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Proper names are not normally translated. If you are "Jessica" that is how you should be addressed in either language.

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if you were in Spain it would be pronoced Je'ssica or in the south it would be prononced ye'ssica

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The first name of Jessica in Italian is Gessica. This name is said as Jesica in Polish, Jessica in French, and Jeshika in Korean.

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"Genoveva". (He-no-VE-vah) or "Ginebra" (Hin-eh-bra).

Or, for just a nickname like Jenny or the like: "Gena" (Hay-nah).

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Jesse with a spanish accent. It is not a spaish name, therefore there is no meaning for the word.

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Me llamo Jessica.

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