french : l'anglais
german : englisch (but the "e" is pronounced like the e in bred)
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Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.Two countries cannot share the same abbreviation, Australia is spelt in English, but English is not the native language of Austria, so it does not use Aus as its name is spelt differently. German is the main language in Austria but it uses Aut, short for Autriche, the French name for Austria.
No, Lynae is not a French name. It is derived from the English language.
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.
"Charles" is a French equivalent of the English/German name "Karl."Specifically, the French word is a masculine proper noun. The pronunciation is "shahrl." The pronunciation of the English/German loan word in French is "kahrl."
Fritz is a German name for a man, the same as Gary is for a man in the English language
The name Gary does not have a direct translation in French. It is an English name that does not have a common equivalent in the French language.
The last name Sylvester is of French origin.
Alsace is a place with the same name in English as in French. In German is called Elsaß.
The French forename "Georgette" as with many proper nouns, remains the same in German.
It is a Scottish name, a nickname for a man with a bald head. Also derived from the Middle English 'Pate' meaning 'head or skull'. The name also has links to the French and German language
From the German word Hamastra. The older English name for the animal was the German Rat