Germany is called "Deutschland" in German.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Germany is called "Deutschland" in German.

Germany is called "Deutschland" in German.

Germany is in Central Europe.

Germany is a big country.

Germany borders on France.

(The German name for Oswiecim is Auschwitz.)

Germans are a frugal people.

a country called Germany

Germany is one of the countries that I would like to go to.

You're German, aren't you?

You're German, right?

You are German, right?

You're Germans, aren't you?

Germany has been severely punished.

Germany was once an ally of Italy.

Germany of today is not what it was ten years ago.

the country comprising of the former countries of East and West Germany

Germany has lost the Eastern market.

Germany borders on France.

His home country is Germany.

From here on out, I'd like to describe Germany.

Germany was playing a diplomatic game―at a game of diplomacy―with the Powers.

a German song, called lied

My German friend's name is Hans.

The population of Germany is less than half that of the United States.

Germany was triumphant―elated with success―exulting in her victory.

the Japanese [German] race

Germany during the Nazi regime

We're going to Germany.

an American who was born in Germany or whose ancestors were German