Does anyone know the translation of the word "angel" in any language?
This Took forever But Here You Go! Glad I Could Help! Afrikaans: engel Albanian: engjëll Amharic: malak Arabic: mal'ak Aramaic: MaLaAK,aA Basque: aingeru Belarusan: anioł Bengali: pori / farishta Boko: mala'ika Bolognese: ànZel Bosnian: anđeo Bresciano: angel Breton: ael Bulgarian: ангел (angel) Calabrese: 'jangiulu Catalan: àngel Cebuano: anghel Chinese: tian shi Croatian: anđeo Czech: anděl Danish: engel Dutch: engel English: angel Esperanto: anĝelo/o Estonian: ingel Filipino: anghel Finnish: enkeli Flemish: engel French: ange Frisian (west): ingel Furlan: agnul Galician: anxo German: engel Greek: aggelos Hausa: màlaa'ikàà Hawaiian: 'ânela Hebrew: maleaach Hindi: apsara / pari / farishta Hungarian: angyal Icelandic: engill Indonesian: malaikat Innu: ansheniu Interlingua: angelo Irish: aingeal Italian: angelo Klingon: QumwI' Korean: cheong-sa Kurdish: ferişte Latin: angela/angelus Latvian: eņģelis Limburgian: ingel Lithuanian: angelas Japanese: tenshi Malagasy: anjely Malay: malaikat Maltese: anglu Maori: anahera Norwegian: engel Paduan: àngeo Passamaquoddy: aselis Persian: ferešte Polish: anioł Portuguese: anjo Reggiano: angel Romagnolo: ànzel Romanian: înger Russian: ангел (angel) Saami: eŋgel Sardinian: àngelu Serbian: andjeo Sicilian: anciulu Sinhala: deva dootha-ya Slovak: anjel Sotho (north): morongwa Spanish: ángel Swahili: malaika Swedish: ängel Tagalog: anghel Tamil: malakku Thai: nang fah Turkish: melek Ukrainian: ангел (angel) Urdu: hur / farishtaa Valencian: angel Venetian: ànsolo Wallon: andje Welsh: angel Yiddish: malach Zarma: malayka Zeneize: ángeo
I am in need of an online Flemish translation site. One I can type in some words and get the translation.?
For a pay site try Translation Services USA: http://www.translation-services-usa.com/languages/flemish.shtml For a FREE site try the Free Translation Forum http://www.network54.com/Forum/241066 or Free-Translator.com http://www.free-translator.com
Language translation flemish/dutch to english?
dikke = (thick) in the meaning of big, strong tetten = t i t s
Help with translation from dutch to english?
Can someone please help me translate what's written on this machine? It seems to be written in dutch and I can't figure out how to use it. Thanks very much ! Link to the picture : http://i.imgur.com/psU2QW2.jpg
Can u pls translate this to any language u know?
Ich liebe dich. (German)
What is the translation of "good luck" to Dutch?
The common Dutch phrase would be:Succes! - the meaning is obvious, and it’s the thing you say before a test, exam, job interview, speech or anything for that matter. Sometimes you say ‘Veel succes’ where ‘veel’ means here much.The literal translation would be:Goed geluk! But this is never used. In fact, in Dutch it’s something that doesn’t make a lot of sense. Luck isn’t something that’s good or bad, it’s something you have little or lots of (hence the actually used expression: veel geluk). If ‘geluk’ (=luck) is used at all, we say ‘veel geluk’, not ‘goed geluk’. And ‘geluk’ can also mean happiness, and it’s something you wish unto someone at their wedding day:Dutch: ‘Ik wens jullie heel veel geluk en vreugde in jullie jaren samen’English: ‘I wish you you lots of happiness and joy in your years together’I can’t even remember if I ever used ‘veel geluk’ in a conversation, and I’m a professional Dutchman. So just go with the former, that’s the one everyone uses.
I need a dutch to English translation of a piece of Nazi propaganda?
The correct spelling of the sentence would be: De VS (USA) zullen de Europese cultuur van de ondergang redden. The English translation is: The US will save the European culture from the downfall I think you misspelled the word 'ondergang', andergang doesn't mean anything
I need a Dutch to English translation of this sentence: Slaap lekker straks als je er aan toe bent.?
Sleep well, later when you are ready to go to sleep. Or Have a good night rest later-on, when you go to bed.
What is the translation of "thank you" to Dutch?
The most used phrase in Holland is dank je, for pronouncing there is a wonderful app that is called Duolingo. The formal way of saying thank you is dank u, which is unusually used for seniors and special occasions.The Dutch are not social vocabularies like the Germans and want to be more friendly. Dank je wel, means “thank you very much.” The w is pronounced like a v like “vellum.”It is appropriate for a person to be thankful if someone has been kind to you from your heart — hartelijk bedannkt ( heartfelt thanks).Remember, most Dutch speakers are kind and are pleasantly surprised if you speak any other language then your own and you are trying to speak their language۔Therefore, danke je is super from most people in the Netherlands area of Holland! Most people in the Netherlands use “as you please,” much more then thank you. These words surprised me when coming to the USA. It surprised me that there really wasn’t a literal translation for that little pleasuring words. When a Dutch person hands you something or when an other person asks for something the other person says, “alsjeblieft or als je blieft,” meaning “as you please.” This is such is gracious gift when someone says it to you. I remember missing it (even today — at 64 years old!) when I ask for something and the person says, “As you please.” Ie., “As you wished or prayed for,” what a lovely message to teach our children.The literal translation is, “danke je.” However, many Dutch people say, “bedankt,” which means thanks. There is a saying in Dutch that many say that there is a literal translation, but people around the world don’t use except the Dutch. That is “as you please —.”