French = Heureux
Italian = Felice
German = Glücklich
Portugese = Feliz
Spanish = Feliz
Russian = счастливо
Romanian=Fericit
Dutch = Gelukkig
Korean = 행복한
Japanese = 幸せ
Chinese = 愉快
Greek = ευτυχής
Hebrew = שמח (same'akh)
Some translations of the word "happy" in other languages are: French: heureux/heureuse Spanish: feliz German: glücklich Italian: felice Portuguese: feliz Dutch: gelukkig Japanese: 幸せ (shiawase) Chinese: 快乐 (kuài lè) Arabic: سعيد (sa'id) Russian: счастливый (schastlivyy) Hindi: खुशी (khushi)
The languages of the Anatolia region include:TurkishKurmanjiArabicZazaKabardianVarious other Turkic languages
There are no other languages, nor dialects as such, only varieties.
Mostly French but there are other languages too.
languages let you learn the cultures and ways of other people.
In Dutch happy vacations = Fijne vakantie
Some translations of the word "happy" in other languages are: French: heureux/heureuse Spanish: feliz German: glücklich Italian: felice Portuguese: feliz Dutch: gelukkig Japanese: 幸せ (shiawase) Chinese: 快乐 (kuài lè) Arabic: سعيد (sa'id) Russian: счастливый (schastlivyy) Hindi: खुशी (khushi)
In finnish: hyvää eläkettä
Blic is a Serbian newspaper. It is not available in other languages.
translation of the word independent in other languages
The languages of the Anatolia region include:TurkishKurmanjiArabicZazaKabardianVarious other Turkic languages
Have a look at this link www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/birthday.htm
Salutations in other languages can be found in books that are in your local library or book store. By going into the section of foreign languages, one can learn about the many different salutations in other languages.
English and some other languages
There are no other languages, nor dialects as such, only varieties.
Yes it did. In fact, all languages that exist today developed from other languages. The language is derived from Common Celtic, a subdivision of Indo- European.
Russian and other national languages.