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What do you call someone from florence?
In English, you call her a Florentine.
What does a nube mean?
The "Old English" Word For Noob. Usually meaning someone is unintelligent or lacks common sense. Mainly used in online gaming. Call of Duty has many of these.
What do you call someone who captures someone?
A kidnapper A detainer A maniac?
What do you call someone who is 70?
A septuagenarian.
What do you call someone from Oxford?
Oxonian
What do you call someone that you are engaged to marry called in Germany?
Verlobter (male) Verlobte (female
What do you call someone your about to marry in church?
Uh, your fiance?
What do you call someone who is rioting?
A person engaged in rioting is called a rioter.
What do you call someone from florence?
In English, you call her a Florentine.
What do you call someone your about to marry?
"Fiance" Well fiancé is for a man and fiancée is for a woman.
What is the word you call someone you are engaged to?
The word used to refer to someone you are engaged to is "fiancé" if they are male and "fiancée" if they are female. These terms denote a person who is formally engaged to be married. The distinction in spelling helps indicate the gender of the individual in the engagement.
What do you call the person you are engaged to?
The person you are engaged to is commonly referred to as your fiancé if they are male, and fiancée if they are female. These terms denote a formal commitment to marry and are used during the engagement period leading up to the wedding.
What do you call someone who hates the English?
Someone who hates the English is often referred to as an "Anglophobe."
If someone has a fiance visa but chooses not to marry her fiance what is the possibility for her to marry someone else before the 90 days are up and can she marry with the current visa?
You took an oath that you are free and that you will marry him/her. It is a conditional visa. You brake the law if you do and really is fraud. Go back, do not get married and wait for your new love to call you back....
What is the word 'call' when translated from English to Japanese?
If we are referring to calling someone on a telephone, it can be "denwa suru." (to call)
Did Jesus marry his mum?
No!! Jesus never married! And he wasn't English, so he didn't have a 'mum' as you call a mother, or mom.
What do you call someone who speaks English and french?
A bilingual person or a Franco-Anglophone.
