[Tupelo]

Shaun in Gaelic is Sean. In Ebonics, it is Shawn. Or maybe Shawyon or Shawone. In English it’s John. In Spanish it’s Juan. French, Jean. Italian, Giovanni
So with a little coaching this guy could be damn near anything he wants to.

[Fiji Hill]

Shaun in Gaelic is Sean. In Ebonics, it is Shawn. Or maybe Shawyon or Shawone. In English it’s John. In Spanish it’s Juan. French, Jean. Italian, Giovanni

In Arabic, it's Yahya, and in Chinese, it's Yüeh-han.