Like this: mom walks into room wakes me up, I look at clock it's 6 am, realize I have to go to school, and I say uuuuuugggggghhhhhh, then attempt to fall back asleep
Bonjour/bonne journée ~ French :)
"Good morning":
Spanish (español): Buenos días
Zao shang hao!
早上好!
Mandarin Chinese
中文
I'm a Vietnamese and I say 'Good morning' in Vietnamese as 'Chào buổi sáng'.
Slovenian: dobro jutro
Albanian: miremengjes
Macedonian: добро утро/dobro utro
Danish: godmorgen
In my native English one greets anyone before noon with "good mornng", a usage common to all the languages of northern Europe except Polish.
In lands bordering the Mediterranean, plus Polish, there is no such greeting, as there, their equivalent of "good day" is used instead until well into the afternoon. I believe this also applies to Icelandic.
'Buenos dias' in spanish.
"Good morning" or "morning". Unless I haven't had my coffee, then it comes out as "ughls".
Доброе утро- in Russian pronounced 'dobroe utro'
My Native tongue Good Morning My adopted Country GDay Mate
Language: Japanese (my second language. I studied abroad for a year)
Translation : おはよ ございます
Ak . : Ohayō gozaimasu
"おはよう"
Oh - ha - yo
"Good morning" in Japanese (informal)
"おはようございます"
Oh - ha - yo - go - za - i - mas
"Good Morning" in Japanese (formal)
(There is a "su" "す" at the end of the formal version, the "su" "す" stays silent.)
參考: Learning Japanese most of my childhood, along with English.
Goeie more !
-Afrikaans
its hard to explain how to pronounce it, but I'll try my best!! 😂👍
Pronounce --> "Gooié moré" Say the G with ggg sound.. 😉
I suffers to explain and I still don't thing it would be pronounced right.. 😂 I suffered because my first language is Afrikaans and I'm not so good at English!! 😂
I say "Dobro jutro" (Dobro yootro is how you pronounce it), or sometimes just "Jutro".
Suprabhatham
Language: malayalam
Native to: kerala(an indian state)
In Japanese, we good morning in two different phrases:
Ohayou gozaimsu お早うございます (to colleagues and staff)
Ohayou おはよう (To friends and family)
參考: Learning Japanese
Chinese - zao an (dzau aan - low falling, high)
Cantonese - zou san (dzouh saan - rising, high)
參考: I am a Chinese.
Russian "dobroe utro" or "Доброе утро."
In my native language, you say "Good morning."
I WANT BREAKFAST. WHERE ARE THE POP TARTS?
sabahul-khayr صباحُ الخير (Arabic).
Cantonese: 戇撚鳩 Ong lan gau :)
In greek is καλημέρα , pronounced kalimera.
In Brazilian Portuguese we say "Good morning!" as "Bom dia!". It's quite similar to the Spanish "Buenos días!". Also, it isn't different from European Portuguese.
"Bora da".. Is WELSH ...( FROM WALES,..UNITED KINGDOM...)..Cheating a bit because, like 70+% of WELSH people, ENGLISH is my FIRST language, all same, but we learn it often VERY badly at school....So "GOOD MORNING" with a WELSH accent, is what comes more naturally !!!!
Shubh Prabhaat-Sanskrit Hindi Marathi etc.
Kaalai Vanakkam-Tamil...the na is the na which u pronounce in word 'and'...in words like Ramayana Narayan etc.:)
In Dutch; goede morgen and very often it sounds like;goeje morge.
Good morning
German : Guten Morgen
Turkish : Günaydın
I say it in spanish: Buenos días :)
Good morning, but I do know Buenos dias.
Tagalog: Magandang umaga
Cebuano: Maayong buntag
Español: Buenos días
I know it in American Sign Language.
శుభోదయం ( ShubhOdayam )
Language : Telugu
Buenos días! (Spanish)
Hyvää Huomenta (Finnish)
Bonjour! (French)
Guten morgen (German)
These were some languages I learned when I was young haha
Good morning-that's my native language.
sabah alkhir -صباح الخير-
^ arabic
Shubh prabhatt (shoo bhā pruh bhaāt)
Masampat a abe abe! In Dumaget language.
Aloha kakahiaka is how you say good morning in Hawaiian.
Доброе утро! (Russian)
Degvan oil! (Lezbish)
Selamat Pagi (Bahasa Melayu)
"AYYYYY, GET OUT OF MY WAY, A**HOLE!" (I'm originally from New York)
Throw another shrimp on the Barbie
Bonjour (in French we don't speare the morning from the afternoon)
Shubh prabhat-hindi(INDIA)
"God morgen!" This is Norwegian
Dobre rano - slovakian :D
Like this->!Buenos días! <-Spanish.
參考: Hispanic!.
In Dutch: Goede morgen.
Shorter: Morgen.
Also heard are: Goejesmorges, goejesmorges-deze-morgen, mogguh, moah, smogges, moggel, goeje, gmôôg.
Also heard are several other indistinguishable moans and groans.
mornin' (preferably mumbled)
參考: Deep South USA
"Make my breakfast beyotch!"
參考: Maninese
Selamat pagi (Indonesian)
I am required to say good morning, and just about everything else in both English and French. Bonjour and Good Morning, or an abbreviated 'morning all work.
I speak slovak and we say Dobre rano
In my native language, we say "Good morning" to say "Good morning."
"Bom dia" it's portuguese.
nechewa spelnela machumeae
Bom dia, because the best of Brazil, are the brazilian ones.
Magandang umaga:) that's tagalog
Selamat Pagi-Malay Malaysian
I boola chi - (Igbo tribe in Nigeria)
สวัสดีตอนเช้า (sa-was-dee-ton-chao)
Or
อรุณสวัส (A-roon-sa-was)
Thai
"Good morning" in my native language.
"Guten Morgen" in the language of my adopted country.
صباح الخير (Sabah al-Khayr)
Arabic
'おはよございます' or 'ohayō gozaimasu'
Good morning in arabic language "Sabah AL-Kheer".
Bengali : Subho Sokal
Hindi : Subha Prabhat
WE SAY: "BUENOS DIAS" IN SPANISH
Good morning und Guten Morgen
Swedish : God morgon
Japanese : Ohayo gozaimasu
Arabic : sabah al-khair
English : Good Morning
It's not my native language, but in Portuguese, it is "Bom manhã". I used Portuguese because "Good morning" is "Good morning" in my native language.
How do you say God come home in Spanish
Good Morning
Buenos Dias
Bonjour
It's something like "greuaaahh".
I do not talk in the morning.
But if I had to talk, then in French, "salut" (Hi) would be the first thing I would say to the people I know and "bonjour" (hello/good morning) is what I would say to the other people.
"Bon matin" (literally : good morning) doesn't exist and "bonne matinée" (also good morning) would be used when leaving someone.