what do say for"bye and best of luck" in german?
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Auf Wiedersehen und am besten vom Glück.
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Hello - English\n\nCiao - Italian\n\nBonjour - French\n\nGruezi - Swiss-German\n\nSali - Swiss-German\n\nHoi - Swiss-German\n\nKonichiwa - Japanese (sorry about the spelling but thats how you pronounce it i think)\n\nGuten Tag - German (yes it means good day but its the same as saying hello in Germany)\n\nChinqui - Khazak? (I always hear Borat say this like he's greeting people. Again this is how you pronounce it I think)
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please write a complete sentence. i´m living here - germany - for a while (with short exceptions my whole life) and this is the first time i read it.\n\nmost similarly is: friktion - friction
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Die Toten Hosen.\nDie Aerzte as well.
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In Korean:\n\n"I'm happy you are my friend."\n[Formal] 제 친구니까 기뻐요. [jae chingu nikka kibbuh yo]\n[informal] 넌 내 친구니까 난 기뻐. [nuhn nae chingu nikka nan kibbuh]\n\n"Have a great day!"\n[Formal] 좋은 하루 되세요! [joh eun haru dweh saeyo]\n[informal] 좋은 하루 [joh eun haru]\n\nI don't know Vietnamese, so I can only help with the Korean part. Sorry!
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Na das ist ja süß das du erst eine Umfrage startest bevor du in deutsch fragst.\nNa ja die Antworten kennst du ja schon.\n\nViel Glück !!
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Native German here. The grammatically correct sentence would be:\n\n" Ich glaube, ich bin in ihn verliebt. Und es tut so weh."\n\nThe other answer tried to translate directly, but that will never work, because you cannot translate one saying from one language into another. Languages are structured differently and are working differently.
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I'm English but live in Germany.  The Germans say "Hallo" - pronounced as it's spelled.  But if they want to be more formal, they would say "Guten Tag" which technically means "good day" but is used as a greeting rather than a parting statement.
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I'd say:\n1. What do you want?\n2. Good riddance.\n3. It's all true.\n4. What's up.
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1,  Hope you'll be delighted\nwith all Christmas has in store.\nAnd may you find the New Year\nbrings all you're hoping for!\n----------\n2, These wishes aren't original\nBut still they're most sincere -\nHave a really Merry Christmas\nAnd a wonderful New Year!\n----------\n3, It's just the perfect time to send\nA lot of love your way\nAnd then to add some wishes\nFor a Merry Christmas Day!\n----------
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Perdóneme   To anyone in Latin America and to a stranger in Spain\nPerdóname     To anyone not a stranger in Spain (familiar form)\nDiscúlpeme    To anyone in Latin America and to a stranger in Spain\nDiscúlpame    To anyone not a stranger in Spain\n\nThere are other ways of saying it too.\n\nEdit:\nAs the previous answerer says, "Lo siento" is a good simple way of just saying "I'm sorry".
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I love you = Te iubesc (tae yoo-besk)\nI wish you health and success = Îţi doresc sănătate şi succes (without the special characters: Iti doresc sanatate si succes) which is pronounced sort of like this: Its door-ask suh-nuh-tuh-tae she sook-chess :)\nCheers = Noroc (no-roak) (which actually means "good luck" but is used on similar occasions)
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I add the prefix fu to the next word. "That's fusgusting" for thats f-ing disgusing. F-ing words well. As well as shiznit- for the s word. I also used to use shieste (German for s***). \n\nThe best way is to use another launguages. When I get really pissed- I used "faflucten dun vetter" (f-ing bad weather). I heard that one from my dad when I was a kid and knew it was bad. When I learned the actual translation- I laughed realizing I was complaining about the weather all these years.
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Something like\n"қазақстан ұлттық олимпиялық комитет"\nGood Luck, make sure, you have cyrillic encoding to see that.
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Hände weg von der Braut! (any bride) or \nHände weg von meiner Braut! \n(if you want to refer to your own bride)
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--Hello--\n         We say "MERHABA" in Turkish.Also in the phone calls we use "ALO" in Turkish instead of "Hello"\n                   --Goodbye--\n         We say "HOSCAKAL" in Turkish.Or with the same meaning with "GULE GULE".In addition you can say "Bye" too.\n                  --Thank you--\n         We say "TESEKKURLER"in Turkish.Or you can use "SAGOL".It is more informal.\n             I hope i helped:-)\n                 --bye--
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"Das ist nicht nett, so ueber ihn zu sprechen" or "Das ist nicht nett, so von ihm zu sprechen".\nGerman happens to be my native language.