But so you actually understand...just say it like advil but without the d and with an r before the i.  And her last name is la like the word lava and the word bean only with a v.  la-veen  Avril is French for April but since Avril does not speak French her family pronounces it the Anglicized way (the way that I told you).
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Do you mean Hebrew? Contact your local community college or Jewish Community Center and ask if they offer classes or can recommend a tutor in your area.
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I think you can spell it Megan, Meghan, or Meagan.  I think the more common are the first two, especially the second one.
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I am named after a courageous woman from the bible and I love it cause its different, but no one ever knows how to pronounce it. JAEL (Hi-L).
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this might help,\n I  would think it would be joanne, A short syllable followed by a long syllable\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iamb
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the pronunciation goes like :el te lem (say it like it' s spelled)
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AJIN is the hebrew letter ayin.It is Hebraisches Alphabet.
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Your name in Yiddish is exactly that - SARAH! Sarah is a very jewish name.Our first forefather Abraham's wife's name was Sarah and we like to name our children after people we respected and who were tzadikim (saints), for example a parent, grandparent, rabbi, or someone from the Torah.\nAre you Jewish?
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Please - be׳vakasha - בְּבַקָּשָׁה
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hello sha-LOM \ngoodbye sha-LOM \ngood morning BO-ker TOV \ngood evening erev TOV \ngoodnight lie-lah TOV \nsee you later le-HIT-rah-OTT \nthank you to-DAH \nplease be-va-ka-SHA \nyou're welcome al low da-VAAR \nI don't speak Hebrew AH-NEE lo m'dah-BEHR ee-VREET \ndo you speak English? at-TAH m'dah-BEHR ang-LEET?
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Try the free trial here:\n\nhttp://www.1-800-translate.com/Hebrew.html
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Emily- אמילי\nKenneth- קנת\nAndrea- אנדראה\nJustine- ג'סטין\nJessica- ג'סיקה (original Hebrew form: יסכה)\nKevin- קוין\nRebecca- רבקה\nCurtis- קרטיס\nTravis- טראויס\nGrace- גרייס\nAlysha- אלישה\nKyle- קייל\nSlavic- סלביק\nDaniel- דניאל\nAdam- אדם\nSamantha- סמנתה\nJeremy- ג'רמי (original Hebrew form: ירמיהו)\nEsther- אסתר\nWilliam- וויליאם\nChris- כריס\nJoshua- ג'ושוע (original Hebrew form: יהושע)\nBenjamin- בנג'מין (original Hebrew form: בנימין)\nLindsay- לינדזי\nCarleigh- קרלי
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I'm sorry, but Maryon is wrong.\nIt should look like this: קלייטון טדטון \nThe letters are : Clayton = Kof Lamed Yod Yod Tet Vav NunSofit;  Tedeton = Tet Dalet Tet Vav NunSofit.
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John is phonetically pronounced "yahn-nee", just like the new age vocalist, "yianni".\nThere is no translation for Sheila, just use the name and let the Greek person pronounce it as is.
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both Hebrew and Arabic
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Spell along with me: L-A-Z-Y