So you want to know how these Spanish nouns are pronounced? Just click on them, listen and repeat!
(If the name you’re looking for is not listed here, e-mail me and I’ll add it).
Feminine Proper Nouns:
| Alicia (Alice) Amparo Ana (Anne) Ángela Ángeles Antonia Ariadna Beatriz Carolina (Caroline) Cecilia Celia Concepcion Dolores | Elena Elvira Esperanza Eva (Eve) Gema Inmaculada Isabel (Elisabeth) Julia Laura Leticia Lorena Lucía Luisa María (Mary) | Marina Marta (Martha) Olga Olvido Paz Rocío Rosa (Rose) Rosario Sofía Sara Susana Verónica Victoria Virtudes |  |
Masculine Proper Nouns:
| | Alberto (Albert) Alfredo (Alfred) Álvaro Andrés (Andrew) Ángel Antonio (Anthony) Armando Arturo (Arthur) Carlos (Charles) César Daniel Darío David Domingo | Fernando Francisco (Francis) Gerardo Gabriel Gonzalo Guillermo (William) Héctor Ignacio Jaime (James) Javier Jesús Jorge (George) José (Joseph) Juan (John) Julián | Lucas Luis Manuel (Manolo) Miguel (Michael) Óscar Pablo (Paul) Pedro (Peter) Rafael Ramón Ricardo (Richard) Roberto (Robert) Santiago (James) Sergio Vicente |
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