Michigan in Italian
Michigan in Italian is Michigan, Micigan — Michigan means a U.S. state in the Great Lakes region, bordered by four of the five Great Lakes.
Michigan in Italian
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What does "Michigan" mean?
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noun A U.S. state in the Great Lakes region, bordered by four of the five Great Lakes.
"Michigan is famous for its automotive industry and its extensive coastline along the Great Lakes."
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- Michigan is famous for its automotive industry and its extensive coastline along the Great Lakes.
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What is "Michigan" in Italian?
"Michigan" in Italian is Michigan, Micigan. Michigan means: A U.S. state in the Great Lakes region, bordered by four of the five Great Lakes.
How do you use "Michigan" in a sentence?
Example: "Michigan is famous for its automotive industry and its extensive coastline along the Great Lakes." In Italian, "Michigan" is Michigan, Micigan.
Are there other ways to say "Michigan" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "Michigan": Michigan, Micigan.
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