I have visitors from over 70 countries now. I thought it would be nice to send out my greetings to some of those countries who visit. I simply cannot cover every place and some countries have several languages or dialects.
As far as I know, not one person from these countries has ever made a comment on anything I have posted, but the fact that my journal is read or, at least viewed, around the world is very heartwarming. So here are my greetings for you.
I just hope that I have got everything right. So here I go
To France: Joyeaux Noel.
To India: Krismas ki subhkamna. (Hindi) - Naya Saal Mubarak Ho. (Urdu)
To Spain: Feliz Navidad.
To Sweden: God Jul.
To Germany: Froehliche Weihnachten.
To Italy: Buono Feste Natalizie.
To Denmark: Glaedelig Jul.
To Saudi Arabia: Milad Majid.
To Malaysia: Selamat Hari Natal.
To China: Gun Tso Sun Tan'Gung Haw Sun. (Cantonese) Kung His Hsin Nien Bin Chu Sen Tan.
(Mandarin)
To Netherlands: Vrolijk Kerstfeest.
To Greece: Kala Christouyenna.
To Hungary: Kellemes Karacsonyi unnepeket.
To Iraq: Idah Saidan Wa Sanah Jadidah.
To Japan: Shinnen omedeto/Kurisumasu omedeto.
To Lithuania: Linksmu Kaledu.
To Malta: IL-Milied It-tajjeb.
To Poland: Wesolych Swiat Bozego Nardzenia.
To Portugal: Feliz Natal.
To Romania: Craciun Fericit.
To Russia: Pozdrevlyayu s pazdnikom Rozhdesta is Novim Godom.
To Thailand: Sawadee Pee Mai/souksan wan Christmas.
To Turkey: Noeliniz Ve Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun.
To Vietnam: Chuc Mung Giang Sinh.
To Phillipines: Maligayan Pasko.
To Czechoslovakia: Prejeme Vam Vesele Vanoce a stastny Novy Rok.
Of course my greetings go out to all the other countries I have not mentioned including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, South America and so many others.
Above all to my friends in the U.S.A. and the U.K. who have been and remain my biggest supporters. Thank you. To all of you
MERRY CHRISTMAS
What a thoughtful thing to do. I enjoyed reading all those other lanquages. I speak only one and that is a regret, but all that I ever learned. When I went to school, I always used to laugh and say my foreign lanquage was shorthand. I majored in business courses.
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you and yours!
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This is really nice. I loved it. Merry Christmas my friend. ((((hugs))))
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Merry Christmas, honey. I have a neat translator on my blog. It translates it into many languages. Babelfish. All you do is put the address of your blog into the widget and it will change your blog into that language. It is really neat. Have you thought of putting that in your sidebar since you have so many different readers from so many countries? Come over to my blog and stick your blog address in and see how it works. It only takes a few moments to translate.
ReplyDeleteWishing you the merriest and safest and most joyful Christmas, honey. Love you, Val xox
Happy Christmas to everyone ..love Jeanxx
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
ReplyDeletei know i must have lots too, as i have a few that have actually left comments, but they only commented a couple times ea. i don't have a widget uploaded to tell me how many countries actually view or read me.
but it's always nice to know, that people we'll never meet, never know, never see, still can view our humble little blogs, isn't it?
it really is a small world to be so vast!
have a lovely week.
Very nice. Merry Christmas to you and yours..
ReplyDeleteHow nice of you to do that Jeannette. I am sure they all wish You and Mike Christmas greetings also. Helen
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely entry Jeannette, you have really done your homework with the various versions of Happy Christmas. A very Happy Christmas to you too. :o)
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs
Sandra xxxx
Wow! All those languages must have taken some research. A really great idea though! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and all your readers around the world. Love B x
ReplyDeleteWonderful!...Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Jeannette! What a nice post!
ReplyDeletekrissy knox :)
you forgot 1 language jeannette.shame on you.you forgot broad norfolk.so,from a frozen,snow covered north norfolk coast,dew yew hev a gud ow crissmuss,an suffin rite bewtiful new yar. take care jeannette,love mort xxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you on behalf of all those silent "lurkers" Mary and I hope that you will have a very wonderful Christmas as well
ReplyDeleteLove Sybil xx
Wow Jeannette, it looks you covered everyone out there. I chuckle when I see all the countries that have stopped by my Blog & leave no comments. There are indeed lurkers out there. Hope all your Christmas tasks are complete & you're able to relax for a couple days. Hugs from Linda in Washington state
ReplyDeleteWell done Jeannette that must have taken some doing. I read a Dutch journal and it is written in Dutch and English she uses a translator on line. Love Joan
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun this was... you are so nice....
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours! :)
Hi Jeannette - We had 18" of snow the weekend before Christmas here in the DC suburbs in Virginia, so we had a rare White Christmas. Loved it, but didn't love trying to get around in the traffic the few days before Christmas when everyone was playing catch-up from being snowbound for two days. I love your pictures, and your new conservatory is fabulous. Best wishes for a great 2010, and keep writing. Linda in DC
ReplyDeleteVrolijk Kerstfeest to you too, Jeannette. All the best for 2010 for Mike and yourself.
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