Greetings, World!

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مرحبا يا رفاق (Thanks, Ahmad)
你好我的朋友!
Hello mijn vrienden!
Bonjour mes amis!
Hallo meine Freunde!
Γειάσου οι φίλοι μου!
Ciao i miei amici!
こんにちは私の友人!
Olá os meus amigos!
Привет мои друзья!
¡Hola mis amigos!
여보세요 나의 친구!
Dzień dobry wszystkim ludziom! (thanks Nika & Ben)

I've been noticing a lot of traffic visiting this blog from all parts of the globe. I hope you all have found something interesting here. I really would like to know more about my visitors so please sign my guestbook.

If any of these greetings are incorrect please let me know. I used IM Translator so the reults could be suspect. I will add any language provided to me. Just don't try and trick me into posting something naughty or not what I intend others to see. :)

Comments

lifeflaw said…
If you want to add Arabic greeting. :)

مرحبا يا رفاق
(Hello friends)
1:52 PM
Ben Heine said…
Hi David, if you want in Polish :
Dzien Dobry Wszystko ludzi! ("Hello everybody")
3:27 PM
roro said…
Glad to see the Chinese words...hoho...^_^
10:04 PM
Nika said…
Unfortunately my friend Ben is wrong. In polish it should be "|Dzień dobry wszystkim ludziom".
11:47 AM
Unknown said…
Ha ha, sorry David, my girlfriend is Polish, and I didn't ask her to check what I tought was right. Shame on me. ;) I still have to learn a lot! Thank you dear Nika for the correction.
"Dzień dobry wszystkim ludziom".
Hope you're better David...
4:18 AM
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