Mura (gekidasa) wrote in linguaphiles,
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"We are all the earth" into as many languages as possible?

Hi all! I'm designing a poster for Earth Day, and my idea is to have the phrase "We are all the earth" (originally "La Tierra somos todos" in spanish, because I'm in Costa Rica) in as many different languages as possible, and below a photo of multi-ethnic hands together one on top of the other).

Anyway, if anyone can help me out with whatever language(s) they know I'd be extremely grateful.


Languages I already have it translated into:

Japanese:
私たちは地球

Swedish:
Vi alla är jorden.

Russian:
мы все на земле

French:
Nous sommes tous la Terre

Indonesian:
Kita semua adalah bumi

Arabic:
العا لم ملكنا
or
نحن من الأرض

Portuguese:
A terra somos todos

Chinese:
我們是這大地

Tagalog:
Tayong lahat ang kalupaan.

Korean:
우리 는 지구

Dutch:
Wij zijn de aarde.

German:
Wir alle sind die Welt.

Greek:
Είμαστε όλοι Γή.

Italian:
La Terra siamo noi.
or
Noi tutti siamo la terra.

Swahili:
Tunakuwa wote dunia


Thanks!
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