How do you say "you are invited" in other languages besides English?
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Estas envitado = french\ngreek = προσκαλείστε\nspanish = le invitan\nitalian= siete invitati\nfrench = vous êtes invité \n_voi essere invit = italian\nDu bist eingeladen = german\nVous êtes invité = French\nU wordt uitgenodigd = Dutch\nSie wird eingeladen = German\nVar so gud och kommer = Swedish\ntu es invité(to a boy)\ntu es invitée(to a girl)\nestas invitado (spanish)\nsei invitato (italian)\nvous êtes invité (french)\nВы Приглaшенны. Russian \nEstas envitado(male)\nEstas envitada (female)\nEsta envitado (formal-male)\nEsta envitada (formal-female)\nEstan envitados (plural)\nSie werden eingeladen (German)\nvocê é convidado (portuguese)\nانت مدعو = farcee\nВы Приглaшенны = Russian
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They have to accept your invite.
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Why don't you ask your mom how to spell 'attend', 'etc' and 'alternative'? (And the grammatically correct version of 'thanks you' is 'thank you'.) \n\n(You have now asked this question three times, and every time I have corrected you.)
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Off the top of my head (from the groom - can be altered if someone else is toasting the groomsmen):\n\n"Let us toast to these fine men and the lifelong friendship they have brought to me. May our bond only strengthen as this endearing friendship broadens to forever welcome my most wonderful and beatiful bride. Cheers!"\n\n"A toast to the groomsmen. May the joy my bride and I share today also be part of your life forever. May the new roof above us never cave in and may our friends gathered below it, who are here today, never fall out."\n\n"A toast to the groomsmen. May the riches my wonderful wife and I experience today be spread amongst my dear friends who deserve all the riches in the world."\n\n"May my groomsmen be blessed with a life full of greatness and may our children be blessed with rich parents!" :-)\n\nGood luck to you!
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What the hell did you say.  Write it in English
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It depends a bit on the context. \n\nIf you just want someone to come over you would just say "téir anseo" (come here). \n\nIf you want someone on a deeper level you might say "ba mhaith liom thú".
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sholem-aleykhem.  this is reserved for 1st time meetings, and reunions of old friends.  there are other ways to say hello, which you can learn at the link below.
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youre allright?\nallright?\ncheers\nhello\n\ncheers is even used instead of thank you (not always but often)
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From 12:00:01 to 16:59:59 you wish someone "good afternoon."\n\nAfter that you wish someone "good evening" as a greeting and "good night" if they are leaving.\n\nThere are exceptions to this, but this covers 95% of the cases.
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it's easy !\n\n"I hope you can come to the party" \n\nwe say " J'espère que tu peux venir à la partie " \n\nnext time if u want to translate any word / sentence from english to french or viceversa u can visite the Google! Translator :-)
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Hi while waving your hand at the person you greet. :) Sometimes I greet my friend with "musta?" which is a shortened version of "Kamusta ka na?". It means "How are you?" in English. :)
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In Norwegian, your message would be:\n\n"Kjære Grethe, Unni og Damian,\n\nJeg ønsker dere alle ei god jul og det beste for 2007. Håper det ikke er for kaldt der oppe!\n\nMed vennlig hilsen,\nCarrie"\n\nI hope your recipients will appreciate this gesture.\nAnd merry Christmas and happy new year to you too.
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Sim. - Yes\n\nAham. - On the net, this is another option. Quite Brazilian.\n\nIsso. - Yes, in the sense that you wish to specify something in particular. "You want that candy bar??" "Isso"
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"Yes, I am." as in "Yes, I am coming to your party tonight" is the more proper of the two, I think, considering the context.\nJust because one sounds better, doesn't make it grammatically correct. If you are unsure about certain responses, try to put them into a full sentence, to determine if they sound right.\nThink about it:\n"Are you coming to my party tonight?"\nCorrect: "Yes, I am coming to your party tonight."\nIncorrect: "Yes, I will coming to your party tonight."\nOr alternatively: "Yes, I will be coming to your party tonight." \nYou are just shortening a sentence.
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please rephrase the question in english
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What?  Are you asking for a phrase in another language, and if so, what's the phrase and what's the language?
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You hand write a short note on plain stationary. It's format and wording should be very similar to that of the invitation.\n\nMr & Mrs John Doe\n\nWill be pleased to attend the marriage of \n\nMiss Blushing Bride\n\nand\n\nMr Charming Groom\n\nand the following reception\n\non Saturday the First of April.\n\nIf the wedding is in a church, then you are 'honored' rather than 'pleased' to attend. If you aren't going to the wedding, then line #2 reads "Regret they will unable to attend the marriage of" and everything else stays the same.