Languages - en to fr translation catalogue (83 entries)

note: Language in the asian country of approximately the same name
en: Abkhazian
fr: Abkhasien

note: Language in Albania
en: Albanian
fr: Albanais

en: American English
fr: Anglais américain

en: Arabic
fr: Arabe

note: Language in Armenia
en: Armenian
fr: Arménien

en: Australian English
fr: Anglais australien

en: Austrian German
fr: Allemand autrichien

note: Asian language from a nation of the same name
en: Azerbaijani
fr: Azerbaïdjanais

note: East Europe
en: Belarusian
fr: Bélarusse

note: Language in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe
en: Bosnian
fr: Bosniaque

note: Language of Brazil
en: Brazilian Portuguese
fr: Portugais brésilien

note: Language of England
en: British English
fr: Anglais du Royaume-Uni

note: Language of Bulgaria, Europe
en: Bulgarian
fr: Bulgare

note: Language of Burma, Asia
en: Burmese
fr: Birman

en: Canadian English
fr: Anglais canadien

note: language of Chechnya, Asia
en: Chechen
fr: Tchétchène

en: Chinese
fr: Chinois

note: Corsica is the island south of France, that belongs to France
en: Corsican
fr: Corse

note: Croatia is just east of Italy
en: Croatian
fr: Croate

note: Language of the Czech Republic, Europe
en: Czech
fr: Tchèque

note: Language of Denmark
en: Danish
fr: Danois

note: Language of Netherlands (Holland) and half of Belgium (often named Flamish)
en: Dutch
fr: Néerlandais

en: English
fr: Anglais

note: Artificial language, not used in any country
en: Esperanto
fr: Espéranto

note: Estonia is in the baltics, just west of Russia
en: Estonian
fr: Estonien

note: Faroese is spoken on the Faroe islands, which is part of Denmark, Europe
en: Faroese
fr: Féroïen

note: The same language as Dutch, but the version that is spoken in Belgium, Europe
en: Flemish
fr: Flamand

note: Finland is in north Europe
en: Finnish
fr: Finnois

note: Language of France
en: French
fr: Français

note: Language of a small region in the north of Netherlands and Germany
en: Frisian
fr: Frison

note: A language spoken in Scotland, north of England
en: Gaelic
fr: Gaélique

note: The most widely used language of Georgia, a country that neighbors Turkey (middle east)
en: Georgian
fr: Géorgien

note: Language of Germany, Austria and others
en: German
fr: Allemand

note: Language of Greece
en: Greek
fr: Grec

note: Language of Greenland, the largest island in the world, located in North America but belongs to Denmark, Europe
en: Greenlandic
fr: Groenlandais

note: A language spoken in India
en: Gujarati
fr: Goujrati

note: Language spoken on haiti and The Bahamas (amongst immigrants). Also named Creole.
en: Haitian
fr: Haïtien

note: Language of Israel
en: Hebrew
fr: Hébreu

note: The language of Hungary, Europe
en: Hungarian
fr: Hongrois

note: The language of iceland, Europe
en: Icelandic
fr: Islandais

note: Official language of Indonesia, Asia, a modified form of Malay
en: Indonesian
fr: Indonésien

note: Language of Italy, Europe
en: Italian
fr: Italien

note: Language of Ireland, Europe
en: Irish
fr: Irlandais

note: Language spoken in Indonesia and Suriname. Java is the most densely populated island in Indonesia, Asia.
en: Javanese
fr: Javanais

note: Language of Japan, Asia
en: Japanese
fr: Japonais

note: Language of Korea, Asia
en: Korean
fr: Coréen

note: Language spoken in northern Iraq, East Turkey and northern Iran
en: Kurdish
fr: Kurde

note: Language of Latvia, North Europe
en: Latvian
fr: Letton

note: Language of Lithuania, North Europe
en: Lithuanian
fr: Lituanien

note: Language of Luxembourgh, Europe
en: Luxembourgish
fr: Luxembourgeois

note: Language of the republic of macedonia, East of Italy, north of Greece
en: Macedonian
fr: Macédonien

note: Language on Malta, an Island in the mediterranean, the ocean between europe and africa
en: Maltese
fr: Maltais

note: The language of Moldavia, Asia
en: Moldavian
fr: Moldave

note: Language of Mongolia, north of China
en: Mongolian
fr: Mongol

note: Language of the country Nepal
en: Nepali
fr: Népali

note: The common name of the language, which in Norway, Europe, is named "Bokmaal"
en: Norwegian
fr: Norvégien

note: The language in Norway, Europe, that is very close to Danish
en: Norwegian Bokmaal
fr: Norvégien (Bokmål)

note: The language that is spoken in mostly western Norway
en: Norwegian Nynorsk
fr: Norvégien (Nynorsk)

note: Language of Iran, Asia
en: Persian
fr: Persan

note: Language of Poland, Europe
en: Polish
fr: Polonais

note: Language of Portugal, Europe
en: Portuguese
fr: Portugais

note: Language in a part of Switzerland, Europe
en: Raeto-Romance
fr: Rhéto-roman

note: Language of Romania, Europe
en: Romanian
fr: Roumain

note: Language of Russia
en: Russian
fr: Russe

note: Language of Serbia, east of Italy
en: Serbian
fr: Serbe

note: Language of Slovakia, central Europe
en: Slovak
fr: Slovaque

note: Language of Slovenia, east of italy
en: Slovenian
fr: Slovène

note: Language of Spain, Europe
en: Spanish
fr: Espagnol

note: Language of Sweden, North Europe
en: Swedish
fr: Suédois

note: Most widely spoken language in Switzerland
en: Swiss German
fr: Allemand de Suisse

note: Language of Tajikistan, a former soviet republic
en: Tajik
fr: Tadjik

note: Language in the northern part of Sri Lanka, an island close to India
en: Tamil
fr: Tamoul

note: Language of Thailand, Asia
en: Thai
fr: Thaï

note: Language of Tibet, close to China
en: Tibetan
fr: Tibétain

note: Language of Turkmenistan, a former soviet republic
en: Turkmen
fr: Turkmène

note: Language of Turkey
en: Turkish
fr: Turc

note: language of Ukraine
en: Ukrainian
fr: Ukrainien

note: A language spoken in various countries
en: Urdu
fr: Ourdou

note: language of Uzbekistan, a former soviet republic
en: Uzbek
fr: Ouzbek

note: Language of Vietnam, Indochina
en: Vietnamese
fr: Vietnamien

note: The french spoken in south Belgium, Europe
en: Walloon
fr: Wallon

note: The language in Wales, Great Britain, Europe
en: Welsh
fr: Gallois

note: Language spoken in South Africa
en: Zulu
fr: Zoulou
