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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Thursday Thirteen - 131 - 13 Ways to Say Peace















As you know, I'm travelling across the blogosphere for Blog Blast for Peace today.

Not only that, I'm in the thick of NaNoWriMo.

So on Tuesday I mentioned to my friend Tracy at work that I hoped I'd be able to put together my Peace Globe the way I was hoping to, because I also had a choir rehearsal just to make things interesting.

Tracy, being the marvellous friend that she is, offered to make me a back-up Peace Globe in case I ran into trouble with my own. This is the one she made for me - I love it!

For today's Thursday Thirteen, in honor of Blog Blast for Peace, here are thirteen ways to say Peace:

1 - Fred - Swedish

2 - Mir - Russian

3 - Der Frieden - German

4 - La Paix - French

5 - Pace - Italian

6 - Shaanti - Hindi

7 - Salam - Arabic

8 - Shalom - Hebrew

9 - Tai Ping - Chinese

10 - Ukuthula - Zulu

11 - Aio - Maori (indigenous people of New Zealand)

12 - Wôntôkóde - Mi'kmaq (the First Nations people of eastern Canada)

13 - Sìth - Gaelic

17 comments:

  1. Very kewl. I participated as well.

    Happy T13!

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  2. You've been a terrific Worker Bee, helping us promote Blog Blast Day! I've really appreciated your enthusiasm.

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  3. I'm doing NaNoWriMo, too. I wish you peace and happy writing. :)

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  4. I only knew Shalom, we studied it in our theology subject in school..

    My hands are full with my to do list

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  5. Peace :)

    Have a great day!
    http://iamharriet.blogspot.com/2009/11/how-many-questions-are-too-many.html

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  6. Those are cool! Great TT!

    *hugs*
    Paige


    My TT is at http://paigetylertheauthor.blogspot.com/

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  7. aww great list! thanks for sharing! here's ours in tagalog or filipino "kapayapaan" :)

    u may view mine if u have time

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  8. I love her globe! One of these years, I'll figure out how to do graphics and make a globe of my own.

    Yep, that's the only reason I've never joined in.

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  9. Kapayapaan - that's how we say it in Tagalog, my country's (Philippines) native language. :)
    Peace to you and to your love ones. :)

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  10. That's very cool. Peace from New Zealand.

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  11. Peace be to you and everyone, Julia!

    thanks for the visit.

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  12. Shanthi! It is. Let there be peace within you and all around.

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