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Social sciences → Etymology → Word origins, A - H → Word origins, C
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  • Nninee
    In Spanish, it's 'queso'
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  • Winter Rain
    Queso in Spanish
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  • Someguy
    Arabic: جِبْنَه، جِبْن Chinese (Simplified): 乳酪, 奶酪 Chinese (Traditional): 乳酪, 奶酪 Czech: sýr Danish: ost Dutch: kaas Estonian: juust Finnish: juusto French: fromage German: der Käse Greek: τυρί Hungarian: sajt Icelandic: ostur Indonesian: keju Italian: formaggio Japanese: チーズ Korean: 치즈 Latvian: siers Lithuanian: sÅ«ris Norwegian: ost Polish: ser Portuguese (Brazil): queijo Portuguese (Portugal): queijo Romanian: brânză Russian: сыр Slovak: syr Slovenian: sir Spanish: queso Swedish: ost Turkish: peynir
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  • sophiesmom
    pardon the spelling..."fromage" in french
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  • meowry
    Queso in Spanish, fromage in French, kase in German (with an oomlaut over the "a"). Those are courses I took in school. But if you really want to know, you can go to: http://www.langtolang.com/ They can translate the word cheese into 31 other languages (not counting English, of course). This place helped me a lot when I was trying to learn Italian on my own. (Btw, Italian word for cheese is "formaggio".)
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