Germany and germans has a lot of names!

[Visitor_22]

Germany and germans have many names! Just WOW!



Germany - Deutschland - Düütschland - Duitsland - Tyskland - Allemagne - Alemania - Almanya - Saksa - Germania - Германия - Niemcy ...



Germans - Deutsche - Düütsch - Duitsers - Tyskere - Tyskar - Tedeschi - Allemands - Alemanes - Saksalaiset - Германци - Niemcy - Немцы ...

[Xanthias]

Turkish names can be all ranged to one name: donkeys.

[Visitor_22]

Turkish names can be all ranged with one name: donkeys.

Who cares? This is about Germany.


Turks as I know a bit smarter and more succesful than their Middle Eastern terrorist neighbors.

[RedLight]

Yes this is true, but this also is true for Italy, in some countries languages the name for Italy have nothing for to do with the root Italia at all.

Same we can say for China or many other countries in the world.

[Xanthias]

Who cares? This is about Germany.


Turks as I know a bit smarter and more succesful than their Middle Eastern terrorist neighbors.

yeah, You are just very smart by spreading false things, and very succesful to avoid the truth. I cannot see other things you could be better in.

[Visitor_22]

yeah, You are just very smart by spreading false things, and very succesful to avoid the truth. I cannot see other things you could better in.

Sorry, but what do you want from me?


Isn't Turkey economically more stable than other Middle Eastern neighbors?


Personally I don't give a shit about them, middle eastern di*kheads.

[B01AB20]

Germany and germans have many names! Just WOW!



Germany - Deutschland - Düütschland - Duitsland - Tyskland - Allemagne - Alemania - Almanya - Saksa - Germania - Германия - Niemcy ...



Germans - Deutsche - Düütsch - Duitsers - Tyskere - Tyskar - Tedeschi - Allemands - Alemanes - Saksalaiset - Германци - Niemcy - Немцы ...

really

in spanish is 'Alemania' and 'Alemán', but you can hear also 'germanos' and 'teutones' (and teutonas ) .

[Visitor_22]

really

in spanish is 'Alemania' and 'Alemán', but you can hear also 'germanos' and 'teutones' (and teutonas ) .

Modern day germans look more slavic than teutonic.

[Hubal]

we use the term Lalmann

[aimar]

There's even more, in Portuguese: Alemanha / alemães/alemãs