hinga yinga dirgin (thats candian)

Boo?

I say ghost - I'm English.

It is "Geist" in German.

Ghostest (Thats Hillbilly) :)

umm. Ghost..

Bhoot in my language

Ghost/Fantome -english/french

Ghost the same as you...spooky, isn't it? :o)

taibhse/ghost. Irish gaelic/English.

go-st......

Ghost

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grandma

It is "ghost" because English is my second nature. However "ghost" in my own languages would be "hantu" in Malay (my National Language), "gui" & "gwai" in Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Chinese (my dialects)respectively.

Ghost is 'HARES' in Maltese but I am sure you won't read it as it sounds in Maltese. It sounds a bit like 'haress' but the meaning has nothing to do with it of course.

Fantasma. (Spanish)

ghost is ghost..every human say ghost.sorry i m not an alien

Now this is a trickey one, so pay attention: "Ghost"

In Holland they spell it GEEST and say CHay-st (CH is like the Scottish CH in loch)

"Ghost (spirit appearing after death): French: fantôme (fr) m, spectre (fr) m, revenant (fr) m, fantasme (fr) m" Source and further information: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ghost Here the complete list given there: "Afrikaans: spook, gees Albanian: fantazmë (sq) f, lugat, gogol, vurkollak Arabic: شبح (šábaħ) m Armenian: Õ¸Ö‚Ö€Õ¾Õ¡Õ¯Õ¡Õ¶ (urvakan) Basque: mamu Breton: tasmant, spes Catalan: fantasma m, espectre m, esperit m Croatian: duh (hr), avet (hr), sablast (hr), fantom (hr) Czech: duch (cs) m, pÅ™ízrak (cs), strašidlo (cs) Danish: spøgelse (da) n, genfærd (da) n, ånd (da) c Dutch: geest m, spook n, fantoom n Esperanto: spirito, fantomo Estonian: fantoom, kummitus, viirastus lummutis, tont Finnish: aave, kummitus, haamu; also henki (spirit) French: fantôme (fr) m, spectre (fr) m, revenant (fr) m, fantasme (fr) m Galician: pantasma m, espectro m Georgian: მოჩვენება (močveneba) German: Gespenst m, Geist n, Phantom n, Spuk m Greek: φάντασμα (el) Hebrew: רוח רפאים Hindi: भूत (bhÅ«t) Hungarian: kísértet (hu), szellem (hu) Icelandic: draugur, andi Indonesian: hantu Irish: taibhse (ga) f Italian: fantasma (it) m, spettro (it) m, spirito (it) m, larva (it) f, apparizione f Japanese: 幽霊 (ゆうれい, yÅ«rei), 亡霊 (ぼうれい, bōrei), 化け物 (ばけもの, bakemono), 死霊 (しりょう, shiryo), 妖怪 (ようかい, yōkai), お化け (obake), 怨霊 (おんりょう, onryō) Khmer: ខ្មោច (kmaoch) Korean: 유령 (yuryeong) Latin: larva, umbra, phasma, manes m, lemures m Latvian: parādÄ«ba, spoks, gars, fantoms Lithuanian: vaiduoklis Low German: Spökels, Spöök Malay: hantu (ms) Maltese: ħares, ruħ, fatat, spirtu Marathi: भूत (bhÅ«t) Norwegian: spøkelse n, fantom n Polish: duch (pl) m, upiór m, widmo n Portuguese: fantasma (pt) m, espectro (pt) m, espírito (pt) m, aparição f, assombração f Romanian: fantomă, stafie, duh, strigoi, spirit Romansh: spiert, fantom Russian: привидение (ru) (prividénije) n, призрак (ru) (prízrak) m, фантом (ru) (fantóm) m Sanskrit: भूत (bhÅ«t) Serbian: duh m, sablast f, utvara f, priviÄ‘enje n, avet m, avetinja f, sen f Slovak: duch m, prízrak m, zjavenie n, mátoha f, strašidlo n Slovene: duh (sl) m, fantom Spanish: fantasma (es) m, espectro (es) m, espíritu (es) m, aparecido (es) m Swahili: kivuli (noun 7/8) Swedish: spöke (sv) n, fantom (sv) n, ande (sv) c Telugu: దయ్యం (dayyaM), ప్రేతాత్మ (prEtaatma), పిశాచి (piSaachi), భూతం (bhootaM) Thai: ผี (pÄ•e), พราย (praai) Turkish: hayalet Welsh: ysbryd m Yiddish: גײַסט (gayst) m"

Bhoot or arwah!

BOO!

Govnia.

boo

bhoot in india+4

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