No. SARL stands for Société à responsabilité limitée, a type of company equivalent to a UK limited company (or Ltd), or (roughly) a privately held US corporation. A trademark is a type of intellectual property right.
SA or Sarl
The abbreviation SARL stands for "Société à Responsabilité Limitée" in French, which translates to "Limited Liability Company" in English. It is a type of business structure commonly used in France and other French-speaking countries.
Société à responsabilité limitée basically its a French word for LLC (Limited Liability Company )
une société (SA, Sarl)
Wii is a trademark. Trademarks are the same in every language.
"Baileys" in French is the same as "Baileys" in English : a trademark © R&A Bailey & Co. 2009
Trademark is translated by "marque déposée" in French
SARL is an acronym; it expands to "company with limited liability." In British English : Ltd. In American English : LLC.
If you mean 'ink' - encre, if you are talking about a corporation or commercial company, it's SA (Société Anonyme) or SARL (Société à responsabilité limitée).
"Frisbee" is Frisbee in French because Frisbee is a trademark name.
marque de fabrique
French corporations typically use SA (société anonyme, anonymous partnership).The French equivalent of an LLC is SARL (société à responsibilité limitée, company with limited liability).The French word that corresponds to "incorporated" is incorporé, which is how Inc would be said.