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As a Canadian that speaks English I'm already covered, so I'll say it in the language of Dreamstime images :)
This is a cool message:)
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Posted by Jpsdk on October 31, 2011
ja, goddaw.
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Cześć, nie mogę doczekać się wakacji - this is in Polish. And thank you for adding my picture to your collection! Ewa
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In Brazilian Portuguese we would say: Oi, não posso esperar pelas minhas férias!!! We don't have a literal translation for "looking forward to" so... I had to use "I can't wait for my vacation"
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Good read... Thanks for passing it along.
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im irish deea ghuit to everyone
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Hello, I'm a newbie here. I stumbled upon this thread and found it very informative for me. Thanks for sharing.
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howdy from down south USA
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In Urdu we say "Khush Amdeed"....and in Arabic it is "Ahlan wa sahlan marhaba"
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In China we say: 你好,我盼望着去度假
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If you go to a place where they eat people, they say "Hello , you're just in time to be dinner" , and then they put you in a pot of boiling water . Honest, I saw that in a silent movie of Tarzan against the maneating cannibals . Of course, like sharks, they only eat man. that's why they are called man-eaters. (ha!ha!.. just kidding).
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In Hungarian we would say: Szaisztok, várom a nyaralást!!!!!!
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Gidday! Bring on Summer !!! :) (Aussie)
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In my native country, Philippines, we say "hello, ako ay naghahanap ng inaabangan ang panahon na holiday" and in Hong Kong where I reside at the moment we say "你好,我期待着假期".
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Posted by Ebamo on June 21, 2011
"Marhaba, Mestanni el ejazeh ala nar " in Arabic / Jordanian accent :)
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Hey ya'll!! How ya'll doin? I sure am lookin' forward to the holidays! (Southern English)
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Ok, and what shall Czechs say now:)) ..maybe: Nazdar, konečně prázdniny... but, in the place where I live now, they say probably something like: "Salam, man  # rokshati" ... but I need your help here: does somebody know, how to say "look forward ( #)" in Dari? ... I´m in 4th lesson just :(
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"Γεια χαρά! Ανυπομονώ να πάω διακοπές!" From Greece :-) Sounds like: "Gia hara, anepomono na pao diakopes"
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In Ukrainian we would say: Привіт! Я так чекаю відпустки і теплого сонячного моря! (I'm waiting so much for a vacation and warm and sunny seashore) Summertime, what a wonderful season :)
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In Ukrainian we would say: Привіт! Я так чекаю відпустки і теплого сонячного моря! (I'm waiting so much for a vacation and warm and sunny seashore) Summertime, what a wonderful season :)
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Posted by Neirfy on June 18, 2011
In belorussian it will be - Прывитанне! Хачу на адпачынак. Sounds like Pryvitannie, hachu na adpachynuk - Mean - Hello! I want wacations;)
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Привет! Хочу всё бросить и уйти в отпуск, поехать на море! :)
Privet! Hochu vsyo brosit' i uiti v otpusk, poyehat' na morre! :)
meaning (in Russian):
Salute! Wish I dropped everything and went on vacation, to the sea! :)
This would be a very informal way of saying it...
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Posted by Gbfoto on June 18, 2011
I am English so also already covered here! So, I will say it with an image - I am not the model of course but you'll ge the idea!! :O)
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Posted by Ulita on June 18, 2011
Well, in GERMANY we would say: "Hallo, ich freue mich schon riesig auf die Ferien!"
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In Malayalam, it is "Namaskaram, Njan Avadhikkay kaathirikkunnu"
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Maybe in gypsy language! I only know how to say hello, and I don`t know it I will spell it correctly " avelo bahtalo" - at least that`s how you pronounce it :)
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I'm American, but I think that's already been covered! So, since I now live in Saudi Arabia, it would be "Salaam Aleykum, Marhaba! Keyf Halaak?" Which means Peace Be Upon You, Hello! How are you? :) Arabic is not an easy language for Westerners to learn!
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In romanian we say: Salutare, abia astept sa plec in vacanta!
+1
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Im cypriot and we talk Greek so"Γεια σας, ανυπομονώ για τις διακοπές"
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Posted by Syamin on June 17, 2011
In Malay, we would say: "hello, saya menunggu waktu percutian"
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