Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages If you have foreign speaking family, friends or business associates living at home, or abroad, our selection of Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages are perfect for you. Our Christmas Cards in Different Languages cover 35 different countries – most of these foreign language cards are impossible to find and buy on the High Street. The Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages provide a range of beautiful images with an appropriate Merry Christmas greeting on the front of the card in the different languages of your choice. We have Christmas Cards in Different Languages that are suitable for men women, kids and young children designed to suit all tastes and all ages. Our unusual and exclusive range of Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages is ideal for those who will appreciate a Christmas greeting in their own language. Special Felicitas Christmas Cards The following links provide access to pages detailing our collection of exclusive and unusual Felicitas Christmas Cards in the languages of your choice. Our range of Felicitas Christmas Cards provides a perfect way to view the cards in the language that are of special interest to you. | To VIEW our range of Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages and BUY securely and with confidence via Amazon click the following link: | | | |
Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages - Size and Description Fine Art Christmas Cards trademark Felicitas® are supplied blank inside with plenty of room for you to write your own message in the language of your choice. Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages are luxury medium size; 148 x 210mm; 5.8 x 8.3 inches, their weight is 36.00g. and have a premium matte finish on 350gsm card. Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages Our Felicitas Christmas Cards in Different Languages have a traditional greeting pre-printed on the front of card such as Feliz Navidad for a Spanish greeting, Joyeux Noël for a French greeting, Fröhliche Weihnachten for a German greeting, Wesolych Swiat for a Polish greeting, God Jul for a Swedish or Norwegian greeting, Nadolig Llawen for a Welsh greeting and Nollaig Shona for an Irish Gaelic greeting. Ideal for those who speak in a different language to English or who live across the sea. | |
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