Names of the Chess Pieces in different languages

You can use the names below and the abbreviations when you use algebraic chess notation in order to write a chess game. .

ENGLISH
( K ) King	( Q ) Queen	( R ) Rook
( B ) Bishop	( N ) Knight	Pawn

FRENCH
( R ) Roi	( D ) Dame	( T ) Tour
( F ) Fou	( C ) Cavalier	Pion

GERMAN
( K ) König	( D ) Dame	( T ) Turm
( L ) Läufer	( S ) Springe	Bauer

SPANISH
( R ) Rey	( D ) Dama	( T ) Torre
( A ) Alfil	( C ) Caballo	peón

TURKISH
( Þ ) Þah	( V ) Vezir	( K ) Kale
( F ) Fil	( A ) At	piyon

ITALIAN
( R ) Re	( D ) Donna / Regina	( T ) Torre
( A ) Alfiere	Alfiere ( C) Cavallo	pedone

HINDI
( R ) Raja	( V ) Vazir	( H ) hathi
( O ) u??	( G ) gho?a	pyada

RUSSIAN
( ?? ) korol	( ? ) ferz	( ? ) ladya
( ? ) slon	( ? ) kon	peshka

ARABIC
malik	vizier	rukhkh / tabiya
fil	v ?i?an	baidaq

CHINESE
wáng	hòu	v ju
xiàng	ma	bing

JAPANESE
kingu	kuin	ruku
bishoppu	naito	pon