How do you say future in other languages?
How do you say future in other languages?
In other languages future
- American English: future /fyˈutʃər/
- Arabic: مُسْتَقْبَل
- Brazilian Portuguese: futuro.
- Chinese: 未来的
- Croatian: budući.
- Czech: budoucí
- Danish: fremtidig.
- Dutch: toekomstig.
How do you say destiny in other languages?
In other languages destiny
- American English: destiny /ˈdɛstɪni/
- Arabic: قَدَر
- Brazilian Portuguese: destino.
- Chinese: 命运
- Croatian: sudbina.
- Czech: osud.
- Danish: skæbne.
- Dutch: noodlot.
How do you say hope in other languages?
In other languages hope
- American English: hope /ˈhoʊp/
- Arabic: أَمَل
- Brazilian Portuguese: esperança.
- Chinese: 希望
- Croatian: nada.
- Czech: naděje.
- Danish: håb.
- Dutch: hoop verwachting.
How do you say unique in other languages?
In other languages unique
- Arabic: فَرِيد
- Brazilian Portuguese: único.
- Chinese: 独特的
- Croatian: jedinstven.
- Czech: jedinečný
- Danish: unik.
- Dutch: uniek.
- European Spanish: único especial.
Is destiny a French name?
It is of Old French origin, and the meaning of Destiny is “one’s certain fortune, fate”.
What is another word for fate or destiny?
Some common synonyms of fate are destiny, doom, lot, and portion. While all these words mean “a predetermined state or end,” fate implies an inevitable and usually an adverse outcome.
What name means hope in Greek?
Elpis
Elpis, (Greek origin), an ancient name meaning “hope”.
What languages will we speak in the future?
English is what Kevin called a “futured language,” meaning that it has a future tense and speaks about the future in a different way than the past and present. It separates the future in other words and makes it a separate entity. English in fact is the only Germanic language that speaks about the future this way.
Which languages will dominate the future?
The top 10 languages for the future, according to a British Council report, are predicted as being: 1 Spanish. 2 Arabic. 3 French. 4 Mandarin Chinese. 5 German. 6 Portuguese.
What is the future of English as a global language?
Increasingly, the long-term future of English as a global language probably lies in the hands of Asia , and especially the huge populations of India and China. Having said that, though, there may now be a critical mass of English speakers throughout the world which may make its continued growth impossible to stop or even slow.