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“Good Morning” translations in a different languages

It would be fun to walk into work and say “good morning” to my co-workers in a different language every day. But to make it stick in my head, it makes more sense to do one translation every week. So every week I say one version of “Good Morning.” (this is an item on my to do list)

There are plenty of sites that offer lists of translations for “Good Morning,” but none of them give a good listing of how to actually pronounce it. Here’s a few sites so far:

574 versions include many dialects. Actually, this list is rather confusing with the all the different dialects. Just give me the one official version of “good morning” for a lanuage.

No pronounciations listed.

116 versions. No dialects.

No pronounciations listed.

122 versions. No dialects. It does explain the differences between “hello, morning, afternoon, evening”

No pronounciations listed.

99 versions. No dialects.

A few have spoken word pronounciations.

If anyone can find a site that offers the pronounciations for all the translations of “Good Morning,” please leave the link in the comments. Thanks.

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Jessica
Jessica
20 years ago

i want to know if there is any other way to say the name JESSICA in another lanuage.

Victoriaaa
Victoriaaa
18 years ago

i love this website i want to know how so say jessica and victoria in a different language