knock, knock, knock... Anybody home?

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knock, knock, knock... Anybody home?

Mulle

Here in Denmark we say:

Vil du ha� en kop kaffe?

and to answer your second part: Ha� en god dag!

Nice Sunday to you!

1 Feb 2009

escolapia

Bon dia , un caf�?

( In Catalonia we would say this)

1 Feb 2009

silvanija

Hello all,

I found this message not in the morning, but still...

"Labas rytas, gal kavos?" or "Laba diena". (Good afternoon.)

As Lithuanian is a phonetical language you have to read as it is written.

1 Feb 2009

In Indonesian (as a response):
�Hai Mena, terima kasih; kopinya enak! Ini, saya punya sedikit kue. Silakan dicoba..�

Translation:
�Hi Mena, thanks; the coffee is delicious! Here, I have some cakes. Please have a try..�

hugs,
pus

1 Feb 2009

mena22

Thank you so much for sharing a little bit of your language with us.

Some languages seem to sound similar to Portuguese but others sound very, very difficult to me! Or maybe the old saying is right, I�m just too old to learn new languages!

But we�re still waiting for the participation of other nationalities.

1 Feb 2009

andreaewa

From Ururguay I invite you with a "mate" our traditional drink.
Everybody drinks mate all day long. Have you ever seen somebody carrying a mate?
That�s probably a Uruguayan!

�tom�s un mate?

1 Feb 2009

masia

Hi mena!

dzien dobry! (good morning)

coffee in polish is "kawa" /kava/ even though it�s nearly 4pm over here i think i�ll have mine soon ;)

Zycze wam wszystkim milego dnia! (i wish you all a wonderful day)

1 Feb 2009

Good morning my dear Mena, or is it afternoon for you? I just woke up and here in Canada it is 9:15 and -17C. In Quebec, Canada we would say �Merci Mena de l�offre.
J�ai besoin d�une tasse forte de caf� ce matin. Il fait tr�s froid aujourd�hui.

Je vous souhaite une bonne journ�e! � (Thank you Mena for the offer. I need a strong cup of coffee this morning. It is really cold today. Have a good day.)

In Italian, my mother tongue, we would say �Buon giorno! Un caf�? Buona giornata!!

BUONA GIORNATA. HAVE A GOOD DAY EVERYONE.

1 Feb 2009

Hi Mena, would you like to try something rather difficult?

Ka-li-m�-ra! (Good morning)

Ef-ha-ri-st� (thank you)

gi� (for)

�ton (the)

ka-f� (coffee)

Kisses from Greece,

Fi-li� (kisses)

a-p� (from)

tin (definite article for feminin nouns)

E-l�-da (Greece)

1 Feb 2009

Tesekkur ederim Turkiye`den!

Thank you from Turkey Mena and everyone else!

It`s evening here now so I`ll say Iyi aksamlar! Good evening to you all!

1 Feb 2009

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