In German, brown is 'braun'
In French, brown is 'brun' or when describing hair/eyes, it becomes 'marron'
Ronnie is spelled the same way in French, as it is a name that doesn't change when translated to another language.
The correct spelling is "language".
There isn't one universal African language, so there isn't a single way to spell "mother" in an African language. It would depend on which specific African language you are referring to.
I think the word you want is "language".
Another way to spell shillelagh is shillelagh.
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That is the correct spelling of "I have brown eyes and hair."(The asker did not specify a foreign language.)
If you mean in English, you spelled it correctly in your question. If you want to know how to spell it in another language, you have to mention the language in your question.
It looks like you are trying to spell the word translate. Translate is a verb meaning to change language from one language to another.
Japanese: ベッキー
Nothing in English. Perhaps it is another language or you did not spell it correctly?
Not really. Unless you write it in another language. Ex. in Spanish and is written as Y
You spell it the same as in English. Peoples names don't tend to change when translated into another language.
Morgen is another way to spell it. Interesting tidbit, in the German language 'morgen' means 'morning'
Uhhh... didn't you just spell it? Max was mad because he had to clean up?If you want the answer in another language, you have to put the name of the language in your question.
Correct names: In the Romanian language: România In the English language: Romania In the French language: Roumanie In the German language: Rumänien etc.
Spanish - caballo Italian - cavallo German - pferd French - cheval