In Inuktitut, a common way to wish someone happy holidays is to say "Iqaluk Qaujimajatuqangit," which translates to "Happy Holidays." However, dialects may vary, so it's always good to consider regional differences in language. If you're looking for a specific dialect or context, consulting a native speaker or a language resource may provide the most accurate phrase.
happy holidays - bonnes vacances
So you can be happy and relaxed. So you have a day off ,people are not machines!
"Schöne Ferien" or "Schönen Urlaub" "Schöne Ferien" or "Schönen Urlaub"
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In the Inuit language, you can say "Quviasukkaa" which means happy birthday.
you get hoildays to give you a break in life and travel around the world to explore
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easy; family reunion Nope, its happy hoildays maybe mothers day?? I dunno there pretty explicit..but that's why there so good!!
Yes they do
how do you write in greek have a happy life
In Inuktitut, you can say "Qujannamiik" which translates to "Have a good journey" or "Safe travels".