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Posted 2006-April-19, 07:11

A nice student asked for my help with a collection he got, he collects objects names in many langueges, now he needs the names of the bridge suits ♣♦♥♠ in as many langueges he can find.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
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Posted 2006-April-19, 07:24

Swedish:

♠ Spader
♥ Hjärter
♦ Ruter
♣ Klöver
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Posted 2006-April-19, 07:34

In German:

Pik Coeur Karo Treff

In more common games the same suits are named:
Pik Herz, Karo, Kreuz
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Posted 2006-April-19, 08:11

Portuguese:

♠ espadas
♥ copas
♦ ouros
♣ paus
NT sem-trunfo

(Can add the spelling if you want.)
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Posted 2006-April-19, 08:26

French :

♠ Pique
♥ Coeur
♦ Carreau
♣ Trčfle

NT = SA (sans atout)

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Posted 2006-April-19, 08:33

Estonian

♠ pada (some call it "poti", but this is not official)
♥ ärtu
♦ ruutu
♣ risti
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Posted 2006-April-19, 08:35

Italian

♠ Picche
♥ Cuori
♦ Quadri
♣ Fiori
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Posted 2006-April-19, 09:19

Dutch:

Schoppen
Harten
Ruiten
Klaveren.

Flemish: (joke @ Frederick)

Schopske
Harteke
Ruitske
Klaverke
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2006-April-19, 09:36

Romanian:

♠Pica
♥Cupa
♦Caro
♣Trefla
It's not what you are, it's how you say it!

best regards
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Posted 2006-April-19, 09:41

Hannie, on Apr 19 2006, 05:19 PM, said:

Flemish: (joke @ Frederick)

Schopske
Harteke
Ruitske
Klaverke

Rather something like:
Schuppe
Hette
Koeke
Klavere
... but that will probably be different for Frederick
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Posted 2006-April-19, 10:28

Spanish:

♠ Pica or Pique (latter probably French derived)
♥ Corazón
♦ Diamante
♣ Trébol

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Posted 2006-April-19, 11:31

Codo, on Apr 19 2006, 02:34 PM, said:

In German: Pik Coeur Karo Treff
In more common games the same suits are named:
Pik Herz, Karo, Kreuz

I guess one should pick the second option (♠Pik, ♥Herz, ♦Karo, ♣Kreuz) which are the "official" names. If the request is specifically about Bridge, go for the first option.
(This was just for clarification, not nitpicking ;-).
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Posted 2006-April-19, 11:53

Transliterated Russian

♠piki
♥chervi
♦bubi
♣trefy
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Posted 2006-April-19, 12:31

Hindi:

♠ Kaala paan
♥ Laal paan
♦ Eeth
♣ Chidi


kaala paan literally means black betel leaf.
laal paan is red betel leaf.
eeth means a brick.
chidi means a bird.
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Posted 2006-April-19, 12:43

Czech:

♠ piky
♥ srdce
♦ kára - the first a is with stroke (if you have some strange non-czech charset)
♣ trefy
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Posted 2006-April-19, 13:35

English

Spades
Hearts
Diamonds
Clubs

:)
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Posted 2006-April-19, 14:02

Codo, on Apr 19 2006, 08:34 AM, said:

In German:

Pik Coeur Karo Treff

In more common games the same suits are named:
Pik Herz, Karo, Kreuz

in german card games, using german card symbols not french ...
Grün (?!) Herz Schellen Eichel

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
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Posted 2006-April-19, 15:38

Thanks alot
You are great, the man is going to be very happy tomorrow.
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Posted 2006-April-19, 15:47

In hebrew

♠pic (not a hebrew word)
♥Lev
♦Yahalom
♣Tiltan
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Posted 2006-April-19, 15:48

kgr, on Apr 19 2006, 04:41 PM, said:

Hannie, on Apr 19 2006, 05:19 PM, said:

Flemish: (joke @ Frederick)

Schopske
Harteke
Ruitske
Klaverke

Rather something like:
Schuppe
Hette
Koeke
Klavere
... but that will probably be different for Frederick

Always funny when Dutch people try to speak Flemish :D

kgr, that sounds a lot like Aantwaarps :P

Here's the only language from Bruges (some form of Flemish):
♠ piekngs
♥ ertns
♦ koekngs
♣ kloavrs
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