In Holland it's: Draco Malfidus XD

In here, in Portugal, stills Draco Malfoy
:)

in Serbia Draco Malfoy

In Lithuanian it's... Drakas Smirdžius, which means Drako Stinky :)))) that's stupid...But in russian everything's fine - Драко Малфой

Here in Bulgaria is Драко Малфой

in Norway we just call it Draco Malfoy! No changes!

In Irish it is still draco malfoy

In Canada, in French (as well as in Belgium & Frace) he is called Drago Malfoy.

In America it's Draco Malfoy

is the same name.....becosue is more eeasy to say draco malfoy...in romanian dosent have any consens the name....something like "Draconice Rea-credinta"

=) Macedonia: Well in most versions it stays Draco Malfoy
but in some versions it's Draco Loshotkoski which would mean something like Draco Bad Bones
I know...lolz =P

Here in Australia it's still Draco Malfoy.
I love him ♥

It's Draco Malfoy in Polish :) thankfully few names were changed in Polish translation.

In Sweden it's still Draco Malfoy, but Riddle has become Dolder to work in the 2 book, and Lockhart is Lockman. Slughorn has been translated to Snigelhorn.

In Danish he i still Draco Malfoy. No changes there. But many of the other names are changed; Tom Riddle is Romeo Gåde, Horace Slughorn is Horatio Schnobbevom, Gilderoy Lockhart is Glitterik Smørhår (very wierd because his last name means butter hair).

In France, in the book translation, it's DRAGO MALEFOY. Drago = dragon, and Malefoy = bad faith. Well, we may say that this translation has got it. However, I don't feel like changing the names like that. It's okay for Draco but for some others, well, that's not very satisfactory (in particular the Riddle surname).

In Canada it's Draco Malfoy

in england its draco malfoy<3 wooo!