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    This document contains a list of common phrases translated to an unspecified language, including greetings, parting phrases, questions, apologies, pleasantries, and expressions of feelings. It includes translations for "hello," "goodbye," "please," "thank you," "where is the bathroom?," and other basic conversational elements as well as greetings for holidays and special occasions. It also provides the option to include romanization or transliteration for languages that use non-Latin scripts.

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    Phrases Template

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    This document contains a list of common phrases translated to an unspecified language, including greetings, parting phrases, questions, apologies, pleasantries, and expressions of feelings. It includes translations for "hello," "goodbye," "please," "thank you," "where is the bathroom?," and other basic conversational elements as well as greetings for holidays and special occasions. It also provides the option to include romanization or transliteration for languages that use non-Latin scripts.

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    Phrase [Language]

    (replace with the name of


    your language)
    Welcome
    Hello (General greeting)
    Hello (on phone)
    How are you?
    Reply to 'How are you?'
    Long time no see
    What's your name?
    My name is ...
    Where are you from?
    I'm from ...
    Pleased to meet you
    Good morning (Morning greeting)
    Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting)
    Good evening (Evening greeting)
    Good night
    Goodbye (Parting phrases)
    Good luck!
    Cheers! Good Health! (Toasts used when drinking)
    Have a nice day
    Bon appetit / Have a nice meal
    Bon voyage / Have a good journey
    Yes
    No
    Maybe
    I don't know
    Do you understand?
    I understand
    I don't understand
    Please speak more slowly
    Please say that again
    Please write it down
    Do you speak English?
    Do you speak [Language]?
    Yes, a little (reply to 'Do you speak ...?')
    Do you speak a language other than [Language]?
    Speak to me in [Language]
    How do you say ... in [Language]?
    Excuse me
    How much is this?
    Sorry
    Please
    Thank you
    Reply to thank you
    Where's the toilet / bathroom?
    This gentleman will pay for everything
    This lady will pay for everything
    Would you like to dance with me?
    Do you come here often?
    I miss you
    I love you
    Get well soon
    Go away!
    Leave me alone!
    Help!
    Fire!
    Stop!
    Call the police!
    Christmas greetings
    New Year greetings
    Easter greetings
    Birthday greetings
    Congratulations!
    One language is never enough
    My hovercraft is full of eels

    If any of these phrases are not used in your language just leave them blank
    Romanization / Transliteration
    (if language uses a non-Latin
    script)
    m blank

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