Bradley
/bɾadlei/from spelling rules
Bradley is a masculine given name in Spanish.
Bradley is used as a masculine given name. An informal and affectionate way to refer to someone named Bradley is Bradito.
How do you pronounce it?
/bɾadlei/
Did you know?
- In some Latin American countries, parents choose English names like Bradley because they believe it provides their children with a perceived social or professional advantage.
- While Bradley is not a traditional Spanish name, it has gained popularity in Latin America due to the influence of American cinema and television.
- If a Spanish speaker sees the name Bradley written in a text, they might intuitively attempt to read it using Spanish phonetic rules, potentially pronouncing it as 'bra-dle-yeh'.
Examples in context
- Bradley fue un astrónomo inglés.Bradley was an English astronomer.This sentence is useful for showing the name used in a biographical context for Bradley.Tatoeba #1033683 by hayastan, translation #1037188 by GPHemsley
- ¡Oye, Bradito! ¿Vamos a salir esta noche?Hey, Bradito! Are we going out tonight?
- Bradley es mi mejor amigo.Bradley is my best friend.
- Conozco a un chico llamado Bradley.I know a guy named Bradley.
Example conversation
Mateo introduces his friend to María.
- MateoMaría, te presento a Bradley.María, I introduce you to Bradley.
- MaríaMucho gusto, Bradley.Nice to meet you, Bradley.
- MateoÉl es de Estados Unidos.He is from the United States.
- MaríaBienvenido a nuestra ciudad.Welcome to our city.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
