• Austria: “Frohes Neues Jahr” (German)

• Belgium: “Joyeuse Année” (French) or “Gelukkig Nieuwjaar” (Dutch)

• Bulgaria: “Chestita Nova Godina” (Bulgarian)

• Croatia: “Sretna Nova Godina” (Croatian)

• Cyprus: “Eftychisméno to néo étos” (Greek)

• Czechia: “Štastný nový rok” (Czech)

• Denmark: “Godt Nytår” (Danish)

• Estonia: “Head Uut Aastat” (Estonian)

• Finland: “Hyvää uutta vuotta” (Finnish)

• France: “Bonne Année” (French)

• Germany: “Frohes Neues Jahr” (German)

• Greece: “Eftychisméno to néo étos” (Greek)

• Hungary: “Boldog Új Évet” (Hungarian)

• Ireland: “Athbhliain faoi mhaise duit!” (Irish)

• Italy: “Buon Anno” (Italian)

• Latvia: “Laimigu Jauno Gadu” (Latvian)

• Lithuania: “Laimingu Naujuju Met?” (Lithuanian)

• Luxembourg: “E schéine Neijoar” (Luxembourgish)

• Malta: “Is-Sena T-Tajba” (Maltese)

• Netherlands: “Gelukkig Nieuwjaar” (Dutch)

• Poland: “Szczesliwego Nowego Roku” (Polish)

• Portugal: “Feliz Ano Novo” (Portuguese)

• Romania: “Un An Nou Fericit” (Romanian)

• Slovakia: “Štastný Nový Rok” (Slovak)

• Slovenia: “Srecno Novo Leto” (Slovenian)

• Spain: “Feliz Año Nuevo” (Spanish)

• Sweden: “Gott Nytt År” (Swedish)

Whether you’re traveling or just want to spread some holiday cheer, these translations will come in handy as you ring in the new year with friends and family from different cultural backgrounds. From all of us at, we wish you a happy and prosperous new year in every language!”