Naive is the anglicized form of the French word naïve. Both forms are correct in English usage.
The accent tréma ¨ can be on an E, I, or U. It is used when two vowels are next to each other and both must be pronounced, e.g., naïve, Saül. Unlike the similar looking German umlaut, it does not affect or alter the sound of the accompanying vowel
"She had a problem with German spelling as she spelled the words with English phonetics."
That is the correct spelling of "common" (ordinary, usual).The German word for "come" is spelled kommen.The likely English word is common (average, normal, not rare).
Kindergarten
The name "Kiara" can be spelled the same way in German.
Sydney Henegar is spelled the same in German as it is in English
It is spelled the same as English.
Lyn is spelled the same in German as it is in English.
Parks is spelled exactly the same in German as in English.
The name "Sharon" is typically spelled the same in German as in English. However, it can sometimes be spelled phonetically as "Scharon" in German.
German translation of definite article 'the' is der (masculine), die (feminine) or das (neutral). It is spelled differently, because German is a different language. If they were spelled the same, it would not be German, but English.
German. It is spelled "nein" in German meaning "no" in English.
In German, the name Brandon Jackson would be spelled as "Brandon Jackson." German typically uses the same spelling for English names.