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This article is from the Unicycling FAQ, by Beirne Konarski with numerous contributions by others.
Dutch: eenwieler
English: unicycle
French: monocycle
German: einrad
Japanese:ichirinsha(preferred), yunisaikuru
Spanish: monociclo(preferred), uniciclo
Swedish: enhjuling
Finnish: Yksipyora
Greek: monopodeloto
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