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There is no word for "quasquicentennial" (relating to a period of 125 years) in French. We would use "cent vingt-cinquième", "cent vingt-cinquième anniversaire" (literally: one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary) to express that in French.
Neither is there a german word for that. One would say "einhundertfünundzwanzigstes Jubiläum" oder "einhundertfünfundzwanzigter Jahrestag" which does mean one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary as well.
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How do you pronounce Quasquicentennial?
quasquicentennial
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How do you you say German in french?
German mean " allemand" in french
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Französisch
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