how do u say/write rose in your launguage?

Question

rose as in a name

Answer 1

In korean it's "Chang-mi" -(yes the Actual name, AND flower) I only knew one person with that name

창미

I am so not going to get the 10 points

Answer 2

Rosa in Spanish

Answer 3

Rosa

Answer 4

Rosa

Answer 5

In Croatian it's: Ruža.
The letter 'u' in this case sounds exactly like 'oo' in 'too', and 'ž' sounds like 'j' in the French name 'Jacques'. It's not a fashionable name nowadays; it sounds a bit rural and outdated. That's about the name!
And the flower is: ruža, but this time 'u' is shorter, and sounds like 'oo' in 'good'. Roses are very popular as flowers, though, and women gladly receive them :-))

Answer 6

In Serbian, it's "ruža". Explanation of pronunciation goes exactly the same as for Croatian.
The root of the word is Latin, and that's why it's so similar in many European languages.

Answer 7

Rosa that's my sisters name, a flor mais bela do meu jardin (the most beautiful flower in my garden)

Answer 8

Rose = ros (Swedish). As a girl's name, it would be Rosa.

Answer 9

Here is a link to it. I don't have Hebrew font so I had to find a link for you.

The Hebrew name for "Rose" is "Vered." It is pronounced "VEH-red," just like it looks in English.

http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/images/vered.gif

Another Hebrew name for "Rose" is "Shoshana" or "Shoshanah," also known as "Susanna" or "Susannah." "Shoshana" spelled either way (1st or 2nd version) is pronounced "sho-SHAH-nah."

http://www.my-hebrew-name.com/images/shoshanah.gif

Answer 10

Róża in Polish
(a little girl would be called Różyczka or Rózia) (ó is like u in "put")