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Vietnamese , -in [viεtna'me:zə]Substantiv Maskulin, Feminin<-n, -n; -nen> vietnamita Maskulin Feminin[viɛtnaˈme:zə] ( Plural Vietnamesen) der -
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Vietnamese m <Vietnamesen; Vietnamesen>, Vietnamesin f <Vietnamesin; Vietnamesinnen> Vietnamlı -
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VietnameseVietnam71e23ca0e/71e23ca0se , Vietnam71e23ca0e/71e23ca0sin [v6cbf8257i/6cbf8257εtna'me:zə]<-n, -n> Substantiv Maskulin, FemininVietnamien(ne) Maskulin(Feminin) -
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Vietnamese m -n, -n вьетна́мец, ..мка -
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m; -n, -n1. Vietnamese* * *Vi|et|na|me|se [viɛtna'meːzə]1. m -n, -n,Vi|et|na|mé|sin[-'meːzɪn]2. f -, -nenVietnamese* * *Viet·na·me·se, Viet·na·me·sin<-n, -n>[vi̯ɛtnaˈme:zə, vi̯ɛtnaˈme:zɪn]m, f Vietnamese* * *der; Vietnamesen, Vietnamesen, Vietnamesin, die; Vietnamese, Vietnamesenen Vietnamese* * *1. Vietnamese2. umg Vietnamese restaurant;wir gehen zum Vietnamesen we’re going to a Vietnamese (place)* * *der; Vietnamesen, Vietnamesen, Vietnamesin, die; Vietnamese, Vietnamesenen Vietnamese -
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Viet·na·me·se, Viet·na·me·sin <-n, -n> [vi̭ɛtnaʼme:zə, vi̭ɛtnaʼme:zɪn] m, fVietnamese; s. a. Deutsche(r) -
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Vietnamese m vietnames -
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m -n, -nвьетнамец, вьетнамка -
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Vietnamése m, -n, -n виетнамец. -
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[vi̯ɛ-]m <-n, -n> вьетнамец -
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Vietnamése [vJEt-] m -n, -nвьетна́мец -
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Vietna'mese m Wietnamczyk -
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Vietna'mese m <Vietnamesen; Vietnamesen> Vietnamec m -
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m -n, -nСовременный немецко-русский словарь общей лексики > Vietnamese
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m vyetnamlı
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