Franco- in Japanese
Franco- in Japanese is 仏 — Franco- means a male given name, and a surname, from Italian or Spanish, related to Frank and Francis.
Franco- in Japanese
仏
Pronounced: futsu
Involving or relating to France or the French people, language, or culture.
What does "Franco-" mean?
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name A male given name, and a surname, from Italian or Spanish, related to Frank and Francis.
"Franco Zeffirelli directed several acclaimed films."
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Franco- in a sentence
- Franco Zeffirelli directed several acclaimed films.
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What is "Franco-" in Japanese?
"Franco-" in Japanese is 仏. Franco- means: A male given name, and a surname, from Italian or Spanish, related to Frank and Francis.
How do you pronounce 仏?
"Franco-" in Japanese is 仏, pronounced "futsu".
How do you use "Franco-" in a sentence?
Example: "Franco Zeffirelli directed several acclaimed films." In Japanese, "Franco-" is 仏.
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