How do say Good night in your native language?
We say "Subha Bakhair" in urdu.
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Good night in different languages
I'm currently learning French, its now my adopted native language.. Lol.
So, Bon nuit.
If I was to choose being an animal, I will like to be an Eagle.
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Usiku mwema = good night
Lala salama = sleep peacefully
in Swahili.
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Buenas noches: spanish.
In my target languages (since there seems like there are no active native speakers on the forum):
Buona notte: italian
Gute nacht: german
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Добра ноќ :)
All Slavic languages sound a bit the same specially on these basic expressions. But there ARE differences
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Mai wrote:Добра ноќ :)
All Slavic languages sound a bit the same specially on these basic expressions. But there ARE differences
How do you pronounce it?
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Hmm, [dobra nokj], haha I recorded it :)
Best way. Otherwise, you speak the way it is written, no complicated reading rules :)
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Mai wrote:Hmm, [dobra nokj], haha I recorded it :)
Best way. Otherwise, you speak the way it is written, no complicated reading rules :)
Thanks! You did more than I expected! :o
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To add the languages I speak :)
Serbian: laku noć/лаку ноћ
Danish: god nat
Russian: спокойной ночи
JEG KAN IKKE FORSTÅ
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Now I thought about it, we have no direct translation for "Good night" in Filipino.
We only have "Magandang Gabi" which means "Good evening!"
Faye
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Well, I'm studying English, but I speak Portuguese (Brazil).
In Portuguese, we say "Boa Noite". Yeah, It appears rather Spanish.
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MAAYUNG GABEE
(good evening )
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Maryjoy.kuta wrote:MAAYUNG GABEE
(good evening )
What language?
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imran.khalil0000 wrote:How do say Good night in your native language?
We say "Subha Bakhair" in urdu.
In Egyptian they say Sabha al Khair for good morning, I can see where the languages share roots :)
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leosmith wrote:Maryjoy.kuta wrote:MAAYUNG GABEE
(good evening )
What language?
This is in Bisaya or Cebuano.
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