Teaching Kids To Say Happy New Year In Different Languages

Happy New Year In Different Languages

The new year is approaching and what better way then to teach kids how to say Happy New Year in different languages.

Many different countries celebrate New Year’s Day in very unique ways.

We can celebrate by learning how to say Happy New Year in different languages.

Kids get intrigued in hearing different language from different people. It’s a great way to make connections with their friends.

Cultural changes and views are what makes the uniqueness go around.

Let’s check out some different languages and learn to say it.

How To Say “Happy New Year” In Different Languages

~ How to say Happy New Year in Arabic

• Sanat Jadidat Saeida

~ How to say Happy New Year in Burmese

• Hnit thit Ku Mingalar Pa

~ How to say Happy New Year in Bulgarian

• Štastliva Nova Godina

~ How to say Happy New Year in Chinese

• Xin Nian Kuai Le (Mandarin)
• Gong Hay Fat Choy or Sànnìhn Faailohk (Cantonese)

~ How to say Happy New Year in Czech

• Šťastný nový rok

~ How to say Happy New Year in Danish

• Godt Nytår

~ How to say Happy New Year in Dutch

• Gelukkig Nieuwjaar

~ How to say Happy New Year in Filipino (tagalog)

• Maligayang Bagong Taon

~ How to say Happy New Year in French

• Bonne Année

~ How to say Happy New Year in German

• Frohes Neues Jahr

~ How to say Happy New Year in Greek

• Eftychisméno to néo étos

~ How to say Happy New Year in Hawaiian

• Hau’oli Makahiki Hou

~ How to say Happy New Year in Hindi

• Nav Varsh Mangalmay Ho

~ How to say Happy New Year in Hungarian

• Boldog új évet

~ How to say Happy New Year in Italian

• Buon Anno

~ How to say Happy New Year in Indonesian

• Selamat Tahun Baru

~ How to say Happy New Year in Irish

• Bliain úr faoi shéan is faoi mhaise duit 

~ How to say Happy New Year in Japanese

• Akemashite Omedetōu Gozaimasu (明けましておめでとう)

~ How to say Happy New Year in Korean

• Se Hey Bok Manhi Ba Deu Se Yo (새해 복 많이 받으세요)

~ How to say Happy New Year in Laos

• Sa Bai Di Pi Haim

~ How to say Happy New Year in Lithuanian

• Laimingų Naujųjų Metų

~ How to say Happy New Year in Maori

• Kia Hari Te Tau Hou

~ How to say Happy New Year in Norwegian

• Godt nytt år

Related New Year Resolution

~ How to say Happy New Year in Polish

• Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku

~ How to say Happy New Year in Portuguese

• Feliz Ano Novo

~ How to say Happy New Year in Punjabi

• navā̃ sāl/varā mubārak

~ How to say Happy New Year in Romanian

• An Nou Fericit

~ How to say Happy New Year in Serbian

• Srećna Nova Godina

~ How to say Happy New Year in Somali

• Lyo Sanad Cusub oo Fiican

~ How to say Happy New Year in Spanish

• Feliz Ano Nuevo

~ How to say Happy New Year in Swahili

• Heri Ya Mwaka Mpya

~ How to say Happy New Year in Swedish

• Gott nytt år

~ How to say Happy New Year in Thai

• S̄wạs̄dī pī h̄ım̀

~ How to say Happy New Year in Turkish

• Yeni Yılınız Kutlu Olsun

~ How to say Happy New Year in Ukrainian

• Z Novym Rokom or Ščaslyvoho novoho roku

~ How to say Happy New Year in Vietnamese

• Chúc mừng năm mới

~ How to say Happy New Year in Welsh

• Blwyddyn Newydd Dda

Moving forward with keeping up with different languages, how about a simple hello in different languages.

Can you say hello in different languages and how many?

How to say “Hello” in different languages

~ Arabic

• Marhaba

~ Armenian

• Barev

~ Bulgarian

• Zdraveite

~ Burmese

• Haallo

~ Chinese (cantonese)

• Nǐ hǎo

~ Croatian

• Zdravo

~ Czech

• Ahoj

~ Danish

• Hej

~ Dutch

• Hallo

~ English

• Hello

~ Filipino (Tagalog)

• Kamusta

~ French

• Bonjour

~ Irish

• Dia Dhuit

~ German

• Guten Tag

~ Greek

• Geia

~ Hawaiian

• Aloha

~ Hebrew

• Shalom

~ Hindi

• Namaste

~ Homg

• Nyob Zoo

~ Hungarian

• Szia

~ Ilocano

• Hello

~ Indonesian

• Halo

~ Italin

• Ciao

~ Japanese

• Konichiwa

~ Cambodian (Khmer)

• Suostei

~ Korean

• Ahn Yeong Ha Se Yo

~ Lao

• Sabaidi

~ Lithuanian

• Sveiki

~ Mandarin

• Ni Hao

~ Mongolian

• Sain Uu

~ Norwegian

• Hei

~ Polish

• Cześć

~ Portuguese

• Olá

~ Romanian

• Bunâ

~ Samoan

• Talofa

~ Serbian

• Zdravo

~ Somali

• Hello

~ Spanish

• Hola

~ Swahili

• Jambo

~ Swedish

• Hallå

~ Tawainese

• Li-hó

~ Thai

• S̄wạs̄dī 

~ Turkish

• Merhaba

~ Ukrainian

• Privit

~ Vietnamese

• Xin chào

~ Welsh

• Helo

Cultural exposure is so important in our children’s lives these days.

Learning the different languages and where they come from gives each language a well deserved recognition.

A simple hello can go a long way and teaching respect for one another is a key exchange in language exposure.