A worldwide "Good Morning"

[lynx_lupo]

Slovenian, Croatian, Bosnian: Dobro jutro

[Annah]

\"Buna Dimineata\" (Good Morning) in Romanian!

 PS - Hmm, I can\'t see the meaning of this thread though

[Xordan]

Welsh: Bore da
 

[Xalthar]

Icelandic: \"G??an daginn\", or \"G??an morgunn\"

There\'s several ways to spell the words, but hey, I\'m lazy..

[Nonk]

Chinese is actually zaoshang hao (formal), or zao (informal), unless you speak Cantonese or another Chinese language (this is Mandarin).

[josephoenix]

Actually, Buenas Tardes is good afternoon in spanish. Buenos Dias literally translates to \"Good day\", but is usually used in the morning.

(This page: http://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/gmorning.htm says so )


josePhoenix

[Ashamn]

eh eh what the hell:
Portuguese - Bons dias

or even:

Fod*-se vai mas? xatear a tua m?e ? p*lha?o do car*lh* e ve-se enfias ? o bom dia plo c* acima.

hehe, ho portuguese cant u be better ^^...

[druke]

English- Good morning
Texan - morn\'n, or just a simple \'howdy\' for any time o\' day

[miLosh]

polish - Dzien Dobry
french - bonjour
swiss (standard) - morg?
swiss (super-kind) - guet? morg?

so, guet? morg? to all of you

[snow_RAveN]

Originally posted by Nonk
Chinese is actually zaoshang hao (formal), or zao (informal), unless you speak Cantonese or another Chinese language (this is Mandarin).

bah, my bad .. i think ? i kinda rememberd some time ago a chinese morning news program called \"zao an ni hao\" roughly translated as good mornning, how are you ... or something like that, my chinese ain\'t really good

anywho do you know the one in hokkien (i can only remember how to sware ). also do you know any others the dilects ? my grandparents never did bothered to teach me ( and i don\'t think they can do it now with them being in urns and all)