| Different Languages | Word Joy |
|---|---|
| Albanian | hare |
| Basque | alaitasuna |
| Belarusian | радасць |
| Bosnian | radost |
| Bulgarian | радост |
| Catalan | alegria |
| Croatian | radost |
| Czech | radost |
| Danish | glæde |
| Dutch | vreugde |
| Estonian | rõõm |
| Finnish | ilo |
| French | joie |
| Galician | alegría |
| German | Freude |
| Greek | Χαρά (Chará) |
| Hungarian | öröm |
| Icelandic | Gleði |
| Irish | áthas |
| Italian | gioia |
| Latvian | prieks |
| Lithuanian | džiaugsmas |
| Macedonian | радост |
| Maltese | ferħ |
| Norwegian | glede |
| Polish | radość |
| Portuguese | alegria |
| Romanian | bucurie |
| Russian | радость (radost') |
| Serbian | радост (radost) |
| Slovak | potešenie |
| Slovenian | veselje |
| Spanish | alegría |
| Swedish | glädje |
| Ukrainian | радість (radist') |
| Welsh | llawenydd |
| Yiddish | פרייד |
| Armenian | ուրախություն |
| Azerbaijani | sevinc |
| Bengali | আনন্দ |
| Chinese Simplified | 喜悦 (xǐyuè) |
| Chinese Traditional | 喜悅 (xǐyuè) |
| Georgian | სიხარული |
| Gujarati | આનંદ |
| Hindi | हर्ष |
| Hmong | kev kaj siab |
| Japanese | 喜び |
| Kannada | ಜಾಯ್ |
| Kazakh | қуаныш |
| Khmer | អំណរសប្បាយ |
| Korean | 즐거움 (jeulgeoum) |
| Lao | ຄວາມສຸກ |
| Malayalam | സന്തോഷം |
| Marathi | आनंद |
| Mongolian | баяр хөөр |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ဝမ်းမြောက်သောစိတ် |
| Nepali | आनन्द |
| Sinhala | සතුට |
| Tajik | хурсандӣ |
| Tamil | மகிழ்ச்சி |
| Telugu | ఆనందం |
| Thai | ความปิติยินดี |
| Turkish | sevinç |
| Urdu | خوشی |
| Uzbek | xursandchilik |
| Vietnamese | vui sướng |
| Arabic | فرح (farih) |
| Hebrew | שִׂמְחָה |
| Persian | لذت |
| Afrikaans | vreugde |
| Chichewa | chimwemwe |
| Hausa | farin ciki |
| Igbo | ọṅụ |
| Sesotho | thabo e ile ea |
| Somali | farxad |
| Swahili | furaha |
| Yoruba | ayọ |
| Zulu | injabulo |
| Cebuano | kalipay |
| Filipino | kagalakan |
| Indonesian | kegembiraan |
| Javanese | kabungahan |
| Malagasy | fifaliana |
| Malay | kegembiraan |
| Maori | koa |
| Esperanto | ĝojo |
| Haitian Creole | kè kontan |
| Latin | gaudium |
Carlos Villa holds an MA from Hardin Simmons University and is a certified translator with a passion for languages. As a dedicated linguist, he continually seeks to expand his knowledge of diverse languages and cultures. Carlos is also a prominent contributor to “The Different Languages,” where he shares his expertise and love for linguistic exploration with a broad audience.