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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Dec 1997.
Re: [PIC] Merry Christmas

Re: [PIC] Merry Christmas

Martin Atkins wrote in message <01bcc2b3$be504f40$LocalHost@atkins>...
>Portuguese: feliz natal
>Spanish:    feliz navidad
>French:     joyeux noel
>English:    happy christmas
>I`m interested to know what it is in German and other languages....

I'm not an expert, but:

German: Frohliche Weihnachten (sp?)
Japanese: Meri Karisumasu
(transliterated, I'm sure)
American: Merry Christmas

and, uh..

Lewis Carrollian: Oh Frabjous Day!


>>BKNambo, who is not a linguist.
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Date: 1997/12/17
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