How do I spell my name in Polish?
Just don't question me, please :)). I'm just curious, though…my name is Sheela Avelin (with her middle name). Does anyone have any idea?
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If you were born by Polish parents in Poland, you might have Śila Awelin written, I guess that would sound as you call yourself now. I think it would be -a at the end of the second first name.
Hello,
Names are written in Polish as well as in German, that does not change.
Okay, thanks.
He doesn’t change why should he? Not in a country with different letters
Yeah, sure. In Polish there are several apostrophes, etc. Just read the “Sh” so: “ś” is written when I remember correctly, so I ask.
But normally the names do not change. the with these letters are also exclusively Polish origin
You are welcome
Okay, thanks
What’s that name or where are you from? The Poles have the same font as we do.
Come from Germany (food has Polish roots.. I think that is irrelevant). “Sheela” comes from the Persian as far as I know, “Avelin” comes from the English.