What's a word or phrase you know in multiple languages?

No - English
No - Spanish

Just call me the Rosetta Stone.

"I don't know".

Sure comes in handy at work.

Hi, hola, olá, privjet/privyet, bonjour, saluton, ni hao.

Yes, sí, sim, da, jes, ja, nai, a sound that sounds like shloop, but I don't know how to spell it.

No, não, njet/nyet, non, ochi, non, hakuna, ne, nā.

One two three four five six seven eight nine ten.
Uno dos tres cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve dies (didn't know how to spell some).
Um dois três quatro cinco seis sete oito nove des (not sure how to spell the last).

I, Yo, Eu.

Some places in their native language.
Iceland, Ísland
Germany, Deutschland
Spain, España
China, Zhongguo
Mozambique, Moçambique
Japan, Nippon
Russia, Russiya
East Timor, Timor-Leste
Ivory Coast, Côte d'Ivoire
Cape Verde, Cabo Verde
Those last three are called their native name in English, though.

English-Cat...& i show u what words become what in native tone
Hindi-Billi...(in north side of India they do Ya as Ja like in uttar pradesh side...& Va as Ba but they do say Va & sha is made sa)
Marathi-Maanzar...(u will find ja word made as za)
Arabic-Kitt...(pa is made ba..cha as ja or even sha...two's ta is tandoori's ta..like soft spells)
Tamil-Poo'n'ai...n is like na in Ramayana or the form of n in word And...(here in pure native way Ha is said as Gha then Ja shall be Sa then Sha is sa)...many such r there but here's few...:)

Screwed

i love you

Dog - English
Perro - Spanish
Hund - German
Chien - French

Bonjour, Buongiorno, Buenos días, Guten Morgen.

Hello, how are you.

Good night
Bonne Nuit
Buena Noche

~Aizen

Hi Ciao Salut Hola

huu