A sign post at a local restaurant with greetings in many different languages. This is just a small sample of all the greetings.
A sign post at a local restaurant with greetings in many different languages. This is just a small sample of all the greetings.
Cool!! Cultural diversity and inclusivity indeed! π
It is a cool sign. Cheers
Very cool! Looks like those signs you see at vacation destinations pointing out where this or that country is.
They have one of those also. π
How nice! A good feeling/
Isn’t it. Maybe wherever I land for a job, they will let me set one up that says “welcome” in different languages.
π€βΊοΈ yes I imagine all the languages you’d included! Cheers Chris π
Hola! I’ve always thought the mileage signs were cool but this is the first I’ve seen that says ‘Hello’ in different languages.
Thanks, Annie. I really enjoy these signs. Cheers!
I like this very friendly and welcoming sign, Chris! This says it in many ways how much they appreciate visitors. So nice to see. I hope you get your dream job and get the opportunity to request one of these posts be planted where you are planted. π
Thank you, Robin. The nice thing is that I’ve found many very nice places that I’d like to be planted. Hopefully, whichever I choose will allow me to install a version of this sign. π
Wherever you go, in one way or another, you will have an international sign saying hello. I also think the word friend translated would be excellent! Amigo, Amiga, mes amie, . . .
Oooo that would be another good one. I should check Pinterest. I bet someone has made these into word clouds already. π
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This is Arabic.
It means welcome.
It is pronounced (marhaban)
Great image !
Thank you. I started a file with words for welcome. Maybe later this year, I will have a classroom. I also found a program online that creates word clouds for you. I could make a cool image from all the words for welcome. That would be nice!
Great indeed!!!
Learning new languges is useful !
Oh yes, Cheers!
What a great idea! Maybe they could do another sign at the exit from the restaurant … “Goodbye”
True. Cheers!