How to Say Adventure in 50 Languages

How To Say Adventure in 50 Different Languages

Travelling the world means that along the way, you’ll pick up a host of different phrases which you’ll carry with you in all your journey’s going forward. Perhaps one of the most magical words you can learn how to say in a multitude of different languages is the word: adventure. Tell the world what’s in your heart and soul with 50 different ways of saying the word adventure. Here’s how.

  1. Afrikaans: Avontuur
  2. Albanian: Aventurë
  3. Arabic: مغامرة (mughamara)
  4. Armenian: ավանտյուրա (avantyura)
  5. Azerbaijani: macəra
  6. Basque: Abentura
  7. Belarusian: прыгода (pryhoda)
  8. Bosnian: avantura
  9. Breton: Avantur
  10. Czech: dobrodružství
  11. Danish: eventyr
  12. Dutch: Avontuur
  13. English: Adventure
  14. Esperanto: Aventuroj
  15. Estonian: seiklus
  16. Finnish: Seikkailu
  17. Filipino: Abentura
  18. French: Aventure
  19. German: Abenteuer
  20. Greek: περιπέτεια (peripéteia)
  21. Gujarati: સાહસિક (Sāhasika)
  22. Hawaiian: Hana hoʻopīhoihoi (ha-na ho oh pie-hoy-hoy)
  23. Hungarian: Kaland
  24. Icelandic: ævintýri
  25. Irish: eachtraíochta
  26. Italian: Avventura
  27. Japanese: 冒険 (Bōken)
  28. Korean: 모험 (moheom)
  29. Latin: Adventure
  30. Latvian: piedzīvojums
  31. Macedonian: авантура (avantura)
  32. Mandarin: 冒险 (Màoxiǎn)
  33. Malay: pengembaraan
  34. Norwegian: Eventyr
  35. Polish: przygoda
  36. Portugese: Aventura
  37. Romanian: aventură
  38. Russian: приключение (priklyucheniye)
  39. Slovak: dobrodružstvo
  40. Somali: biimayn
  41. Swahili: Adventure
  42. Swedish: äventyr
  43. Tamil: சாகச (Cākaca)
  44. Telugu: సాహస (Sāhasa)
  45. Thai: การผจญภัย (Kār p̄hcỵ p̣hạy)
  46. Turkish: Macera
  47. Vietnamese: phiêu lưu
  48. Welsh: Antur
  49. Yoruba: ìrìn
  50. Zulu: Adventure

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I'm Shalinee - a Geminian scientist who loves to travel, write, draw and eat chocolate. I've visited over twenty countries, published a Environmental Science encyclopaedia and somewhere along the way started a science communication company to help students and corporates translate that hard-to-read data generated in a lab. Other than that, I'm just searching for the magic still hidden in the world.

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