How To Say Cheers! in 50 Languages

Cheers

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Cheers! Heres to you! Bottoms up! The clinking of glasses can assistance concrete friendships as well as applaud brand new ones its an countenance of goodwill as well as one which every traveler should know.

So raise your glass to the Matador editors, to the tourism bureaus, as well as to the hostels around the universe which helped me put together our collection of how to contend Cheers! in 50 languages.

*Remember to make use of these responsibly in some countries, celebration is illegal. There might also be some informal as well as ritual variations in pronunciation, though these should get the pursuit done!

Cheers

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A-ELanguageSpellingPhonetic Pronunciation Afrikaans Gesondheid Ge-sund-hateAlbanianGzuarGeh-zoo-ahArabic (Egypt) : (literally good luck)Fe sahetek Armenian (Western) Genatzt Azerbaijani Nu olsunNush ohlsunBosnianivjeliZhee-vi-lee Bulgarian Naz-dra-veyBurmeseAung myin standard sayAu-ng my-in standard sayCatalanSalutSah-lutChamorro (Guam) BibaBih-bah Chinese (Mandarin)
gn bi Gan bayCroatianivjeli /
NazdravljeZhee-ve-lee /
Naz-dra-vlee Czech Na zdravi Naz-drah vi Danish Skl SkoalDutch Proost ProhstEstonianTerviseksTer-vih-sexCheers

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F-MLanguageSpellingPhonetic PronunciationFilipino/TagalogMabuhay Mah-boo-hay Finnish KippisKip-pissFrenchSant /
A la votreSahn-tay /
Ah la vo-treGalicianSalud Saw-lood GermanProst /Zum woh lProhst /
Tsum vohl Greek Yamas Hawaiian kl malunaOkole malunaHebrewLchaimHungarianEgszsgedre (to your health) /
Fenkig (until the bottom of the glass)Egg-esh ay-ged-reh /
Fehn-eh-kegIcelandicSklSk-owlIrish GaelicSlinte Slawn-cha ItalianSalute /
Cin cinSaw-lutay /
Chin chinJapanese
Kanpai (Dry the glass)Kan-pie Korean Gun bae LatvianPriek /
PrositPree-eh-ka /
Proh-sitLithuanian sveikatEe sweh-kataMacedonian Na zdravyeMongolian /
TulgatsgaayaErUHl mehdiin toloo /
Tul-gats-gAH-yaCheers

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N-ZLanguageSpellingPhonetic PronunciationNorwegianSklSkawl PolishNa zdrowieNaz-droh-vee-ayPortuguese Sade Saw-OO-deRomanian Noroc /
SanatateNo-rock /
Sahn-atateRussian /
Budem zdorovi/
Na zdorovie Serbian iveli Zhee-ve-lee SlovakNa zdravieNaz-drah-vee-aySlovenianNa zdravje (literally upon health)Naz-drah-veeSpanishSaludSah-ludSwedishSklSkawlThaiChok deeChok deeTurkish erefeSher-i-feh Ukranian BoodmoVietnameseD /
V /
Mt hai ba, yo (one, two, three, yo) Jou /
/ Dzo
Moat hi bah, yoWelshIechyd daYeh-chid dahYiddish Sei gesund Say geh-sundKnow how to contend Cheers! in the denunciation thats not upon the list? Please leave the criticism below!

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