How do you say 'Happy Easter' in the languages you know?
Dutch:
"Vrolijk Pasen" (Happy Easter) if you're secular.
"Zalig Pasen" (Blessed Easter) if you are religious or want to poke fun at the Pope.

Kellemes Húsvétot (in Hungarian), the Húsvét+ (bit of it) which, interestingly enough, and "logically enough", kind of literally means +the Taking (on) of meat ....
I know Easter in English refers to the pre-Christian tradition names, but somehow, I like the Hungarian literal naming of what Easter is all about (end of Lent).
In Spanish, Felices Pascuas.
In Russian, the greeting is not "Happy Easter," but "Christ is risen!" to which the response is something like "Truly, He is risen!"
Edited by NorthAmerican, who can't remember the Russian response in Russian.
