Liliana

^^also while not common in English I love Inez and Violeta

My dad is Argentine and until recently there was a law that baby names had to be Spanish...but his parents and entire extended family were British, so I have a long list of these in my family!

Marina
Monica
Claudia
Isobel
Sofia
Luisa
Leonora
Elena
Camila
Emilia

Rosa / Rosario

Marguerita

Carmen

Lisa

Monica

Sonya

Sofia

Isabella

Stella

Renata

Martina

Regina

Alicia

Flora
Elena
Carmen
Clara
Pilar
Paloma

My daughter is Susanna. (We are white, non-Hispanic, but I am Italian American and often mistaken for Hispanic.) Susana is the Spanish spelling if you prefer.

The only one that is very hard for a lot of pepole is Ximena.

Mira

Yes some names in here are pronounced differently in English and Spanish which I did not want. I wanted them to be pronounced as closely as possible - not like Eva and Eva.

Emilia
Lucia
Mariana
Gabriela
Eliana
Sofia

Anonymous wrote:Linda.

No! 😂

Anonymous wrote:Ava
Eva
Grecia
Carmen

I know someone named Eva who uses the spanish pronunciation and gets frustrated that people constantly call her EEE-va.

Victoria
Maya
Lucia
Elena

Really, just avoid the J names (Julia!) and most of the others are similar.

Nora or Sofia is the OG English/Spanish girl name.

I also like Alicia, Aitana, Irene, Ione, Lucia, Marta.

if you want to be Spain-trendy, little old lady names like Paula and Manuela are very in right now.

Luisa, Paloma, Pilar, Cristina, Gloria

Luna
Amelia
Carolina (caroleeeena)
olivia
natalia
Ana
Camila
Emma