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Help[Facts] more Spanish Name Questions
So Im wondering about s, c, tx, tz and x
For example, the name Yulisa. I've found versions spelled Yulitza & Yulixa.
In fact, most names ending in -isa are also found in forms spelled -iza, -itsa, -ixa and sometimes -itza and -icsa or -ixsa.
Are any of these pronounced the same, or are they all separate names? Does it depend on the region of Spanish spoken?
-s and -c seem to be the same most of the time (like Rocio & Rosio, Monserrat and Moncerrat)-- is this right?
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For example, the name Yulisa. I've found versions spelled Yulitza & Yulixa.
In fact, most names ending in -isa are also found in forms spelled -iza, -itsa, -ixa and sometimes -itza and -icsa or -ixsa.
Are any of these pronounced the same, or are they all separate names? Does it depend on the region of Spanish spoken?
-s and -c seem to be the same most of the time (like Rocio & Rosio, Monserrat and Moncerrat)-- is this right?
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