How are you calling Germany in your language?
In Japan.
ドイツ(独逸) doitsu.
Alman-ya
Germânia.
>>59690939
t. Mehmet
Nemecko.
German is Nemec
it literally means mute person
>>59691032
t. Mehmet Mehmetci
ألمانيا
>>59690939
>>59691032
>>59691075
t. Hussein
>>59690792
Alemanha.
>>59691101
t. Boris Majekzs
도이췰란드 Deutschland
Saksa
Turquía
Alemaña
Njemačka
>>59690792
Germanistan
>>59691168
Where does it come from?
>>59690792
Duitsland
Duits comes from "duiden" (to point out) or "duidelijk" (clear), referring how they talk comprehensibly/understandable.
>>59690792
Krautland
Tanjurija
>>59691223
Saxon traders
>>59690792
Tyskland
>>59690997
Duitsland
>>59691223
Saxony, likely.
Which triggers me, because there are Saxon areas in the Netherlands.
Nemačka
Гepмaния
Germaniya
>>59691230
Is Deutsch also from that origin?
>>59691246
>>59691273
Thank you
Niemcy-Germany
Niemcy-Germans
>>59691273
>>59690792
/thread
>>59691440
Thank you
>>59691247
I thought it's Saksa?
svenska piggu go home.
>>59691440
>nemačka
нeмaчкa )))
>>59691369
Yes.
Dutch as well. We used to consider ourselves Duits as well (Dietsers or Nederduits, meaning Low German). The English went on to call us that because they had more contact with us than the Germans because we used to be quite important during the colonial era.
Later on, we began to call ourselves Nederlanders and only the Germans remained Duits in our language.
>>59691515
>>59690792
Alemanya/Germany
Counry name - Germania
Folk name - Nemci
>>59691540
Thanks for the information. Here we call you "Paises Bajos" (Low countries), but the people are "Neerlandeses"
>>59691655
Paises Bajos is the literal translation of "de Nederlanden" (The Low Countries) which is now used as singular Nederland (Low Country).
I've heard many Spanish speakers, especially South Americans, referring to it as Holanda, which is like calling Spain "Catalonia".
>>59691886
Yes, it's far more common but nevertheless it's only colloquial. "Neerlandes" sounds posh in an informal conversation, so we just say Holandes.
ジャーマンポテイト
>>59690792
in quebec it roughly translates as..
"post-nazi proportional republic of germania"
>>59690792
Allemagne
niemcy, szwaby, fryce, szkopy, germańce
>>59691176
ubij se glupa dijasporo
