How do you say "Happy Easter" in your language?

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23/04/17

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How do you say "Happy Easter" in your language?

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23/04/17

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In Romania, Easter was yesterday and I was curios to find out how do you say it in other languages. In Romanian we say "Paște Fericit!".

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23/04/17

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In Serbia, there is a traditional Easter greeting that reads like this:

-Hristos voskrese! To this, the other person responds with.

- Vaistinu voskrese!

Easter was also celebrated in Serbia yesterday :)

Also, someone just says "Happy Easter"

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23/04/18

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Interesting. We also have in Romania a greeting after Easter has passed.

One person says "Hristos a-nviat!" and the other answers "Adevărat a-nviat!".

I believe that the meaning is the same to the one in Serbian.

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23/04/18

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Yes, I think the meaning is the same :) In essence, I think that it has the same meaning for all people of the Orthodox faith, only that we all pronounce it in our own language.

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23/04/17

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We can express it as "Happy Easter" in Turkish. But such a day is not celebrated in Turkey. What are you doing on Easter?

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R

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23/04/18

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Personally, I just stay at home with my family.

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23/04/18

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So, is there anything different from what you do in your country?

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23/04/19

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I think that in all orthodox countries Easter is celebrated pretty much the same way.

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23/04/19

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Yes, all people of the Orthodox faith generally respect the same customs and traditions of that day.

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23/04/18

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Easter is not celebrated in Bangladesh but I believe if you want to wish someone you can simply say "Shuvo Easter"

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