NG in French
NG in French is GN, NG — NG means a Chinese surname, a romanization of a character meaning "yellow" or, in Cantonese, "fish," depending on the character used.
NG in French
GN
(petrochemistry) Initialism of natural gas.
NG
(Internet) Initialism of newsgroup.
What does "NG" mean?
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name A Chinese surname, a romanization of a character meaning "yellow" or, in Cantonese, "fish," depending on the character used.
"Mr. Ng opened a restaurant in the city center."
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NG in a sentence
- Mr. Ng opened a restaurant in the city center.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "NG" in French?
"NG" in French is GN, NG. NG means: A Chinese surname, a romanization of a character meaning "yellow" or, in Cantonese, "fish," depending on the character used.
How do you use "NG" in a sentence?
Example: "Mr. Ng opened a restaurant in the city center." In French, "NG" is GN, NG.
Are there other ways to say "NG" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "NG": GN, NG.
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