British media teach Europeans to say in Albanian: Merry Christmas (Photo)

“Merry Christmas. Joyeux Noel. Feliz Navidad.” No matter what language you speak, the phrase "take Christmas" warms their hearts.

So writes a Independent British article that lists how you can tell someone about Christmas in different languages.

Independent first language has listed Albanian:

Albanian: Merry Christmas

Basque: Eguberri on

Bellarusian: з '%s'л '%s' I'm sorry.

Bretton: Nedelleg lawen

Bulgarian: finished APUл '%s' You know what? I'm sorry.

Catalan: Bon Nadal

Croatian: Sretan Boić

Czech: Veselé Vánoce

Dansh God jul or Glædelig jul

Dutch: Vorilijk Kerstfeest

English: Merry Christmas or Happy Christmas

Estonia: Häid j ule

Finnish: Hyvä joulua

Galician: Bo Nadal

German: Fröhlice Weihnachten or FrheWeihnachten

Greek: What? What are you doing?

Hungary: Boldog caracsonyt

Icelandic: Glealeg yól

Irish: Nolaig Shauna + Violence (singular) or Daibh (plural)

Italian: Buon Natale

Latvian: Priec gus Ziemasv tkus

Lithua: Lincsmé Hi.

Luxembourgy: Schéine Cherschdag

Macedonian: Yeah. You know what?

Malta: il-Milied it-Tajeb

Norwegian: God forbid!

Northern Sami: Buorre juovla

Romanian: Cruciun fercyt

Occitan: Bon Nadal

Pole: (Boego Narodzenia)

Portuguese: Feliz Natal

Russian: You know what? (ış Bey)

Scottish Gaelic: Nollag Chryandil

Serbian: Sreçan Boićh, THE Hristos

Sardinian: Bona Pasca de Nadale

Slovenian: Veselé Vianoce

Sloven: Wessel bojiq

Spanish: Feliz Navidad

Swedish: God forbid!

Ukrainian: з normallyзivovım sooner (e)

Welsh: Nadogly lawen