西班牙为什么翻译成西班牙

❶ 为什么翻译成西班牙 葡萄牙

西班牙语 Por qué 葡萄牙语 Por que 其实是一样的

❷ 西班牙为什么叫西班牙

西班牙的西语名称叫做ESPANA（N上有一撇，我这打不出来），西语的读音叫“艾斯巴尼亚”（大致读音）， 读起来很像中文“西班牙”的读音，于是就命名为西班牙了。 这个不是根据英文发音来读，而是用西语发音来读的。

葡萄牙也是类似

❸ 西班牙英文为spain，简称为什么叫ESP

因为在西班牙语里，西班牙写作＂España＂。

❹ Spain为什么翻译成西班牙呢

就是音译来的啊。。。。SPAIN..西班牙。。。。很接近啊。。。

❺ 西班牙用英语怎么翻译

Spain 英[speɪn] 美[speɪn]
n. 西班牙（欧洲国家）;

❻ 为什么spain要翻译成西班牙

西班牙是从西语的Espana来的, 过去称为“日斯巴尼亚”（日字需以粤语读才音近）。后来统一为西班牙。 明朝的葡萄牙在明史译作“布尔都嘎尔”，显然是普通话。但这个译法不知怎么没有流传，到清朝至今又换成了南方的民间译法。葡萄两字当是尽量用有实意的汉字拼凑的音译，就如早期的“诗家谷”之于Chicago。 “牙”，厦门、潮州读 ga 或 ge ，另有许多方言读ŋa 。因此“海牙”是音译。“葡萄牙”、“西班牙”也是。

❼ 西班牙的英文发音很像是“死笨”，中国人为什么翻译成西班牙

西班牙是从西语的Espana来的, 而且是由粤语的音译来的。过去称为“日斯巴尼亚”（日字需以粤语读才音近）。后来统一为西班牙。

❽ 西班牙用英语怎么说

Spain / spein /
西班牙(欧洲南部国家，首都马德里)[全称the Kingdom of Spain西班牙王国，西班牙语Espana]

❾ 西班牙用西班牙语怎么说

España是西班牙
Español是西班牙语，西班牙人，西班牙语的，西班牙人的

❿ spain为什么译成西班牙

西班牙人用西班牙问 Espana, 读做西班牙

Origins of "Sí, Spain"
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www.sispain.org/english/origins.html

参阅这段 Dr. Jožko Šavli博士 所写的文章，解释西班牙名字的来源：

by Dr. Jožko Šavli

In my search for Venetic (Vendic) place names and their meaning, which can be identified on hand of modern Slovenian, I also came across the name Piano di Spagna, north of the well-known Italian lake Lago di Como, not far from Milan. It denotes flatland close to the lake, where the Adda River has its outflow. I knew that the name was not of Italian origin. Indeed, the etymon Spagna (Spain), in its modern meaning, cannot be referred to this place. Since there are many "Slovenian" (Venetic) names in this area, I suppose the name Piano di Spagna is probably also of Venetic origin. But I could not compare it with a Slovenian parallel, as to explain its meaning.

It was a pure coincidence that I previously had made a registration of micro toponyms in the area of my native village close to Tolmin, in the upper Soca (Isonzo) basin of Slovenia. One of those toponyms has the form Špane (pl.). It describes a small piece of gentle, nearly plain superficies, found in the middle of the steep slope of Mt. Vodel. From the morphology of superficies I can only conclude, that the name Špane has to be a dialectal form of Splane, composed of the basic etymon plan (plain) and the s-preformative, which in Slovenian still means a completed state or situation.

Thus, Piano di Spagna, denoting a plain superficies at the outflow of the Adda River into Lake Como, could only be explained by the Venetic dialectal form Špane (in origin Splane). The etymon "Spagna" deriving from the dialectal form Špane, bears witness, that the Venetic language already in the pre-Roman period was differentiated by dialects. Later, when the Latin or Roman (Italian) language prevailed, this name was not comprehensible any more, and the Italian etymon Piano was added, having the same meaning.

In Slovenia one can find other names of such form. But the Italian word Spagna means also Spain. Are there any connections between Spagna (Splane) and Spain (España)? From the morphologic point of view, I had established, that the Pyrenees Peninsula is composed of several plains, particularly Castile. If it would concern only the word "plains", the name Spain (España) would be explainable also in other languages, in which the word "plain" appears. But the s-preformative is only to be found in Slovenian, which is considered the modern Venetic language.

Indeed, it seems that a current of our Venetic predecessors, who were the bearers of the famous Urnfield culture (after 1200 BC), reached the Pyrenees Peninsula, too, to which they left their name denoting the plains, and this name has been preserved until today.