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245 months ago

winson (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

English > Spanish

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

winson

Context:

name of a person

Keywords:

name of a person

 

 

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245 months ago

Cinnamon Nolan  See my profile wrote:

Winson

My comment:

There is no translation; leave it in the original.
No hay nombre equivalente; hay que dejarlo en inglés.

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245 months ago

Cinnamon Nolan  See my profile wrote:

If it is a name of a person it should be in capital letters and it is no to be translated

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245 months ago

AcTra  See my profile wrote:

Either it is the name of a person as it has been said, or it's "encantador"

My comment:

If this word is wrongly written, it could be referring to "winsome", which is pronounced very alike "winson". And if that should be the case it means charming.

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245 months ago

AcTra  See my profile wrote:

Winson

My comment:

If it is a name, it is a name. The asker is Winson? This sounds like a surname, so it is definitely not translated.

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245 months ago

AcTra  See my profile wrote:

Winson

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Names of persons don't change from a language to another.

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245 months ago

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Of course.

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