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The Moguls did it. Thus did the Vikings. ?A [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] mouth of a wonderfully happy man is filled with beer.? Once coining that phrase, you don?t suppose this anonymous Egyptian from 2200 BC kept it to himself. I will see him raise his drinking vessel to his Nile-side neighbors while [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] repeating the words.
Each country in the planet has some sort of traditional drinking toast, typically dozens. Usually one or two words, common toasts aren't in the same league with toasts to the bride (that can drone on for hours), or to the retiree who?s been with us for 30 years however would rather get to his food while it?s hot. All of these extremely [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] should be briefer, especially if a meal is being served. The everyday, no black tie, corner pub toasts exist in each culture and the vast majority simply mean ?I would like you smart health?. Not surprisingly it's the English who have strayed from the norm. ?Cheers?, ?Down the Hatch?, ?Bottoms up? and many more. I always assumed the latter said the bottom of the glass, however the Hawaiians have taken this literally. ?Okole Maluna? means that ?buttocks up?. I am as well as an inventory of multi-national toasts to impress your friends and use as a sign of respect when in the corporate of people from different cultures.
Here?s a [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] bit of etiquette to travel together with your cosmopolitan language skills. It's customary to toast the primary round, and let the host go first. There's some controversy over the clinking of glasses. It's said that the tradition started as a sly method to test the authenticity [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] of the host?s crystal. Whether or not the Vikings clinked wooden goblets or not, it's thought of more civilized to ?bit glasses? rather than bash together [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] in an exceedingly resounding crash. And whereas you?re about it, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] serve on the left and take away from [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the correct!
Toasts From Several Lands
This is often just a sampling of easy drinking toasts from around the world. Some are not possible to search out in language dictionaries as they are colloquial phrases, slang or in dialect. I apologize in advance for spelling mistakes: I?m no linguist. Meanings are included after I could find them. Fill in the blanks if you can. Some are simply [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] a general ?cheers?. If you were creating a bet on potential translation, you wouldn?t lose cash by suggesting that every one of those toasts is wishing the recipient continued health and general well being. My spell check is concerning to go wild!
za vashe zdorovye (Russian)
slainte [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] duine a ol (Irish) to your health
genatzt (Armenian)
a sua saude (Portuguese) sensible health
a votre sante (French) to your health
banzai (long life) (Japanese)or
kanpai (dry glass!) (Japanese)
bud mo (Ukranian)
cin cin (chin chin) (cheers) (Italian) or
alla salute (in good health) (Italian)
proost (Dutch) cheers
vivat (Polish) revival, survival
tervist [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] (Estonian) general greeting
skal (Danish) cheers
here?s trying at you (kid, optional) (Yankee/Bogart)
kia ora (Maori) all purpose greeting
egeszsegedre (Hungarian) to your health
Iechyd da (Welsh) smart health
I sveikas (Lithuanian) your [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] health
kippis (Finnish) cheers
le?chaim (Jewish) to life
na zdravi (Czech) to your health
noroc (Romanian)
prosit (German) here?s to you (and your health in fact)
wen lie (Chinese)
salud (Spanish)
bahkt tu kel (Romany/Gypsy) sensible luck and health be on you
Here it's folks - oogy wawa (Zulu)
(wawa suggests that ?fell?, oogy wasn?t listed, any concepts?)
We tend to should all feel well cheered and healthy when all that!
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