Good night in different languages

How do say Good night in your native language?

We say "Subha Bakhair" in urdu.

I'm currently learning French, its now my adopted native language.. Lol.

So, Bon nuit.

Usiku mwema = good night

Lala salama = sleep peacefully 

in Swahili.

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

Добра ноќ :) 

All Slavic languages sound a bit the same specially on these basic expressions. But there ARE differences 

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?

Hmm, [dobra nokj], haha I recorded it :) 

Best way. Otherwise, you speak the way it is written, no complicated reading rules :) 

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

To add the languages I speak :)

Serbian: laku noć/лаку ноћ

Danish: god nat

Russian: спокойной ночи

Now I thought about it, we have no direct translation for "Good night" in Filipino. 

We only have "Magandang Gabi" which means "Good evening!"

Well, I'm studying English, but I speak Portuguese (Brazil).

In Portuguese, we say "Boa Noite". Yeah, It appears rather Spanish.

MAAYUNG GABEE

(good evening )

Maryjoy.kuta wrote:

MAAYUNG GABEE
(good evening )

What language?

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 :)

leosmith wrote:

Maryjoy.kuta wrote:

MAAYUNG GABEE
(good evening )

What language?

This is in Bisaya or Cebuano.