Here are the languages cobbled together in some cases to wish holiday greetings. Translate them to see if any other countries have a war on (gasp!) Saturnalia. I mean Christmas, which was, of course, nowhere near the Jesus's birthdate. Do you think shepherd's watch their flocks at night during spring lambing. Sheesh. How about somebody actually figuring out the historical Jesus was born in March or April.
- Glædelig Jul og Godt Nytår! Danish
- Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo! , Spanish
- Schéi Feierdeeg an e Gudde Neit Joer! Luxembourgish
- Eguberri eta Urteberri On! Basque
- Meli Hollidei Mich Saehae Bog Manh-i Bad-euseyo! Korean
- Na Laethanta Saoire Merry Agus an Bhliain Nua Shona! Irish
- Limnandi Zeeholide Kunye NoNyaka Omtsha Onoyolo! Xhosa
- Veseli Praznitsi i Chestita Nova Godina! Bulgarian
- Aleatalat Milad Saeid Wasanat Jadidat Saeida! Arabic
- Mafaro Mazororo uye Nyaya Itsva Inofara! Shona
- Shwinlaann Saw Aarrlautraat Myarr Nhaint Main g Lar Nhaitsait! Burmese
- Leholo Tsa Phomolo le Selemo se Secha se Thabile! Southern Sotho
- Lebedik Holidays aun Mzl Niu Yar! Yiddish
- Meera Chhuttiyaan aur Naya Saal Mbaarak Ho! Hindi
- Merry Holidays and Happy New Year! English
- HAPPY SATCHRPANGANHANKWANASH! Language: Short-hand for the holidays Saturnalia, Christmas, Panga Ganapi, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, Ashura.
No comments:
Post a Comment