Casablanca in Latin
Casablanca in Latin is Anfa — Casablanca means the largest city in Morocco, and the title of the classic 1942 film set there.
Casablanca in Latin
Anfa
The capital city of the region of Casablanca-Settat, Morocco.
What does "Casablanca" mean?
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name The largest city in Morocco, and the title of the classic 1942 film set there.
"They flew into Casablanca to start their trip through Morocco."
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Casablanca in a sentence
- They flew into Casablanca to start their trip through Morocco.
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What is "Casablanca" in Latin?
"Casablanca" in Latin is Anfa. Casablanca means: The largest city in Morocco, and the title of the classic 1942 film set there.
How do you use "Casablanca" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Casablanca to start their trip through Morocco." In Latin, "Casablanca" is Anfa.
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