How to say :" Dear" in your language.

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Dear Friends

Dear is very favorite word for every body we start this word before starting any conversation with our beloved.

So can you Express in your language?

Dear---- প্রিয় (Priyo) in Bangladesh.

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Hello @Golam in our Hindi language we say प्रिय.

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…:grinning::joy::grin::grinning::joy::grinning::joy::grin::grinning::grin::grinning:.

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Thanks Mr deepakjhic

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hello Golam,

here in Brazil in portuguese we say: “Caro amigo” for Dear friend.

“Caro” means: prized, overpriced, valuable!

:wink: thats it!

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Caro amigo Mr gabrielbberriel

Thanks

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Hi Golam, Dear in Spanish means “Querido” so if you want to say “Dear friend” you can say “Querido Amigo”.I think is a very great word too, you can show appreciation with that just one word.

Greetings form Mexico.

@Golam wrote:

Dear Friends

Dear is very favorite word for every body we start this word before starting any conversation with our beloved.

So can you Express in your language?

Dear---- প্রিয় (Priyo) in Bangladesh.

@Golam wrote:

Dear Friends

Dear is very favorite word for every body we start this word before starting any conversation with our beloved.

So can you Express in your language?

Dear---- প্রিয় (Priyo) in Bangladesh.

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Querido Amigo Mr Lalon

Thanks

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ਮੇਰੇ ਪ੍ਰਿਆ

 In Punjabi  @Golam 

Mērē pri'ā
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بالعربية نقول عزيزي

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Merey pyare

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Thanks guys for this

If you say dear in arabic you can say (Azyeze) عزيزي

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“Caro amigo” Thanks

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I’ts ‘Beste ’ in the Netherlands.

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In Turkish

Dear means; sevgili

For example; dear friends means “sevgili arkadaşlar”

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Hello @Golam! In Russia say Dear friend - Дорогой друг (Dorogoy droog).

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親愛的 - in Chinese

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You can say in vietnamese:

Chào Priyo ~ Dear Priyo

Dear Mr Priyo ~ Chào Anh Priyo

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ʻanoʻi is the Hawaiian way of saying dear as in someone close and loved pronounced (annoy) interestingly enough :wink: Mahalo!

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In kiswahili mpenzi

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In bahasa Indonesia “Yang terhormat”.

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