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how do you say Happy New Year in Italian?

Posted by Monica Corrias on December 31, 2008

CIAO A TUTTI E BUON 2009!

Felice Anno Nuovo! (=Happy New Year!)  ovunque voi siate e qualunque lingua parliate … Buon Anno (= Have a good/happy new year)!

Happy New Year! (inglese)
¡PROSPERO AÑO NUEVO! o Feliz Ano Nuevo! (spagnolo)
Gutes Neues Jahr! (tedesco)
Bonne année! (francese)
Gelukkige nieuwjaar (olandese)
Godt nytår! (danese)
Szczesliwego Nowego roku! (polacco)
Novym Godom! (russo)
kainourgios chronos! (greco)
Akemashite Omedetou (giapponese)

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Insomma… BUON ANNO!  FELICE 2009!

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4 Responses to “how do you say Happy New Year in Italian?”

  1. giota said

    January 2, 2009 at 9:06 pm

    Felice Anno Nuovo e per te !Charoumenos o kenourios chronos in greco.
    Molto tempo passato a communicare ma adesso io credo communicare piu spesso.Bonna notte! Ti prego correggi miei sbagli.Grazie molto.

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  2. Mike said

    January 3, 2009 at 9:31 am

    Happy New Year da Tucson!

    Reply

  3. Deanio said

    January 1, 2014 at 7:16 pm

    In Sarff London it’s “happs new year”

    Reply

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