We have recorded all of these in the last two years. Some have been recorded only the once others many times. Of course many Hispanic Americans simply use English language names for their children. The scope for English speakers to make use of Spanish names has so far been underappreciated. It’s best to ask someone in the know how to pronounce these names as it may not be as you think. Spellings can always be altered to make pronounciation easier for non-native speakers.
*Some of the names below are not traditional Spanish names but modern inventions by parents*
Aileen Anahi Alejandra Alma (means soul) Alondra Alona Amala Amalaya Amaris Amayalise Ameris Anabia Anahi Anarose Araceli Arena Aubrianna Audrina Augustina Azucena Ayali Azul (means blue)
Baylen Bebe (!) Belen Berenice Brenda
Camila Carmen Christiana Clara Concepion Constanza
Daleysia Daleyza Dalia Dalilah Dayana Delia Dulce
Elena Eliana Emilani Emiliana Enid Esperanza (means hope) Evianne Evolet Ezira
Felipa Fernanda Flor (means flower)
Galilea Geleanna Genesis Gladeliz Gregoria Guadalupe
Hilda
Itzel
Jaheily Jaylia Jazlaynie
Keilanys Ketrina
Mael Magdely Maglaia Maila Maiyelin Mareli Marianifer Maribel Marisol Marleen Maysia Melina Merna Meztly Milagros(means miracles) Milania
Naima Nayeli Nayeliz Noli Norma
Ocelyn Odairis Oriana
Peria Perla Pieriana Pilar
Reta Rosa Rosangelis Rosaelena
Sapphira Saraly Savanni Sofia Soribel Sulleyanna
Teriana Terrallana Tua
Valentina Vanessa Vianca Viridiana Viviana
Xavi Xitali
Yanell Yariely Yazlin Yoanna Yolanda Yulissa
unusualnames 