Is it grammatically correct to say "Does your name have an equivalence in English?"?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-07-02 10:14:47

Social Science

6 answers

Anonymous

Indeed: "Does your name have an equivalent in English?" But possibly more likely: "What language is that name in? Is there an English equivalent?"
Anonymous

Does your name have an English equivalent?
Anonymous

I would ask, "Is there an English version of your name?"
Anonymous

Perfect
Anonymous

Équivalence is wrong .. it should be equivalent. Does your name have an English equivalent ?
Anonymous

It should be "equivalent".