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Dec 31 2008

Published by Journeys and Adventures at 9:13 am under Holidays, Interesting Travel Facts Edit This

As I type this, New Zealand and parts of Australia have already welcomed in the New Year. It’s still nine hours away here in Europe, but I still wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year…in several languages!

Arabic: Kul ‘aam u antum salimoun
Chinese: Chu Shen Tan
French: Bonne Annee
German: Ein Gluckliches Neujahr
Hebrew: L’Shannah Tovah Tikatevu
Italian: Buon Capodanno
Portuguese: Feliz Ano Novo
Spanish: Feliz Ano Neuvo or Prospero Ano Nuevo

For New Year’s greetings in more languages (and some interesting history about January 1^st), visit Fun Facts and Figures from New Year’s Resolution Week by Goals Guy. And, of course, I wish you the best in 2009!

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