We’d like to wish you a happy new 2010. year in all the languages of the world, but unfortunately, even Google Translate doesn’t have them all. So here’s just a few:
Szczęśliwego nowego roku!
glückliches neues Jahr!
Srećna Nova godina! ευτυχές το νέο έτος!
Happy New Year! С Новым годом! Feliz Año Nuevo!
Šťastný nový rok!
Gëzuar vitin e ri!
नया साल मुबारक हो
Boldog újévet!
Bonne année!
Gott Nytt År!
la mulţi ani! Buon anno! سنة جديدة سعيدة! 謹賀新年！ 新年好! שנה טובה
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To all of you who celebrate the Christmas tomorrow, I’d like to wish a joyful Christmas Eve and a merry Christmas! Whether you’re going to spend it at home or somewhere else, I wish you spend it happily and above all, in good health and surrendered by people you love.
Canadian, European and American ski holiday resorts have been actively participating in recycling and composting projects from as early as 2001. Most ski holiday resorts are now using one hundred percent recyclable materials throughout day to day operations. Resort restaurants are using environment friendly utensils and carry out containers and composting food scraps with wood shavings to use in landscaping throughout their resorts.
Some resorts are passing their recycling and composting knowledge to their guests. Several also take a one dollar donation from guests to donate to organisations dedicated to helping the environment. (more…)
Today is the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year which has the sign of the Ox. 2008 was the year of the Rat, while the 2010 will begin on Sunday, February 14, and it will have the sign of the Tiger.
Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. It begins according to the Chinese calendar which consists of both Gregorian and lunar-solar calendar systems. Because the track of the new moon changes from year to year, Chinese New Year can begin anytime between late January and mid-February. (more…)
The Russian and Serbian Orthodox churches, Greek Mt. Athos and the Jerusalem patriarchy along with some smaller Orthodox regions, celebrate the Christmas tomorrow, January 7, according to the Julian calendar.
The usual message sent in Serbia for Christmas is “Mir Božiji, Hristos se rodi” (seen on the top of the icon), which means “(Gods) Peace, Christ is born ”
To all the Christians who follow the Julian calendar, geaNostra withes a very happy Christmas!(more…)
We’d like to wish you a happy new 2010. year in all the languages of the world, but unfortunately, even Google Translate doesn’t have them all. So here’s just a few:
To all of you who celebrate the Christmas tomorrow, I’d like to wish a joyful Christmas Eve and a merry Christmas! Whether you’re going to spend it at home or somewhere else, I wish you spend it happily and above all, in good health and surrendered by people you love.
Canadian, European and American ski holiday resorts have been actively participating in recycling and composting projects from as early as 2001. Most ski holiday resorts are now using one hundred percent recyclable materials throughout day to day operations. Resort restaurants are using environment friendly utensils and carry out containers and composting food scraps with wood shavings to use in landscaping throughout their resorts.
The Russian and Serbian Orthodox churches, Greek Mt. Athos and the Jerusalem patriarchy along with some smaller Orthodox regions, celebrate the Christmas tomorrow, January 7, according to the Julian calendar.
