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  • Oogy Wawa!!! How To Say "Cheers!" in 51 Different Languages

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    Kris Chislett
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    The very first record of “Cheers!” can be found in the 18th century as a shout of encouragement or support. Nowadays it has many different meanings, depending on which context it's used in. As a toast, cheers became from “Good cheer” in the early 20th century. The English however, just say Cheers as a form of thanks. Believe it or not, cheers is one of the most used expressions around the world, so who doesn’t need to say “Cheers!” in 51 different languages!?!?

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    The very first record of “Cheers!” can be found in the 18th century as a shout of encouragement or support. Nowadays it has many different meanings, depending on which context it's used in. As a toast, cheers became from “Good cheer” in the early 20th century. The English however, just say Cheers as a form of thanks. Believe it or not, cheers is one of the most used expressions around the world, so who doesn’t need to say “Cheers!” in 51 different languages!?!?

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    Oogy Wawa!!! How To Say "Cheers!" in 51 Different Languages

    Transféré par

    Kris Chislett
    The very first record of “Cheers!” can be found in the 18th century as a shout of encouragement or support. Nowadays it has many different meanings, depending on which context it's used in. As a toast, cheers became from “Good cheer” in the early 20th century. The English however, just say Cheers as a form of thanks. Believe it or not, cheers is one of the most used expressions around the world, so who doesn’t need to say “Cheers!” in 51 different languages!?!?

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    Oogy Wawa!!! How to Say “Cheers!

    ” in 51 Different Languages

    The very first record of “Cheers!” can be found in the 18th century as a shout of encouragement or support.
    Nowadays it has many different meanings, depending on which context it's used in. As a toast, cheers
    became from “Good cheer” in the early 20th century. The English however, just say Cheers as a form of
    thanks. Believe it or not, cheers is one of the most used expressions around the world, so who doesn’t need to
    say “Cheers!” in 51 different languages!?!?

    Afrikaans : Gesondheid! : (Ge-sund-hide)

    Albanian : Gëzuar! : (Géschuar)

    Arabic (Egyptian) : ‫ !في صحتكم‬: (Fee-sa-ha-tak)

    Armenian : Armenia : (Gen-ots-it)

    Azerbaijani : Afiyët oslun! : (Afeeyet Ohs-lun)

    Basque : On egin! : (On egín)

    Bosnian : Živjeli! : (Zhee-vi-lee)

    Bulgarian : Наздраве! : (NAZ-dra-vey)

    Chinese (Mandarin) : 乾杯! [干杯!] : (Gan BAY)

    Chinese : (Cantonese) : (Gom bui)

    Czech : Na zdravi : (NAZ-drah vi)

    Croatian : Živjeli! : (ZHEE-vi-lee)

    Danish : Skål! : (Skol)

    Dutch : Prosit! : (Prowst)

    English : Cheers! Bottoms up! Down the hatch! Here’s mud in your eye

    Esperanto : Je via sano! Toston! : (YEH VEE-ah SAH-no/Tóston)

    Estonian : Terviseks! : (Ter-vi-seks)

    Ethiopian (Amharic) : Letenachin : (L’-TAY-nah-chin)

    Farsi : (Ba-sal-a-ma-TEE)

    Finnish : Kippis! : (KEEP-us)

    French : A Votre Sante! : (Ah Vot-ruh Sahn-tay)

    Gaelic (Irish) : Sláinte! : (Slawn-che)

    German : Prost! : (Prohst)


    German : Prost! : (Prohst)

    Greek : στην υγειά σας! : (Stin Eyiassou/Stin Eye-ee-yass-ooh)

    Hawaiian : Okole Maluna! : (Å’kålè ma’luna)

    Hebrew : ‫! ְל ַחיִּים‬/L’Chaim! : (Le Chy-em)

    Hungarian : Egeszsegere! : (Egg-esh Ay-ged-reh)

    Italian : Salute! : Cin cin! (Salu-tay/Chin Chin)

    Japanese : Kampai! : (Kam-pie)

    Korean : 위하여 : (Sheet seki yah)

    Latvian : Prieka! : (Pree-eh-ka)

    Lithuanian : sveikata! : (Ee sweh-kata)

    Luxembourgish : Prost! : (Prohst)

    Maltese : Evviva! : (A-vee-va)

    Martian: Jnip Schlip (As it reads) Ok so I made this one up,but I’m sure it’s not that far off…

    Mongolian : Эрүүл мэндийн төлөө! : (Erüül mehdiin tölöö)

    Norwegian : Skål! : (Skoal)

    Persian : ‫ !به سالمتی‬: (beh salamati)

    Polish Na : zdrowie! : (Naz-droh-vee-ay)

    Portuguese : Saúde! : (Sow-ooh-jee)

    Romanian : Noroc! : (No-roak)

    Russian : Будем здоровы! : (Boo-dem Zdo-ro-vee-eh)

    Serbian : Ziveli! : (ZHEE-vi-lee)

    Slovak : Na zdravie! : (Naz-drah-vee-ay)

    Spanish : ¡Salud!/Salut! : (Sah-lud/Sah-lute)

    Swedish : Skål! : (Skol)

    Thai : ไชโย! : (Chuc-dee)

    Turkish : Şerefe! : (Sher-i-feh)

    Vietnamese : Chúc sức khoẻ! : (chook-sa-koi-ah)


    Yiddish : ‫ !געזונטערהייט‬Zei Gazunt! : (Zye GAH-zoont)

    Zulu : Oogy wawa! : (oogee-wawa)

    Any inaccuracies or if you know how to say “Cheers!” in a language that’s not on the list, please
    leave a comment below!

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