How would Joanne been titled if Gaga had been born in your country?

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Johanne 

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If you "translate" to Portuguese it will be Joana (Just like some Brazilian fans like to refer to it). However, as it was inspired by her late aunt, if she had been born in Brazil, her name would probably be Maria 

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Ioana

lol

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Yohanna

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9 minutes ago, EvilRegal said:

There's a girl I know called Joana so...

Well, yeah, but 'Joana' is certainly a foreign name 

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Joana

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Jane?

And Asia in Polish?

[Mitosisoffuture 179]

Ioana. Ce coincidență 

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 Estefanía Juanita Angelina 

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French: Joanne? 

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Still probably Joanne. But Joanna's pretty common.. 

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神は慈悲深いです 

 

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1 hour ago, The Bling said:

damn you beat me to it 

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In France I haven't never heard of anyone called Joanne. I met some girls called Joana, Joanna or Johanna. Maybe Jeanne but it's the French equivalent for "Jane". And we have Joan, Johan (pronounced like Joanne) but these are male names, so I guess that French people shouldn't call their daughter Joanne because orally, it would be mistaken as a male name.

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47 minutes ago, Oriane said:

In France I haven't never heard of anyone called Joanne. I met some girls called Joana, Joanna or Johanna. Maybe Jeanne but it's the French equivalent for "Jane". And we have Joan, Johan (pronounced like Joanne) but these are male names, so I guess that French people shouldn't call their daughter Joanne because orally, it would be mistaken as a male name.

It is Jeanne or Jeanette, because they all relate to Jean, John, Johannes, etc., all variations of the same root.