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In British English, the word for "turtle" is the same as in American English: it is "turtle." However, in the UK, the term "tortoise" is often used to refer specifically to land-dwelling species, while "turtle" typically refers to aquatic species. So, context can determine which term is more appropriate.
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How do you say turtle in Latin?
Turtle = Testudo
How do you say 'turtle' in greek?
To say the word turtle in the Greek language you say chelona. In the Latin language this word is said as turtur.
How do you say turtle in Malayalam?
Turtle (english) = aama (malayalam)
How do you say tutle in Samoan?
Do you mean TURTLE? If so, turtle = Laumei.
How do you say You resemble a turtle in French?
you say You resemble a turtle in French like this, Vous ressemblez a une tortue.
What was the turtle used for in the American revolution?
the turtle was used for bombing the blockade that the British had formed in front of one of the ports.
How do you say 'turtle' in Fijian?
Turtle in Fijian is = Vonu pronounced Voh/Knew.
How do you say 'turtle' in German?
Schildkröte
How do you say turtle in japan?
kame
How do you say turtle in Korean?
KABuGI!
How do you say turtle in Irish?
Turtar
How do you say turtle in Swahili?
kobe
