In Spanish, "big dog" is "perro grande." In French, it's "grand chien." In German, you would say "großer Hund," and in Italian, it's "cane grande." Each of these phrases directly translates to the concept of a large dog in their respective languages.
Dog is "imbwa" in shona- one of the national languages of Zimbabwe.
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Since there is no Canadian language, and there are only two national languages of Canada, English and French, you would say dog or chien.
Spiders do not communicate with dogs as they cannot speak or understand each other's languages.
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in chinese, it's " he "
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A big dog would be "un grand chien" in French.
Spanish: orejas grandes French: grandes oreilles German: große Ohren Italian: orecchie grandi
"One and only" is a silly expression that other languages manage to avoid. It is like saying something is "big and large." Use tu
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