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Thread poster: Andrea Torre
Andrea Torre
Andrea Torre  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 21:38
Member (2004)
French to Spanish
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Nov 27, 2003

Boldog Újévet
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är


Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea
 
Palko Agi
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Local time: 21:38
English to Hungarian
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The first is Hungarian Nov 27, 2003

Andrea Torre wrote:

Boldog Újévet
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är



Though it should be "Boldog új évet!" or "Boldog új évet kívánok!"

The forth is probably Polish, is it, colleagues?
Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea
 
Andrzej Lejman
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Poland
Local time: 21:38
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German to Polish
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See below: Nov 27, 2003

Andrea Torre wrote:

Boldog Újévet - Hungarian
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku - Polish
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är - Swedish


Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea


As for the rest, someone other will have to help you
Regards
Andrzej
 
dieter haake
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Austria
Local time: 21:38
Italian to German
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which languages are these ... Nov 27, 2003

it's a mix of Polish, Swedish and ... (?)


didi
 
Marcus Malabad
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Canada
German to English
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http://www.northpolesantaclaus.com/300_languages.htm Nov 27, 2003

CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI - Vietnamese
Bilan Nua fe mhaise - Gaelic
Selemat tahun baru - Malay
 
Aisha Maniar
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Arabic to English
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Languages.... Nov 27, 2003

Andrea Torre wrote:

Boldog Újévet
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är


Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea


Hi Andrea,
"Selemat tahun baru" is used in both Malaysia and Indonesia, however there is a spelling mistake (at least I think there is!) as "selemat" is usually spelled "selAmat".

I also assume that "CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI" is Vietnamese as that is how it looks to me.

"Bilan Nua fe mhaise" kind of looks like Gaelic to me, but I'm only guessing from what it looks like.

I hope I've been some help anyway

Aisha
 
Uldis Liepkalns
Uldis Liepkalns  Identity Verified
Latvia
Local time: 22:38
Member (2003)
English to Latvian
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Language Identifier Nov 27, 2003

http://www.xrce.xerox.com/competencies/content-analysis/tools/guesser.en.html

Sometimes useful...

Sincerely- Uldis
 
Alison Schwitzgebel
Alison Schwitzgebel
France
Local time: 21:38
German to English
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Number 4 Nov 27, 2003

Andrea Torre wrote:


Szczesliwego Nowego Roku



is Polish.

HTH

Alison
 
Rahi Moosavi
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Canada
Local time: 15:38
Member (2004)
English to Persian (Farsi)
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sAlAmat Nov 27, 2003

It\'s actually sAlAmat and it\'s an Arabic word used in many langugaes such as Farsi, Pashto, Turkish, ...


Aisha Maniar wrote:

Andrea Torre wrote:

Boldog Újévet
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är


Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea


Hi Andrea,
\"Selemat tahun baru\" is used in both Malaysia and Indonesia, however there is a spelling mistake (at least I think there is!) as \"selemat\" is usually spelled \"selAmat\".

I also assume that \"CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI\" is Vietnamese as that is how it looks to me.

\"Bilan Nua fe mhaise\" kind of looks like Gaelic to me, but I\'m only guessing from what it looks like.

I hope I\'ve been some help anyway

Aisha
 
uffe
uffe
Local time: 21:38
English to Swedish
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gott nytt år Nov 27, 2003

Gott nytt år is swedish for Happy new year.

The A shall have only one dot, not two.
 
Heinrich Pesch
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Finland
Local time: 22:38
Member (2003)
Finnish to German
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Gott Nytt År Nov 27, 2003

would be Swedish. Å is pronounced "aw" like in law.
 
Uwe Kirmse
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Local time: 21:38
Polish to German
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:-) Nov 27, 2003

Alison Riddell-Kachur wrote:
Andrea Torre wrote:
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku

Nr. 4is Polish.
HTH
Alison

Ah, ich sehe, mit deinem Polnisch geht es voran! Weiter so

(Sorry for writing German.)
 
IanW (X)
IanW (X)
Local time: 21:38
German to English
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The Gaelic one should read ... Nov 27, 2003

The Gaelic one should read "Bliain Nua Fé Mhaise".

Hope this helps


Ian
 
Ron Peek
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United Kingdom
Local time: 20:38
German to English
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Nr. 5. Indonesian Nov 27, 2003

I think that no. 5 is Indonesian.

In Dutch text on Google:

En toen was het nieuwjaar en wenste iedereen elkaar ‘selemat tahun baru’

('And then it was New year and everyone wished each other 'selemat tahun baru')

Andrea Torre wrote:

Boldog Újévet
CHÚC MÙNG NAM MÓI
Bilan Nua fe mhaise
Szczesliwego Nowego Roku
Selemat tahun baru
Gott Nytt Är


Which means Happy New Year !!

Thanks a lot !!
Andrea
 
Csaba Ban
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Hungary
Local time: 21:38
Member (2002)
English to Hungarian
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Hungarian etc Nov 27, 2003

1: Hungarian
2: Vietnamese
3: ?? (Albanian??)
4: Polish
5: Malaysian or Indonesian (they are almost the same)
6: Swedish

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oops, sorry, now I can see that all of these have been solved above. I missed the 3rd one, shame on me..

[Edited at 2003-11-27 20:48]

[Edited at 2003-11-28 00:07]
 
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