Only the Quran in Arabic, the original language, can be called the Quran.  There are several translations which approximate the meaning but can never fully express the rhythm, rhyme, depth of connotation and subtlety of denotation of the Arabic words.  Some translations are better than others.  The best I have read is by the renowned scholar Ahmad Zaki Hammad, entitled “The Gracious Quran: A Modern-Phrased Interpretation in English.”   A widely available, concise translation is that by Saheeh International, entitled “The Quran: Arabic Text with Corresponding English Meanings.”