Silent Night ML

[Loco56007]

I learned Merry Christmas in vietnamese was "chuc mung nam moi"

[bierdona333]

The polish version is almost perfect :) And I very, very like it :) Mary Christmas from Poland !:D

[Bitskoemer]

Flemish version is missing :'(

Stille nacht, heilige nacht,

alles slaapt, eenzaam waakt...

er is niets dat uw rust verstoord,

slaap maar verder slaap rustig voor,

herders houden de wacht,

slaap maar verder slaap zacht ;)

[hermione1382]

It's very nice but the hebrew greeting is worng - it says happy holidays in general but if you want to wish a merry christmas you'd say: Hag molad same'ah :

[Kimberleg]

I do apologise for any mistake - as I do not speak Hebrew, I had to rely on the Internet, which is never 100% trustworthy!

[hermione1382]

@Kimberleg That's ok I didn't mean to make you feel bad - Hebrew is difficult and internet is never the an authority :) I just wanted to give you the more accurate greeting :)

[tauheke]

@hermione1382 ... You Spelt Wrong (Worng). Wrong LOL... !

Dont you just love the English language hahaha!

[hermione1382]

@tauheke I do :) I just have the tendency to shift and switch letters when I type, whether it is Hebrew English or whatever :) LOL

[tauheke]

@hermione1382 I thought christmas wasn't a Hebrew thing?

[hermione1382]

@tauheke Well it isn't really as most people speaking Hebrew are Jewish, yet t6here are some Hebrew speackers who are christians and besides everybody knows about christmas from TV series and History studies at school. So there is a greeting for it though hadrly anyone uses it :).

[fassey]

the german version, which is absolutly the best one, is missing... :-(

[Kimberleg]

Stille Nacht is beautiful, but we didn't have anyone who spoke German and could sing :-(

We were singing in either our mother tongues or languages we were (semi-)fluent in, you see

[johannes12021991]

well just ask a german person. if you did this at a school choir rehersal i am sorry for my words