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Can't remember the Gaelic for Merry Christmas but Happy New Year is Bliadhna Mhath Ur(bleeanya va oor)

schöni wiehnachte u äs schöns nöis jahr!

For those who celebrate Hanukkah, Chag Sameach (literally means joyous festival in Hebrew)!

S Novym Godom!

Felice Navidad... but of course everyone knows that one from the song.

Buon Natale & Buon Anno. (MC & HNY in Italian) <BR> <BR>Joyeux Noel. (MC in French) <BR> <BR>Feliz Navidad. (MC in Spanish) <BR> <BR>Maligayang Pasko. (MC in Tagalog) <BR> <BR>

Boas Festas!!! (portuguese ala portugal) <BR> <BR>Around town: <BR> <BR>Fleas navidad (vet sign) <BR>Fleece navidad (sweater shop sign)

Merry Christmas <BR>Happy New Year, New Millennia <BR> <BR>Frohe Weihnachten <BR>Glückliches Neues Jahr <BR> <BR>I wish you all a prosperous New Decade, year and millenia so that you all can travel to your hearts content. <BR>Arthur <BR> <BR>

Geseende Kersfees ! (Afrikaans) <BR> <BR>Is Hannnukah the one with doughnuts? <BR> <BR>Tony

Lithuania;;;;ditto from me and my Lithuanian ancestry... Judy

I don't know this and have not been able to find out- confirmation or criticism welcome.<BR><BR>How about Omorpho Kristouyenna in Greek?

PS. What song?

Prettige Kerstdagen en een gelukkig Nieuwjaar!

- <BR> <BR>Mele Kalikemaka (sp??? - Hawaiian)

Houva Joulua! <BR> <BR>Merry Chirstmas in Finnish.

Buon Natale <BR> Buon Capo d'Anno/ Felice Anno Nuovo <BR> <BR>Joyeux Noel <BR> Bonne Annee <BR> <BR>Feliz Navidad <BR> Prospero Ano Nuevo <BR> <BR>Kellemes Karacsonyt <BR> Boldog Ujevet <BR> <BR>Boas Festas <BR> Feliz Ano Novo <BR> <BR>Kala Cristougenna (?) <BR> <BR>Bon Natali e Prosperu Annu Novu <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR>Italian, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Portuguese, Greek, and last but not least Sicilian <BR>(with apologies for all sorts of missing diacritical marks in many of them)

Jose Feliciano did a very popular song in the 70's called Felice Navidad which is about THE most "stick in your head until you want to tear at your flesh" kind of song every composed... why, oh WHY did I bring it up, it will go through my brain until NYE! <BR>

It's "feliz", not "felice". "Felice" is Italian. See above.