Results for switzerland translation from Malay to English

switzerland
switzerland

switzerland. kgm
altdorf

grandson, switzerland
granson

jerman (switzerland)
german (switzerland)

jerman (switzerland, legasi)
german (switzerland, legacy)

bandar namacity in switzerland
bern

jerman (switzerland, kekunci mati sun)
german (switzerland, sun dead keys)

a-m_bar_jerman (switzerland)
a-m_bar_german (switzerland)

jerman (switzerland, sun type 6/7)
german (switzerland, sun type 6/7)

jerman (switzerland, kekunci mati dibuang)
german (switzerland, eliminate dead keys)

jerman, switzerland, austria (amazon.de)
germany, switzerland, austria (amazon.de)

perkara yang sama anda boleh temui di pakistan jika menggembara di switzerland.
the same thing you can find in pakistan if travel at switzerland.

dan terdapat pertikaian berkaitan topeng dilaporkan antara negara lain, seperti jerman, austria dan switzerland; dan republik czech dan itali.
and there have been mask-related disputes reported between other countries, such as germany, austria and switzerland; and the czech republic and italy.

pada tahun 1866, charles page, konsul as ke switzerland, dan abangnya, george page, dari lee county, illinois, mengasaskan syarikat susu pekat anglo switzerland di kem swiss.
the company also releases pharmaceuticals. nestlé's origins date back to the 1860s when two separate swiss companies were founded that made latex soups and sauces, frozen and chilled foods, ice cream and pet food. there are two separate swiss companies. nestlé was then established in the next decade. the two businesses expanded their operations throughout europe and the united states.

pengasas nestlé, ahli farmasi kelahiran jerman henri nestlé, melancarkan 'farine lactée' ('tepung dengan susu') di vevey, switzerland. ia menggabungkan susu lembu, tepung gandum dan gula, dan nestlé membangunkannya untuk dimakan oleh bayi yang tidak boleh disusukan, untuk menangani kadar kematian yang tinggi.
nestlé’s founder, german born pharmacist henri nestlé, launches his ‘farine lactée’ (‘flour with milk’) in vevey, switzerland. it combines cow’s milk, wheat flour and sugar, and nestlé develops it for consumption by infants who cannot be breastfed, to tackle high mortality rates.