Footsteps in Malagasy

Do you know Footsteps in Malagasy? How to use Footsteps in Malagasy and how to say Footsteps in Malagasy? How to write Footsteps in Malagasy? Now let's learn how to say Footsteps in Malagasy language.

Footsteps translate to Malagasy meanings: dian-tongotrao.
In other words, dian-tongotrao in Malagasy is Footsteps in English.
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English	Malagasy
Footsteps	dian-tongotrao

How to use Footsteps in Malagasy?

Meaning of Footsteps in Malagasy language is: dian-tongotrao.

Other words in Malagasy

Fire, Flax, Fist, Favoris, Furrow,

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7 reasons to learn a Malagasy language

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How to say Footsteps in Malagasy?

dian-tongotrao. This is your most common way to say Footsteps in dian-tongotrao language. Click audio icon to pronounce Footsteps in Malagasy::

English	Malagasy
Footsteps	dian-tongotrao

How to write Footsteps in Malagasy?

The standard way to write "Footsteps" in Malagasy is: dian-tongotrao

Alphabet in Malagasy

About Malagasy language

See more about Malagasy language in here.

Malagasy (/mæləˈɡæsi/; Malagasy pronunciation: [ˌmalaˈɡasʲ]) is an Austronesian language and the national language of Madagascar. Most people in Madagascar speak it as a first language, as do some people of Malagasy descent elsewhere..

Writing system in Malagasy

Latin script (Malagasy alphabet), Malagasy Braille

Malagasy Speaking Countries and Territories

Malagasy Speaking Countries and Territories: Madagascar, Comoros.

Malagasy native speakers

Malagasy native speakers: 25 million (2015).

Malagasy language code

Malagasy language code is: mg.

Conclusion on Footsteps in Malagasy

Now that you have learned and understood the common ways of saying Footsteps in Malagasy is "dian-tongotrao", it's time to learn how to say Footsteps in Malagasy. This will hopefully give you a little motivation to study Malagasy today.

dian-tongotrao in Malagasy meanings Footsteps in English.

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