What does LFIGL mean?
LFIGL means Learn French Italian German Lati
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Learn French Italian German Lati?
Learn French Italian German Lati can be abbreviated as LFIGL
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What does LFIGL stand for? LFIGL stands for "Learn French Italian German Lati". |
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How to abbreviate "Learn French Italian German Lati"? "Learn French Italian German Lati" can be abbreviated as LFIGL. |
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What is the meaning of LFIGL abbreviation? The meaning of LFIGL abbreviation is "Learn French Italian German Lati". |
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What is LFIGL abbreviation? One of the definitions of LFIGL is "Learn French Italian German Lati". |
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What does LFIGL mean? LFIGL as abbreviation means "Learn French Italian German Lati". |
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What is shorthand of Learn French Italian German Lati? The most common shorthand of "Learn French Italian German Lati" is LFIGL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EFIGS - English, French, Italian, German, Spanish
- EFSGI - English, French, Spanish, German and Italian
- JFIGS - Japanese, French, Italian, German and Spanish
- PFIGS - Portuguese, French, Italian, German and Spanish
- FGI - French, German and Italian
- FIGS - French, Italian, German, Spanish
- FIGSA - French and Italian Graduate Student Association
- FGIS - French, German, Italian, Spanish
- BIG - British Italian German
- EFSG - English French Spanish German
- FEG - French English German
- FGIRS - French German Italian Russian Spanish
- FGIRSU - French German Italian Russian Spanish Urdu
- FIG - French Italian Greek
- FIG - French-Italian Glossary
- FICL - French Italian and Comparative Literature
- LFES - Learn French English Spanish
- LTSF - Learn To Speak French
- ARTE - Association Relative à la Télévision Européenne (French; Franco-German TV network)
- FIGS - French, Italian, German, Spanish. Shorthand used by some in considering or targeting the traditional four main languages of the European market and the demographics and communications variations required to address it.