Happy Every Day, Happy New Year , It's Time To Celebrate
Until you are a Celtic pagan (and they are available therefore I do not suggest to slight them) and numerous the others, your New Year comes at the beginning of January. I've gathered the phrase " Happy New Year " in many different languages so you can sometimes impress (or annoy) friends and family, or actually use the phrase to somebody who does not speak English. Although the Hebrew New Year is obviously Rosh Hashanah (usually some time in September), you are able to state "shana tova" at both New Years. For the Spanish speaking friends you should use "Feliz Ano ~Nuevo" with good gusto. What about once you learn an individual who speaks Irish? You can use "Bliain nua fe mhaise dhuit" but do not ask me how exactly to pronounce it. The Celtic languages generally look to possess a lot of words to Bengali New Year . Then you can find, needless to say, the German, they who've produced people champagne, brie, and French fries. For them I...