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

“Springtime is the land awakening. The March winds are the morning yawn,” – Lewis Grizzard

The first signs of Spring as are beginning to bloom across Europe! So let’s celebrate with learning how to say ‘spring’ in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!

1. Albanian – Pranvera
2. Arabic – ربيع (Rybi)
3. Armenian – Գարուն (Garun)
4. Azerbaijani – Yaz
5. Basque – Udaberri
6. Belarusian – Вясна (Vyasna)
7. Bulgarian – Пролет (Prolet)
8. Catalan – Primavera
9. Croatian – Proljeće
10. Czech – Jaro
11. Danish – Forår
12. Dutch – Lente
13. Estonian – Kevad
14. Faroese – Vár
15. Finnish – Kevät
16. French – Printemps
17. Georgian – გაზაფხული (Gazapkhuli)
18. German – Frühling
19. Greek – Άνοιξη (Ánoixi)
20. Greenlandic – Upernaaq
21. Hungarian – Tavasz
22. Icelandic – Vor
23. Irish Gaelic – Earrach
24. Italian – Primavera
25. Jèrriais – Èrnouvé
26. Latin – Ver
27. Latvian – Pavasaris
28. Lithuanian – Pavasaris
29. Low German – Blöhtiet
30. Luxembourgish – Fréijoer
31. Macedonian – Пролет (Prolet)
32. Maltese – Rebbiegħa
33. Manx – Arragh
34. Monégasque – Primavera
35. Northern Sami – Giđđa
36. Norwegian – Vår
37. Polish – Wiosna
38. Portuguese – Primavera
39. Romanian – Primăvară
40. Russian – Весна (Vyesna)
41. Scots Gaelic – Earrach
42. Serbian – Пролеће (Proleće)
43. Slovak – Jar
44. Slovene – Pomlad
45. Spanish – Primavera
46. Swedish –Vår
47. Swiss German – Fryhling
48. Turkish – İlkbahar
49. Ukrainian – Весна (Vesna)
50. Welsh – Gwanwyn

Author: James Scanlan
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