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What are German Sporting Personalities?
There are far to many to list, the link below shows a comprehensive listing.
What are 2 German sports people?
The tennis player Boris Becker and Micheal Schumacher are the two best known sports personalities from Germany.
How do you spell Zachary in German?
Except for historical personalities, names are very rarely translatated, Zachary is spelled the same in German. There is no German equivalent.
How do you spell Julia lee in German?
With the exception of historic personalities, names are not translated, so it remains Julia Lee in German
How you say 'lap' in German?
If you mean lap in a sporting sense, the German word is Runde. If you mean the lap of a person, then the German word is Schoß
How do say Peterson in German?
Except in the case of historic personalities, it is not normal practice to translate names. Peterson remains unchanged in German.
What does the character German do for a living in the movie Gattaca?
German , played by Tony Shalhoub , makes a living by 'trading personalities' .
What is the product that Kletterseil sells?
The Kletterseil company is a German company which makes sporting equipment products. The sporting equipment products which they sell are climbing ropes.
Are German Shepherds good sporting dogs?
Yes, German Shepherds are versatile sporting dogs known for their agility, speed, and endurance. They excel in activities such as agility, obedience, herding, and protection sports. With proper training and socialization, they can be competitive and successful in various sporting events.
How do you write Clare Elizabeth Dwyer in German?
With the exception of a few historical personalities, names are not translated, so Clare Elizabeth Dwyer is the same in German.
How do you spell Kirk in German?
Names are rarely "translated". This is normally only done in the case of historical personalities There is no German equivalent of Kirk. It is spelled the same.
How do you say Daniel in German?
Names are rarely "translated". This is normally only done in the case of historical personalities There is no German equivalent of Danny. It is pronounced the same.
