What are some beautiful female spanish names?

Question

Do you like Thalia?

Answer 1

Rarely used female bilingual names in English and Spanish:

Aida (identified with the Italian language both in English and Spanish)

Alda (rare in both Languages)

Belinda (rare in both Languages)

Brenda (rare in both Languages)

Calista (identified with the Italian language both in English and Spanish)

Dora (rare in both Languages)

Juliana (identified with the Italian language both in English and Spanish)

Leonora (identified with the Italian language both in English and Spanish

Marla (rare in both Languages)

Martina (rare in both Languages)

Norma (rare in both Languages)

Tamara (rare in both Languages)

Ursula (identified with the Italian language both in English and Spanish)

Virginia (rare in both Languages)

Zoe (identified with the Greek language both in English and Spanish)

Commonly used female bilingual names in English and Spanish:

Abigail - Rare in Spanish

Adelaide/Adele/Adeliza/Alix/Adela

Amanda

Amelia/Amalia - The English spelling is tolerated in Spanish

Andrea

Anna/Ana - The English spelling is tolerated in Spanish

Annabel/Anabel - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Barbara - Rare in Spanish

Cecilia

Diana

Dolores - Rare in English

Elaine/Eliana - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Emily/Emilia - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Emma

Gemma - Rare in Spanish

Helen/Helena/Elena

Irene

Julia

Lisa - Rare in Spanish

Linda - Rare in Spanish

Mary/Maria - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Marcia - Rare in Spanish

Maura - Rare in English

Melinda - Rare in Spanish

Micaela - Rare in English

Miriam - Rare in English

Monica

Naomi - Rare in Spanish

Olga - Rare in English

Olivia

Patricia

Paula

Pauline/Paulina - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Pamela - Rare in Spanish

Priscilla/Priscila - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Rose/Rosa - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Sarah/Sara - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Serena - Rare in Spanish

Sophie/Sofie/Sophia/Sofia - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Susan/Suzan/Susann/Susanne/Suzanne/Sus... - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Sylvia/Silvia - The English spelling is tolerated in Spanish

Tanya/Tania - The Spanish spelling is tolerated in English

Theresa/Therese/Teresa

Veronica/Verónica

Victoria

And some combo ideas:

Heidi Victoria

Maria Rose

Irene Cecilia

Pamela Zoe

Ogla Miriam

Good luck! =)

Answer 2

Yolanda, Sandra, Olivia and Miranda

Answer 3

Thalia is a great name, I was thinking maybe

Gabrielle Solis Gonzales :)

I like the name Gabrielle but you might like this one

Thalia Gonales :)

Answer 4

this is a good website...

http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com...

and i'm hispanic and my name is Alexandra. but, the way it is spelled on my birth certificate is Alexandr-ya

Answer 5

estrella,esperanza,marisol...etc.

Answer 6

Esperanza

Estrella

Juliana

Mariella

Elena

Answer 7

Noemi

Answer 8

Mariana

Marcela

Cristina

Susana

Alejandra

Alicia

Anita

Carmina

Felipa

Elisa

Felicia

Catalina

Francisca

Isabella

Maria

Lucia

Martina

Rebeca

Answer 9

Esmeralda

Esperanza

Selena

Candelaria

Carmelita

Gabriela

Paulina

Hope I helped.

and congrats. =]

Answer 10

I know a Thalia and I never call her that because I honestly am not sure about the pronunciation of her name! I don't want to insult her.

I like Paloma or Alessandra.

Answer 11

paco,esteban, shakira

Answer 12

Cristina, Blanca, Melita, Paloma, Anita, Alita, Teresa.

Answer 13

Selena