Drinking in Greece is rather casual and done with friends and family while enjoying a nice meal or celebrating an event or achievement. However, that doesn’t you can’t cheers in a bar or restaurant and often you will find tourists gathering together and toasting while sharing stories of the adventures. Yasou – A very casual …
How To Say Cheers in Swedish
Sweden has some great European traditions when it comes to drinking and giving cheers to one another. Dating back all the way to the Vikings, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands all share very common histories which is why you can use this drinking term in any bar. You may not want to act like a …
How To Say Cheers in Norwegian
Just like the Netherlands, Norway loves their drinking and celebration. They have stuck to their roots dating back to Vikings who often murder their enemies or rivals by poisoning their drinks. To make sure their drink wasn’t deathly they would cheers one another by smashing their glasses together to make sure they got their wine …
How To Say Cheers in Spanish
Western countries have always been known for their traditions and heritage that date back hundreds of years. Some of the first known cheers and toasts came from Kings in Europe who used it to welcome people who came to their halls and help seal peace between countries. It was always a time for celebration and …
How To Say Cheers in Czech
The Czech Republic take pride in the celebrations and drinking pubs. Each bar typically only offers 1 draft on tap (along with some of the more common beers in a bottle like bud light) so you may be trying out several different places until you find your drink of choice. However, while you are making …
How To Say Cheers in Portuguese
The Portuguese language is very similar to Spanish and therefor many phrases are used similarly when speaking. One such phrase is how to cheers or toast someone when drinking. The most common countries the Portuguese language is natively spoken in is Portugal and Brazil. Cheers in Portuguese While visiting Brazil you will most likely start …
How To Say Cheers in Dutch
The dutch enjoy toasting just as much as every other country and it’s no surprise there are several terms they use depending what they are giving cheers to. When you visit the Netherlands you’ll often find people socializing, touching glasses, and giving thanks in small cozy pubs. If you want to join the fun here …
How To Say Cheers in Hawaiian
Hawaiians don’t really have a cheers as they never had a time in history where it as used or needed. These days there are several different toasts you can do and they all work for any occasion. Cheers in Hawaiian Okole Maluna – This phrase means “bottoms up”. The locals don’t really like to use …
How To Say Cheers in Hebrew
The Jewish culture is steeped in culture and tradition. When it come to celebrations or a night on the town they also enjoy a good cheers and toast as they socialize with one another. If you plan on visiting Israel it’s a good idea to know their term for cheers so you can mingle as …
How To Say Cheers in Hungarian
The Hungarians are well known for their food and you will find yourself enjoying plenty of home cooked meals on your vacation. To go along with the meals there will also plenty of drinks while the locals share stories of anything and everything. For this reasons it’s good to have a basic understanding of some …
How To Say Cheers in Arabic
Most Arabic speaking countries actually don’t allow alcohol to be consumed. It’s a shame for it to be illegal, but the Arabics do still have a cheers saying if you somehow get the chance to toast. Arabic – في صحتك – (pronounced Fi-sih-tik or Fe Sahatek) The meaning behind this Arabic cheers is “good luck” …
How To Say Cheers in Croatian
Croatia is a beautiful country and worth visiting in your lifetime. However, anytime you travel to a foreign country it’s good to learn a few basic words in order to get around. Below we have several of the more common terms you should learn including how to cheers when grabbing a beer. Cheers in Croatian …
How To Say Cheers in Icelandic
Icelandic is one of the more confusing and challenging languages to learn. It’s considered a Germanic language and is closely related to Norwegian. The majority of speakers live in Iceland, but there are quite a few in Denmark and even the United States. When you visit Iceland you may be in a situation where you …
How To Say Cheers in Mandarin
Mandarin isn’t the easiest language to learn, but knowing a couple key words is essential to avoid being rude when visiting a foreign country. In this blog article we go over the proper way to say cheers in Mandarin. Cheers in Mandarin The most common toast is ganbei. The cheers is pronounced “gon bay” and …
How To Say Cheers in Mexican
Mexico is notorious for their love of Tequila, but when you travel there you will notice that drinking is more of a celebration and social activity than anything else. When sports are on, Mexicans flock to local bars to grab a drink and cheers one another as their root for the home team. Cheers in …
How To Say Cheers in Korean
Just like most Asian cultures, Korea is a proud people with many traditions and honor. If you find yourself traveling to the country you will quickly see how they take everything slowly and with great care. In this post we will explore the proper way to say cheers and toasting one another so you can …
How To Say Cheers in Serbian
The Serbians do love a good toast when drinking with friends and family. If you plan on traveling to the country, it’s important you know a few of their more popular sayings so you can fit in as one with them. If you can communicate with the locals by speaking to them in their native …
How To Say Cheers in French
It’s always important to know some basic speaking terms when visiting a foreign country. The last thing you want to do is be disrespectful by not trying to follow their traditions and rules. One such rule is the right way to say cheers and toast. Some of these might sound crazy, but it’s still worth …
How To Say Cheers in Russian
Russians are well known for their drinking (especially vodka). However, you may not know that they take a lot of pride in it and have different toasts and ways of saying cheers depending on the situation. Here we will break down several of the meanings and when it is appropriate to use that cheers. Cheers …