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Praising the LordFrench: louer le Seigneur

Italian: lodare il Signore

Spanish: alabado sea el Señor

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God Bless You

"God bless you" has at least two meanings in English:

  • The literal meaning is 'May God bless you'.
  • When you sneeze, it means nothing different.

    Many languages have different ways to express these two meanings.

    German

    literally "God bless you" is: 'Gott segne dich'.

    'Gesundheit', which means 'health' is used after someone has sneezed.

    Spanish

    God Bless you is Dios te bendiga.

    After someone sneezes, you say 'Salud' meaning health, like in German.

    In Spain, 'Jesus' is sometimes a substitute for 'Salud'.

    Polish

    Niech Pan Bog cie blogoslawi.

    After a sneeze: " Na Zdrovie " or "sto lat!" It literally means "for health!" or "100 years in good health!"

  • Latin

    Benedicite Deus.

    French

    Que Dieu vous bénisse. lit. "May God Bless You"

    Croatian

    Nazdravlje!

    Arabic:

    for sneezing: Alhamdullilah

    for blessing: Bog te blagoslovio

    Assyrian (Eastern Aramaic)

    alaha mbarekhlokh ܐܠܗܐ ܡܒ݂ܪܟܠܟ

    Portuguese

    a) Literally = Deus te abençoe;

    b) Said to someone who just sneezed = Saúde! (English literal translation: health).

    Italian

  • Literal Blessing: Che Dio ti benedica. /ke ˈdi.o ti be.neˈdi.ka/
  • After a sneeze: Salute! /saˈlu.te/

Nepali

bhagawan le timro rakshya garun. [भगवानले तिम्रो रक्षा गरुन्|]

Hindi

bhagwan tumhara bhala kare. [भगवान तुम्हारा भला करे|]

Korean

eichi.

Aramaic

"barech mor."

Kurdish

xwede star'ke

Russian: "boot zdarov!" ("boot zdarova!" to a woman) - after sneezing. It literally means "be healthy!"

"nah zda-RO-va" - a variation on the above.

"Blagoslavi tebya bog" - for blessing

Greek

When you sneez we say: yitses! (YI: as in YI-eld and e as in E-arth)

Somali

''Alle hakuu naxariisto"

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'My God' or 'My God!' =

In portuguese = Meu Deus or Meu Deus!

In Spanish = Diós mio.

In Russian = Bozhe moi!

In German = Mein Gott!

In Czech = Muj bozhe!

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The word "Praise" in Spanish is "Alaba". And "The Lord" is "El Señor". So, here we have the phrase "Praise the Lord" in Spanish which is "Alaba El Señor".

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In Albanian - Dhurate e zotit

In Croatian-Bozia dar

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"Alabado sea Dios"(Praise God) or "Alabado sea el Señor" (Praise the Lord)

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