As the end of the year comes very fast i need those "HAPPY NEW YEAR" in some languages...



s p a n i s h

p o l i s h

l i t h u a n i a n

d u t c h

i n d i a n

w a l l o o n



Merci

polish:

szczesliwego nowego roku

...spelling is too fucked up so i'm not even gonna attempt to write it here

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Last edited by stren on Dec-26-2004 at 11:59

I'll help you because I'm incredibly smart:

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Originally posted by Laughingfennec s p a n i s h

Feliz Año Nuevo.

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p o l i s h

Szczesliwego Nowego roku.

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l i t h u a n i a n

Laimingu Nauju Metu.

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d u t c h

Gelukkig nieuwjaar.

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i n d i a n

Nav varsh ki subhkamna.

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w a l l o o n

Bone annéye.

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In Russian:

S novim godom!

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Originally posted by Laughingfennec w a l l o o n

What the....



Where the hell is Walloon from?

The Wallon dialect language is spoken in Wallonia somewhere in southen Belgium

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Originally posted by kaffeemeister The Wallon dialect language is spoken in Wallonia somewhere in southen Belgium

That's news to me...I wonder if Misja or Terry speak that...Thx for the heads up!

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Originally posted by Renegade I'll help you because I'm incredibly smart: Feliz Año Nuevo. Szczesliwego Nowego roku. Laimingu Nauju Metu. Gelukkig nieuwjaar. Nav varsh ki subhkamna. Bone annéye.

wow perfect dude thanx smart guy


and yep Walloon is spoken in belgium with french and Flemish.

Swedish: Gott Nytt År!

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walloon = french

yes, there is an accent and a few minor differences as far as terminology goes, but it's not a different language.

there is no such thing as "bone annéye", lol. i fear that's just a transcription of how they pronounce "bonne année"

flemish = dutch, by the way. we have an institution like the Real Academia or the Académie française that covers The Netherlands and Flanders.

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Originally posted by TOR walloon = french yes, there is an accent and a few minor differences as far as terminology goes, but it's not a different language. there is no such thing as "bone annéye", lol. i fear that's just a transcription of how they pronounce "bonne année" flemish = dutch, by the way. we have an institution like the Real Academia or the Académie française that covers The Netherlands and Flanders.

oh thanx for the info i didn't know that, i was quite surprised by "bone annéye" who sounds french indeed and so flemish = dutch, i thought it was a mix between dutch and german ...

Srecna Nova Godina

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