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

It doesn’t matter where you travel in the world, at night you’ll see the stars!

Immense balls of gas blazing inconceivable distances away from our planet, stars appear to us as small but bright lights in the night sky. For thousands of years they’ve captured the imagination of mankind and have been used for navigation, religious rites and even making wishes upon!

Here’s how to say star in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!

1. Albanian – Ylli
2. Arabic – نجم (Najm)
3. Armenian – Աստղ (Astgh)
4. Azerbaijani – Ulduz
5. Basque – Izar
6. Belarusian – Зорка (Zorka)
7. Bulgarian – Звезда (Zvezda)
8. Catalan – Estel
9. Croatian – Zvijezda
10. Czech – Hvězda
11. Danish – Stjerne
12. Dutch – Ster
13. Estonian – Täht
14. Faroese – Stjørna
15. Finnish – Tähti
16. French – Étoile
17. Georgian – ვარსკვლავი (Varsk’vlavi)
18. German – Stern
19. Greek – Αστέρας (Astéras)
20. Greenlandic – Ulloriaq 
21. Hungarian – Csillag
22. Icelandic – Stjarna
23. Irish Gaelic – Réalta
24. Italian – Stella
25. Jèrriais – Êtaile
26. Latin – Stella
27. Latvian – Zvaigzne
28. Lithuanian – Žvaigždė
29. Low German – Steern
30. Luxembourgish – Stär
31. Macedonian – Ѕвезда (Dzvezda)
32. Maltese – Stilla
33. Manx – Rolt
34. Monégasque – Stela
35. Northern Sami – Násti
36. Norwegian – Stjerne
37. Polish – Gwiazda
38. Portuguese – Estrela
39. Romanian – Stea
40. Russian – Звезда (Zvezda)
41. Scots Gaelic – Reul
42. Serbian – Звезда (Zvezda)
43. Slovak – Hviezda
44. Slovene – Zvezda
45. Spanish – Estrella
46. Swedish – Stjärna
47. Swiss German – Stärn
48. Turkish – Yıldız
49. Ukrainian – Зірка (Zirka)
50. Welsh – Seren

Author: James Scanlan
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