💍 Marriage in Different Languages | Beautiful Translations of Love Across 70 Cultures

Last updated: August 21, 2025 at 9:04 am by ramzanseo23@gmail.com

Marriage is a beautiful bond that unites two people, celebrated differently across cultures yet cherished universally. 

Around the globe, the word marriage carries deep emotions of love, family, and togetherness. 

In this article, you’ll learn how to say “marriage” in 70 different languages, with pronunciations and example sentences.

🌍 How to Say Marriage in 70 Different Languages

Each entry shows:
Language Name (🇺🇸) – Translation | Pronunciation: (Simple English)
Example sentence

• English: Marriage – (ˈmær.ɪdʒ)
    “Their marriage was celebrated with joy.”
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• Spanish (🇪🇸): Matrimonio – (mah-tree-MOH-nyoh)
    “El matrimonio es un compromiso de amor.”
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• French (🇫🇷): Mariage – (mah-ree-AHZH)
    “Le mariage unit deux personnes.”
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• German (🇩🇪): Ehe – (AY-huh)
    “Ihre Ehe ist voller Vertrauen.”
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• Italian (🇮🇹): Matrimonio – (mah-tree-MOH-nyo)
    “Il matrimonio è un legame sacro.”
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• Portuguese (🇵🇹): Casamento – (kah-zah-MEN-too)
    “O casamento deles foi lindo.”
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• Dutch (🇳🇱): Huwelijk – (HYOO-vuh-lick)
    “Hun huwelijk duurde vele jaren.”
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• Russian (🇷🇺): Брак (Brak) – (brahk)
    “Их брак был счастливым.” (Their marriage was happy.)
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• Chinese (🇨🇳): 婚姻 (Hūnyīn) – (hoo-neen)
    “婚姻是人生中的重要时刻。” (Marriage is an important moment in life.)
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• Japanese (🇯🇵): 結婚 (Kekkon) – (keh-kohn)
    “彼らの結婚は祝福された。” (Their marriage was blessed.)
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• Korean (🇰🇷): 결혼 (Gyeolhon) – (gyul-hon)
    “그들의 결혼은 행복했다.”
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• Arabic (🇸🇦): زواج (Zawaj) – (za-WAJ)
    “الزواج بداية جديدة للحياة.”
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• Hindi (🇮🇳): विवाह (Vivah) – (vee-VAH)
    “उनका विवाह बहुत सुंदर था।”
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• Urdu (🇵🇰): شادی (Shadi) – (sha-dee)
    “ان کی شادی بہت خوشی سے ہوئی۔ ”
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• Turkish (🇹🇷): Evlilik – (ev-lee-leek)
    “Evlilik büyük bir sorumluluktur.”
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• Greek (🇬🇷): Γάμος (Gámos) – (GAH-mos)
    “Ο γάμος είναι μια όμορφη ένωση.”
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• Hebrew (🇮🇱): נישואים (Nisuim) – (nee-soo-EEM)
    “הנישואים שלהם היו מאושרים.”
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• Swedish (🇸🇪): Äktenskap – (EK-ten-skap)
    “Deras äktenskap var starkt.”
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• Norwegian (🇳🇴): Ekteskap – (EK-teh-skap)
    “Ekteskapet deres var lykkelig.”
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• Danish (🇩🇰): Ægteskab – (EHG-teh-skap)
    “Deres ægteskab var fyldt med kærlighed.”
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• Finnish (🇫🇮): Avioliitto – (ah-vee-oh-lee-toh)
    “Heidän avioliittonsa oli onnellinen.”
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• Polish (🇵🇱): Małżeństwo – (mow-ZHEN-stvoh)
    “Ich małżeństwo trwało wiele lat.”
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• Czech (🇨🇿): Manželství – (mahn-ZHEL-stvee)
    “Jejich manželství bylo šťastné.”
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• Slovak (🇸🇰): Manželstvo – (mahn-ZHEL-stvoh)
    “Ich manželstvo bolo krásne.”
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• Hungarian (🇭🇺): Házasság – (HAH-zah-shahg)
    “A házasság fontos kötelék.”
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• Romanian (🇷🇴): Căsătorie – (kuh-suh-toh-REE-eh)
    “Căsătoria lor a fost minunată.”
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• Bulgarian (🇧🇬): Брак (Brak) – (brahk)
    “Техният брак беше щастлив.”
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• Serbian (🇷🇸): Брак (Brak) – (brahk)
    “Њихов брак је био успешан.”
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• Croatian (🇭🇷): Brak – (brahk)
    “Njihov brak je bio sretan.”
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• Bosnian (🇧🇦): Brak – (brahk)
    “Njihov brak je bio pun ljubavi.”
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• Slovenian (🇸🇮): Zakonska zveza – (zah-kohn-skah zve-zah)
    “Njuna zakonska zveza je trajala dolgo.”
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• Albanian (🇦🇱): Martesë – (mar-TEH-suh)
    “Martesa e tyre ishte e lumtur.”
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• Macedonian (🇲🇰): Брак (Brak) – (brahk)
    “Нивниот брак беше успешен.”
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• Ukrainian (🇺🇦): Шлюб (Shlyub) – (shlyoob)
    “Їхній шлюб був щасливим.”
