I had a ridiculous idea to make an info page of every single Hetalia-character, containing the basic info such as name, age, relatives, personality, history, strenghts and weaknesses. So far, I've managed to make one of Estonia, and I've done some process with Finland, too. What I'd appreciate is that I'd get some help from you guys, since I'm
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*Handing the promised love in a carton box*
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http://www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/iloveyou.htm
For Japanese...(they put way too much;;) you can just go with 大好きです (daisuki desu) or 愛してる(よ) (aishiteru (yo)). [The 'yo' is optional, really]
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Hello> "Bonjour" or "Salut" (more familiar)
Goodbye> "Au Revoir"
How's it going> "Comment ça va ?"
Formal name> République Française
In Seychelles, they speak French, English and "Seychellois Creole" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seychellois_Creole)
Good Luck ^^
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For this, I'll love you eternally.
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Formal name: Kongeriget Danmark.
Hello: Hej
How's it going: Hvordan går det?
Goodbye: Farvel
orz;
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*loving*
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Hello: Cześć
How it's going: Jak leci?
Goodbye: Well, you often use "cześć" (it's really unformal though) here as well, but if you want to avoid confusion "do zobaczenia" and "do widzenia" (both meaning "see you later") are also popularly used (probably even more often since they aren't as informal as "cześć")
Formal name: As Taure mentioned Polska or Rzeczpospolita Polska (full name)
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This is really helpful :3
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Hello - Hola
Goodbye/See you later! - Adios/¡Hasta luego!
Thankyou - Gracias
How are you?/What's up? - ¿Cómo estás?/¿Qué tal?
I love you (I noticed someone put this one up so yeah >>;) - Te amo
Name of Spain: España
If you have any other questions, just ask! I'll be glad to give you the Spanish equivilent! :)
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And I already have one: any idea of the b-day? ^^
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That reminds me from the song 'Feliz Navidad' :D
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