What is a spanish name that is hard to pronounce or is real long?

Question

i am supposed to pick one for my spanish class

Answer 1

Teoedoro (Theodore)

Teobaldo (Theobald)

Answer 2

They're words from a Mexican dialect called Purepecha, they're even hard to pronounce for Spanish speakers, like the little town name's: "Parangaricutirimicuaro".

Answer 3

FOR MEN I THINK "HERMENEGILDO"

FOR WOMEN , "HERMENEGILDA"

THEY'RE NOT NICE BUT THEY'RE LONG AND HARD TO PRONOUNCE

Hope it helps :)

Answer 4

Eustaquio..

Florindo..

Calandrio..

Answer 5

Guillermo

Ezequiel

Seems pretty hard for me.??

Answer 6

Teresa García Ramírez de Arroyo

It is nice to know the reason behind these long names. When a baby is born, it receives 2 surnames. The first surname it receives is its fathers first surname and the second surname it receives is its mothers first surname. So Teresa's fathers first surname is Garcia and het mothers first surname is Ramirez. Then, when a woman gets married, it's common for her not to change her name but to add her husbands first surname, in this case Arroyo.

Answer 7

Ricardo =Richard.

Horacio = Horace

Rodolfo = Rudolph  

Evaristo = ???? (everest) ?

Rodrigo = ???? !

Alejandro = Alexander

Answer 8

wtf teobaldo. anyone in mexico use that kind of names

men names:

Ezequiel

Gonzalo

Rodolfo

Francisco

Guillermo

Demetrio

Alejandro

Sebastian

Esteban

Alberto

Eugenio

women names:

Esmeralda

Antonia

Cristina

Arantzazu

Carolina

Veronica

Rebeca

Patricia

Leticia

Lorena

Lourdes