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สวัสดีค่ะ

Hello!( Thai)

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Bonjour !

Hello! (French)

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Sannu!

Hello! (Hausa)
Total speakers: 70 million
Region: West Africa

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Aloha!

Hello / Love / Peace (Hawaiian)

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Hoezit /Howzit

How is it going? How are you?

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我喜欢读书.

Chinese (I like reading.)

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Ich lese gern Bücher!

(German) I like reading!

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Ninasoma kitabu

Swahili (I like reading)

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Az ich vel zayn vi er, ver vet zayn vi ich?

Yiddish (A Germanic language historically spoken by Ashkenazi Jews)

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E fiafia au e faitau tusi.

Samoan(I enjoy reading books.)
Samoan is a Polynesian language spoken by Samoans of the Samoan Islands.
The core Samoan alphabet has 14 letters.

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読書は心の糧 

Japanese(Dokusho wa kokoro no kate)--Reading is food for the soul

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Piangere sul latte versato.

Italian
Literally: Crying over spilled milk.
Meaning: Worrying about something that can’t be changed is useless.

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"As-salamu alaykum"(السلام عليكم)

Arabic (Peace be upon you.)
Arabic is the language most spoken in Africa — it’s the 6th most spoken language in the world — including several dialects such as Egyptian, Maghrebi, and Sudanese.

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Un libro es un amigo que nunca traiciona.

Spanish (A book is a friend that never betrays.)

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Ko e tohi ko ha kaumeʻa

Tongan (A book is a friend)

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Một con ngựa đau, cả tàu bỏ cỏ.

Vietnamese (When one horse is sick, the whole stable refuses grass.)

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Le Petit Prince

French (The Little Prince)

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Estar com a pulga atrás da orelha.

Portuguese

English: "To have a flea behind the ear"

Meaning: Being suspicious or sensing something isn't quite right. The idea of a flea you can't quite reach behind your ear creates that same itchy, uncomfortable feeling of suspicion.

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Ti kamatis, di agbunga ti mangga

Filipino
English: The tomato plant doesn’t grow mangos.
Meaning:How bad families don’t make good people.

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Mera haath tang hai

Hindi
English:My hand is tight.

Meaning:I'm short on cash.

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น้ำขึ้นให้รีบตัก

Thai (Nám khûn hâi rîip tàk)
English: “When the water rises, hurry to scoop it up.”
Meaning: Seize opportunities when they arise.

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držet někomu palce.

Czech

 Literally to hold one's thumbs for someone 

 Means to wish someone luck before something important 

 English idiom to keep one's fingers crossed 

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Ek is dapper!

Afrikaans-- I am brave.(It is a daughter language of Dutch mainly spoken in South Africa and Namibia.)

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Sitta med skägget i brevlådan

Swedish

  • Literal translation: To sit with your beard in the letterbox
  • English equivalent: To be caught with your hands in the cookie jar
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Her yiğidin bir yoğurt yiyişi vardır.

Turkish (Every hero has his own style of eating yogurt.)