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tr[vɪetnə'miːz]1 vietnamita1 (person) vietnamita nombre masulino o femenino2 (language) vietnamita nombre masculino1 los vietnamitas nombre masculino pluralVietnamese [vi.ɛtnə'mi:z, -'mi:s] n: vietnamita mf♦ Vietnamese adjadj.• vietnamita adj.• vietnamés, -esa adj.n.• vietnamita s.m.,f.• vietnamés, -esa s.m.,f.
I vi'etnə'miːz, ˌvɪetnə'miːzadjective vietnamita
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noun (pl Vietnamese)a) c ( person) vietnamita mfb) u ( language) vietnamita m[ˌvjetnǝ'miːz]1.ADJ vietnamita2. N1) (=person) vietnamita mf2) (Ling) vietnamita m* * *
I [vi'etnə'miːz, ˌvɪetnə'miːz]adjective vietnamita
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noun (pl Vietnamese)a) c ( person) vietnamita mfb) u ( language) vietnamita m -
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Vietnamese [‚vjetnəˈmi:z]1. adjective• North/South Vietnamese nord-/sud-vietnamien2. nounb. ( = language) vietnamien m -
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Vietnamese [ˏvjetnəˊmi:z]1. a вьетна́мский2. n вьетна́мец; вьетна́мка;the Vietnamese pl собир. Вьетна́мцы
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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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→ link=Vietnamees Vietnamees -
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Vietnamese [‚vjetnə'mi:z] (pl inv)1 noun(b) (language) vietnamien mvietnamien(embassy, history) du Viêt-nam; (teacher) de vietnamien -
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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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[ˌvɪetnə'miːz] 1. 2.1) (person) vietnamita m. e f.2) (language) vietnamita m.* * *Vietnamese /vɪɛtnəˈmi:z/A a.vietnamita: a Vietnamese dish, un piatto vietnamitaB n.1 (inv. al pl.) vietnamita: He's married to a Vietnamese, ha sposato una vietnamita; The Vietnamese are proud of their traditions, i vietnamiti vanno fieri delle proprie tradizioni* * *[ˌvɪetnə'miːz] 1. 2.1) (person) vietnamita m. e f.2) (language) vietnamita m. -
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1. adjective 2. noun, pl. same2) (language) Vietnamesisch, das* * *Vi·et·nam·ese[ˌvjetnəˈmi:z, AM viˌet-]I. adj vietnamesischII. n* * *["vjetnə'miːz]1. adjvietnamesisch2. n1) Vietnamese m, Vietnamesin f* * *A s1. Vietnamese m, Vietnamesin f:2. LING Vietnamesisch, das VietnamesischeB adj vietnamesisch* * *1. adjective 2. noun, pl. same2) (language) Vietnamesisch, das -
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1. nв'єтнамець; в'єтнамкаthe Vietnamese — збірн. в'єтнамці
2. adjв'єтнамський* * *I n.в’єтнамець; в’єтнамка; the Vietnamese в’єтнамціIIа в’єтнамський -
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adj. Vietnamees (betr. Vietnam)--------n. Vietnamees (taal; bewoner v. Vietnam)[ vjetnəmie:z] 〈meervoud: Vietnamese〉 -
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[English Word] Vietnamese[English Plural] Vietnamese[Swahili Word] Mvietnamu[Swahili Plural] Wavietnamu[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 1/2[Note] Mvietinamu is recommended standardization by TUKI and BAKITA; Mvietinam is recommended standardization by Radio Tanzania------------------------------------------------------------ -
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