/int/ - How do you say 'bon appétit' (have a nice meal) in - International

Anonymous

11/09/25(Sun)07:08:58 No.216621243

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How do you say 'bon appétit' (have a nice meal) in your language, /int/? How do you translate this phrase from English into your own language?

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:10:39 No.216621288

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:10:39 No.216621288

>>216621243
Direct translation would be "Ha en god måltid" but I have never heard anyone say that.
In fact, I've never heard anyone say anything similar before a meal. I don't think we have something like that.

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:11:26 No.216621305

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:11:26 No.216621305

>>216621243
Guten Appetit or Guden

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:12:19 No.216621321

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:12:19 No.216621321

>>216621243
>have a good meal
Or
>bon appétit

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:13:48 No.216621361

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:13:48 No.216621361

>>216621243
We don't say something like that. I don't see the point.

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:14:27 No.216621379

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:14:27 No.216621379

>>216621243
>>How do you say 'bon appétit' (have a nice meal) in your language
>Smacznego
(I wish you) tasty (meal/food etc.)

>>How do you translate this phrase from English into your own language?
We don't translate it, if you mean it like that, and if we did, it'd be a translation from Frensh

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:26:43 No.216621720

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:26:43 No.216621720

>>216621288
direct translation would be "Ha en trevlig måltid" and people do say "trevlig måltid".

Anonymous
11/09/25(Sun)07:57:04 No.216622499

Anonymous 11/09/25(Sun)07:57:04 No.216622499

>>216621243
we don't say that
I never understand why people say that