Nicholas (nwhyte) wrote,
Nicholas
nwhyte

ርሑስ በዓል ልደትን ሓድሽ ዓመትን

A friend of mine sent me this greeting:



which apparently means "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" in his native language.

A special prize for the first person to identify that language!

(And a very special prize for anyone who knows how to pronounce it...)

ETA: Well done bugshaw! Others may guess anyway by clicking on "reply" without reading what others have written.
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