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About.com has a language section and I believe German is one of those represented.
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What is the German language name for Luis?
The German language name for Luis is "Ludwig."
What is the German language equivalent of the name Michael?
The German language equivalent of the name Michael is "Michael." The name remains the same in German as it is a commonly used name in both English and German-speaking countries.
Is Hanchakove a German name?
It is not a German-language name. It looks Slavic, but it is possible that a few Germans have that name.
What is the German name for a Traindriver?
is a Traindriver in the German Language a Zugfuehrer or a Zugfahrer
What is the name Eric in German language?
The German equivalent of Eric is Erich.
What language is the name Mitch from?
i believe that is German...
What is the German language name for Aiden?
Haidan
What ethnicity is the last name Hoffberger?
It is a German-language name.
What nationality is the last name och?
It is a German-language name.
What is the German language name for jody?
The name Jody is a variant form of Judith, which also exists in the German language. A German equivalent to Jody might be Jutta (German short form of Judith). But actually you can't really translate names from a language to another. If someone's name is Jody, it won't change in another language. However, if you are looking for a German equivalent, it's probably Jutta.
Is the surname Richter a Jewish name?
It's a German name, a lot of Jews have German names because the Jews who lived in the German Principalities were required to buy German last names from the Princes. Any Jewish name in the German language obviously is a German name adopted by the Jews. Additionally, the Jewish language of Yiddish is a dialect of Old German.
What is the official language of the website Asdasd?
There are actually two websites with the name ASDASD. One is based out of Italy and the other is in Germany. One is predominantly in English and the other has both English and German, but is officially German.
