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Italian: Tedesco
incorrect. It's "Germania". Tedesca / tedesco means "German" (as in a person, or the language)
Which, in my opinion, was always worse. Germania? Cool. Germanio, germanii? No, tedesco, tedeschi. Grazie al cazzo, Italia!
Tedesco is the better one (imo) because it has the same root as Deutsch. I wish they would call the country Tedeschia.
Greek: Germaniα (Γερμανία)