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• Belarusian (🇧🇾): Шлюб (Shlyub) – (shlyoob)
    “Іх шлюб быў шчаслівым.”
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• Latvian (🇱🇻): Laulība – (lau-LEE-bah)
    “Viņu laulība bija stipra.”
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• Lithuanian (🇱🇹): Santuoka – (san-TOO-ah-kah)
    “Jų santuoka buvo laiminga.”
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• Estonian (🇪🇪): Abielu – (ah-bee-eh-loo)
    “Nende abielu oli õnnelik.”
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• Malay (🇲🇾): Perkahwinan – (per-kah-HWEE-nan)
    “Perkahwinan itu sangat meriah.”
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• Indonesian (🇮🇩): Pernikahan – (per-nee-KAH-han)
    “Pernikahan mereka sangat indah.”
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• Filipino (🇵🇭): Kasal – (kah-SAL)
    “Ang kanilang kasal ay masaya.”
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• Thai (🇹🇭): การแต่งงาน (Kan taeng-ngan) – (taan-ngan)
    “การแต่งงานเป็นสิ่งสำคัญในชีวิต.”
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• Vietnamese (🇻🇳): Hôn nhân – (hohn nyun)
    “Hôn nhân của họ rất hạnh phúc.”
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• Swahili (🇰🇪/🇹🇿): Ndoa – (n-DOH-ah)
    “Ndoa yao ilikuwa yenye furaha.”
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• Zulu (🇿🇦): Umshado – (oom-SHAH-doh)
    “Umshado wabo wawumnandi.”
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• Xhosa (🇿🇦): Umtshato – (oom-TSHAH-toh)
    “Umtshato wabo wawuhle kakhulu.”
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• Afrikaans (🇿🇦): Huwelik – (HYOO-veh-lik)
    “Hul huwelik was gelukkig.”
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• Amharic (🇪🇹): ጋብቻ (Gabicha) – (gah-bih-cha)
    “ጋብቻቸው ደስ ብሎታል።”
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• Hausa (🇳🇬): Aure – (ah-oo-reh)
    “Aurensu ya kasance cikin farin ciki.”
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• Yoruba (🇳🇬): Ìgbéyàwó – (ee-gbeh-yah-woh)
    “Ìgbéyàwó wọn dun pupọ.”
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• Igbo (🇳🇬): Alụmdi na nwunye – (ah-LOOM-dee nah NWOO-nyeh)
    “Alụmdi na nwunye ha bụ nke ọma.”
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• Persian (🇮🇷): ازدواج (Ezdevaj) – (ez-deh-VAHJ)
    “ازدواج آنها پر از عشق بود.”
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• Pashto (🇦🇫): واده (Wadah) – (wah-dah)
    “د هغوی واده ډېر ښکلی و.”
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• Kurdish (🇮🇶/🇸🇾): Hediqandin – (heh-dee-KAN-deen)
    “Hediqandina wan pir xweş bû.”
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• Tamil (🇮🇳): திருமணம் (Thirumanam) – (thee-roo-mah-nam)
    “அவர்களின் திருமணம் மகிழ்ச்சியாக இருந்தது.”
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• Telugu (🇮🇳): వివాహం (Vivaham) – (vee-vah-ham)
    “వారి వివాహం ఆనందంగా జరిగింది.”
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• Kannada (🇮🇳): ಮದುವೆ (Maduve) – (mah-doo-veh)
    “ಅವರ ಮದುವೆ ಸುಂದರವಾಗಿತ್ತು.”
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• Malayalam (🇮🇳): വിവാഹം (Vivaham) – (vee-vah-ham)
    “അവരുടെ വിവാഹം സന്തോഷകരമായിരുന്നു.”
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• Marathi (🇮🇳): लग्न (Laghn) – (lug-nuh)
    “त्यांचे लग्न सुंदर होते.”
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• Bengali (🇧🇩/🇮🇳): বিবাহ (Bibah) – (bee-bah)
    “তাদের বিবাহ আনন্দময় ছিল।”
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• Punjabi (🇮🇳/🇵🇰): ਵਿਆਹ (Viah) – (vee-ahh)
    “ਉਨ੍ਹਾਂ ਦਾ ਵਿਆਹ ਖੁਸ਼ੀ ਨਾਲ ਹੋਇਆ।”
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• Gujarati (🇮🇳): લગ્ન (Lagna) – (lug-nuh)
    “તેમનું લગ્ન આનંદથી ભરેલું હતું.”
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• Nepali (🇳🇵): विवाह (Bibaha) – (bee-bah-ha)
    “उनको विवाह खुसीपूर्ण भयो।”
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• Sinhala (🇱🇰): විවාහය (Vivahaya) – (vee-vah-hah-yah)
    “ඔවුන්ගේ විවාහය සාර්ථක විය.”
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• Mongolian (🇲🇳): Гэрлэлт (Gerlelt) – (ger-lelt)
    “Тэдний гэрлэлт аз жаргалтай байв.”
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• Khmer (🇰🇭): អាពាហ៍ពិពាហ៍ (Apah Pipah) – (ah-pee-ah-pee-pah)
    “អាពាហ៍ពិពាហ៍គឺជាភាពស្រឡាញ់។”
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• Lao (🇱🇦): ການແຕ່ງງານ (Kan Taeng Ngan) – (taeng-ngan)
    “ການແຕ່ງງານແມ່ນສິ່ງສໍາຄັນ.”
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• Burmese (🇲🇲): မင်္ဂလာဆောင် (Mangala Saung) – (man-gah-lah saung)
    “သူတို့ရဲ့ မင်္ဂလာဆောင် ကောင်းမွန်တယ်။”
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• Tibetan (🏔️): བཅས་བརྒྱུད (Chegyü) – (cheh-gyu)
    “ཁོང་གི་བཅས་བརྒྱུད་དགའ་བོ་བྱས་ཡོད།”
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• Samoan (🇼🇸): Faaipoipoga – (fah-ai-poy-poh-gah)
    “O lo latou faaipoipoga sa matagofie.”
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✨ Conclusion

Marriage is celebrated differently around the world, but its meaning of love, unity, and lifelong commitment remains the same everywhere. ❤️

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