Examples of using Normandy in English and their translations into Thai
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VISIT ROUEN Normandy.
Normandy, if you wish.
It really is Normandy.
Normandy Ferries Brittany Ferries.
The invasion of Normandy.
Normandy. It really is Normandy. .
Art Battle of Normandy.
Normandy had several advantages on Pas-de-Calais.
The invasion of Normandy.
In 1066, William, the Duke of Normandy, disputed the claim of the new English king, Harold Godwinson.
Cholong-sur-Avre, Normandy.
The dukes of Normandy and the kings of England led their origins from common ancestors with Scandinavian roots.
Hey, going to Normandy.
On May 5, the exhibition“Femmes en Dior” was officially opened in the museum that Dior has in Granville Normandy.
Ahead, the Normandy beaches.
Next stop… Thank you… Normandy.
Even today, after 1000 years in Normandy and in England one can find similarities in architecture and in many traditions.
Thank you. Next stop… Normandy.
I went to a little farm in Normandy for the wheat and the lettuce and tomato and-- and I thoroughly examined and comforted the pig before I… slaughtered it for the ham.
I mean, he stormed Normandy.
The new duchy began to be called the Normandy, and was the first state formation of the Normans in the newly seized territory, soon becoming the duchy of Normandy.
My father stormed the beach at Normandy.
Genuine Andouillette AAAAA with Normandy cider sauce, homemade mashed potatoes.
The 6th of June 1944, the first Allied troops landed in Normandy.
Despite it's history nd the importance of this history Normandy has loads to offer in addition to the D. Day memorials.
Location: somewhere in the middle of cows in Normandy….
Camembert cheese is a cheese of French origin that is made in Normandy, it is a cheese with a soft texture, creamy and easy to spread.
And not Paris or the Rivera, but there's this place in Normandy.
Having all the legal rights to the English throne, the Duke of Normandy William decided by military means to regain the crown of England.
At 4:30 am the 6th of June, 1944, the first Allied troops landed in Normandy.