Mandarin Chinese is the official language of China. In French it is spelled "le Mandarin."
Dog. English is the language spoken in Scotland.
Actually it is not even spelt 'language'. It is 'langage' pronounced as lôN gäzh
It is spelt the same. Apparently it was originally a French word borrowed by we English
It's Creole. ( I think I spelt it right)
The phrase neehau means hello but it is spelt as ni hao. This is Mandarin language which is the official language in China.
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It helps to reunite the nation since it is generally spoken(lingua fraca)
I think you may have spelt it wrong. If you mean montagne then it means mountain, but there is no such thing as " mantagne" in the French language.
It is Polish too, but it is spelt Halo. In French there is a word spelled 'allo' which is used only when you answer to the phone.
The official language of people in Belgium is Dutch. People also speak the French and German languages throughout the country.
Lysol is spelt the same way as it is spelt in english.
Ron is a name, so it does not change when translated into a different language. Ron in French is simply spelt 'R,O,N'.