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Help[Opinions] Re: Natalija and Gabrielja
in reply to a message by Jackie
I don't care for the spellings, but the names are fine. In Spanish, "J" sounds like an English "H." I imagine it's related to that.
-- Sarah
-- Sarah
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Actually...(m)
The Js come from Eastern European languages like Latvian and Crotatian. They sound just like a Y: nah-TAHL-ee-yah and gah-bree-EHL-yah. I'm not sure what's up with Gabrielja, though. Are you sure it wasn't Gabrijela?
The Js come from Eastern European languages like Latvian and Crotatian. They sound just like a Y: nah-TAHL-ee-yah and gah-bree-EHL-yah. I'm not sure what's up with Gabrielja, though. Are you sure it wasn't Gabrijela?
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Oh, thank you!
~Jacqueline~
~Jacqueline~
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