Hi everyone!
I'm curious and would like to know your native language versions of "Good morning", " "Thank you", and "Goodbye". I'll start with ours.
Filipino version:
Good morning = Magandang umaga
Thank you = Salamat
Goodbye = Paalam
Good morning, thank you and goodbye
I am English so mine are there but in Spanish
Good morning=Buenos dias
Thank you= gracias
Goodbye=adiós
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Arabic ( have no Arabic keyboard so just phonetics)
Good morning=Sabah Al khair
Thank you=Shukran
Goodbye= ma
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I have a problem editing from the phone... Ma Salam *** not just
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Gracias!
We also use those simple spanish words in our country because we were able to adopt them during the Spanish colonization here. Actually I heard them in my grandparents. Other commonly used spanish words here in our country are:
mi amore - my love
si seniore - yes sir
seniorito - referring to a young man
Edzky-18
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Someone from Japan please? =)
do the right thing even when nobody is watching
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Japanese:
おはようございます
ありがとうございました
さようなら
Learning Italian every day!
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Alex.M wrote:Portuguese
Good morning = Bom dia
Thank you = Obrigado
Goodbye= Tchau, or Adeus
Obrigado Alex. Portuguese is also one of my interests, though I'm totally zero in it as of now. :relieved:
Edzky-18
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Nigeria(Urhobo language)
"Migwo" is the Standard Way Of Urhobo Greeting only to someone older than you. And it's also means alot. GoodMorning,GoodAfternon,Goodevening, Thank you.
"Do" pronounced as the musical note can also mean "thank you" or "sorry" or "well done"
Kevwe A.
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