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No. 5,967 in French

deutschland

"Deutschland" is the German word for "Germany." It is not French.

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  • Je rêve de visiter l'Allemagne, aussi appelée Deutschland en allemand.

    I dream of visiting Germany, also called Deutschland in German.

    Here, 'Deutschland' is used to reference the name of the country Germany as it is referred to in the German language.

  • Elle a appris à parler le dialecte de Deutschland avec une grande facilité.

    She learned to speak the dialect of Deutschland with great ease.

    In this context, 'Deutschland' is used symbolically to refer to the country as a linguistic region, highlighting dialectal variations found within Germany.

  • Le mot 'Deutschland' signifie 'Allemagne' dans la langue allemande.

    The word 'Deutschland' means 'Germany' in the German language.

    Here, 'Deutschland' is explained linguistically as the German term for the country Germany, emphasizing its etymological or translational aspect.

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