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"Marchosa" is also slang for "party" apparently. True translators don't just take the first result in Google Translate.
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|fr=En avant, marche! | |fr=En avant, marche! | ||
|mnfr=Forward, march! | |mnfr=Forward, march! | ||
|du=Marschbefehle | |du=Marschbefehle | ||
|mndu=Marching orders | |mndu=Marching orders | ||
|it=Marcia ritmata | |it=Marcia ritmata | ||
|mnit=Rhythmic | |mnit=Rhythmic march | ||
|es=Marcha marchosa | |||
|mnes=Marching walk/Marching party<br>("Marchosa" is also slang for "party") | |||
|kr=행진 | |kr=행진 | ||
|rokr=Haengjin | |rokr=Haengjin | ||