kind regards
Chupa Chups
Castilian, Catalan, and Galician (the English words for the three languages you mentioned) are all romance languages. This means they all are descended from Latin. Each distinctive group of people formed their own idiosyncrasies of spoken Latin in their regions, and these changes developed into new languages over time. They are all considered separate languages, although there is a degree of mutual intelligibility between them, that is, a native speaker of Castilian can understand the basic gist of what someone is saying in Galician or Catalan, and even more so if it is written.
say is disent and 1200 is mille deux centsso say 1200 in french would be disent mille deux cents
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Take it of and have a look at the size tag. If its an A, it will kind of look like an orange. B, its will kind of look like and apple. C, will kind of look lik half a watermelon, and D(+) will look lik a full watermelon. Im a C.
Good Bye
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
"Si" is how you say "yes" in Catalan.
In Catalan, you can say "adeu" or "fins aviat" to say goodbye.
Vriendelike groete
kamsahamnida
You say "no".
In Catalan, you say "gràcies" to mean thank you.
Yellow in Catalan is "groc".
nga mihi nui
Me ka aloha pumehana
In Catalan, "kiss" is said as "petó".