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How to say RESTAURANT in 50 languages with Europe in a Day!

Wherever you go in the world, you’ll need to eat once you get there! So why not look at how to say restaurant in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!

Many of the words are similar to English, which comes from the French. But as there are different ends, transliterations and even outright exceptions, it’s still worth having a look.

  1. Albanian – Restorant
  2. Arabic – مطعم (Mateam)
  3. Armenian – Ռեստորան (Restoran)
  4. Azerbaijani – Restoran
  5. Basque – Jatetxea
  6. Belarusian – Рэстаран (Restaran)
  7. Bulgarian – Ресторант (Restorant)
  8. Catalan –  Restaurant 
  9. Croatian – Restoran
  10. Czech –  Restaurace
  11. Danish –  Restaurant
  12. Dutch – Restaurant
  13. Estonian – Restoran
  14. Faroese – Matstova
  15. Finnish – Ravintola
  16. French – Restaurant
  17. Georgian –  რესტორანი (Restorani)
  18. German – Restaurant
  19. Greek – Εστιατόριο (Estiatório)
  20. Greenlandic – Neriniartarfik
  21. Hungarian – Étterem
  22. Icelandic – Veitingahús
  23. Irish Gaelic – Bialann
  24. Italian – Ristorante
  25. Jèrriais – Restaurant
  26. Latin – Popina
  27. Latvian – Restorāns
  28. Lithuanian – Restoranas
  29. Low German – Restaurant
  30. Luxembourgish – Restaurant
  31. Macedonian – Ресторан (Restoran)
  32. Maltese – Ristorant
  33. Manx – Thie bee
  34. Monégasque – Resturante
  35. Northern Sami – Restauráŋŋa
  36. Norwegian –  Restaurant
  37. Polish – Restauracja
  38. Portuguese – Restaurante
  39. Romanian – Restaurant
  40. Russian – Ресторан (Restoran)
  41. Scots Gaelic – Taigh-bìdh
  42. Serbian – Ресторан (Restoran)
  43. Slovak – Reštaurácia
  44. Slovene – Restavracija
  45. Spanish – Restaurante
  46. Swedish – Restaurang
  47. Swiss German – Reschtorant
  48. Turkish – Lokanta
  49. Ukrainian – Ресторан (Restoran)
  50. Welsh – Bwyty

Author: James Scanlan
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