München in different languages
Lungsod ng München (Tagalog)
Minca (Romansh)
Minhen (Bosnian)
Minhene (Latvian)
Miunchenas (Lithuanian)
Mnichov (Czech)
Mníchov (Slovak)
Monachium (Polish, Latin)
Monaco de Baviera (Sardinian)
Monaco di Baviera (Italian)
Monacu di Baviera (Corsican)
Monacum (Latin)
München (Norwegian Nynorsk, Romanian, Volapük, Breton, Language Name, German, Ido, Swedish, Hungarian, Afrikaans, Danish, Indonesian, Finnish, Croatian, Norwegian, Vietnamese, Estonian, Icelandic, Dutch, Slovenian)
Munhen (Uzbek)
Münhen (Azerbaijani)
Munic (Occitan (post 1500), Catalan)
Múnic (Galician)
Munich (Tagalog, Basque, French)
Múnich (Spanish)
Munich (Malay (macrolanguage), Breton, Yoruba)
Múnich (Aragonese, Guarani)
Munich (
English)
Munîh (Kurdish)
Münih (Turkish)
Munique (Portuguese)
Munkeno (Esperanto)
Mynihu (Albanian)
Myunxén (Uighur)
Μόναχο (Modern Greek (1453-))
Минхен (Serbian, Macedonian)
Мюнхен (Ukrainian, Tajik, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Mongolian, Chuvash, Russian, Kazakh, Ossetian)
Мүнхен (Tatar)
Մյունխեն (Armenian)
מינכן (Yiddish, Hebrew)
مونیخ (Persian)
ميونخ (Arabic)
میونخ (Urdu)
म्युन्शेन (Marathi)
म्यूनिख (Hindi)
মিউনিখ (Bengali)
மியூனிக் (Tamil)
ಮ್ಯೂನಿಕ್ (Kannada)
มิวนิก (Thai)
မြူးနစ်ချ်မြို့ (Burmese)
მიუნხენი (Georgian)
ミュンヘン (Japanese)
慕尼黑 (Chinese)
뮌헨 (Korean)
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