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Aheïla · Jul 3, 2010

Yeshanu said:
Just be aware, some of us can read French, and understand it, but not speak it.

Oh, I am fully aware of that! That is why I put the integral English translation just under my French outburst. This way all the English-speaking folks have the same information.

I mostly write in English and never say anything I might want to hide so no need to spy on me. *laughs*

lee5 · Jul 3, 2010

Dia duit (Irish)

djiah gwich (phonetic)

Good Day (don't know this language)

Yasaibatake · Jul 3, 2010

Aheïla said:
Quelle joie! Un forum où chacun peut discuster dans sa langue maternelle! Il y a peu de mentions du français jusqu'à maintenant. *regarde autour et recherche d'autres francophones.*

Salut! Je suis américaine mais je parle français!

I'm a native English speaker, but as languages are both my passion and my job (I'm so lucky!), I'm sure you'll see me around here quite a bit

jvc · Jul 4, 2010

Fallen said:
I know a lot of 'English' speaking people are always after Latin translations for their writing...You could have a section dedicated to that? I know that usually goes on in Research and Expert thread, might make sense to have it in here maybe...?

vos semper amo Rufus et OneW.

Okay so that was maybe a little stalkerish...Lol

Latin est a mortuus lingua ut ego eram vis disco procul schola. Ego invisus is.

Priene · Jul 4, 2010

Let me try this...

Русский язык - красивый язык.

Eddyz Aquila · Jul 4, 2010

Woo, international AWing

I suggest we do an international epic. Every chapter in a different language until every one of them is covered.

And then submit it to Publish America

Raphee · Jul 4, 2010

Eddyz Aquila said:
Woo, international AWing

I suggest we do an international epic. Every chapter in a different language until every one of them is covered.

And then submit it to Publish America

They'll just call themselves Publicano Americano. (or something like that.)
And that shall be the sad demise of Publish America as we know it.

btw Vamos Rafa.

Liosse de Velishaf · Jul 4, 2010

Man, look at all the people here. Great place to practice mangling various languages. And you'll never get the time of day for a greatting wrong, since there's people from all over the world.

こんにちわ。

Buon　giorno.

Bom dia.

Buenos dias!

Bonjour!

Salve!

Guten tag!

Хороший день.

(Now if only I spoke all those fluently...

)

aruna · Jul 4, 2010

Wannakum! (Tamil)
Namaste! (Hindi)

Eddyz Aquila · Jul 5, 2010

Buna ziua!

(Romanian)

Lauretta · Jul 5, 2010

Comu semu 'mpare! (Sicilian)

Namatu · Jul 5, 2010

Ni hao! (Mandarin, minus the characters)

I'm having fun poking around in threads and seeing what I can understand. My language skills are rather rusty.

SaraP · Jul 5, 2010

Boa tarde para ti Namatu.

Namatu · Jul 5, 2010

Y buenos dias, SaraP!

SaraP · Jul 5, 2010

Ah! Here I was thinking I would get a reply in portuguese ...

backslashbaby · Jul 5, 2010

Jo napot! (with an accent over the o in 'jo'. I'm lazy like that

)

Hungarian^^^

Listen to it!
http://www.forvo.com/word/j%C3%B3_napot_kivanok%21/

I don't know if the kivanok part covers 'y'all,' so I left it out. You'd say it if you were speaking to one person, I know.

Namatu · Jul 5, 2010

SaraP said:
Ah! Here I was thinking I would get a reply in portuguese ...

I haven't studied that one (yet). I learn quickly though! Boa tarde para ti, SaraP! (I didn't look to check, is it right?)

SaraP · Jul 5, 2010

Lol! It is right!

aruna · Jul 5, 2010

Just about the first Portuguese words I learned were Eu Te Amo Meu Brasil, eu te amo - it's a song!

SaraP · Jul 5, 2010

It's also brazillian Aruna, we wouldn't say it like that. We would say Eu amo-te Brasil, eu amo-te. It's amazing how my mind adds in the accent just by seeing the switched words.

Liosse de Velishaf · Jul 5, 2010

Eu amo-te AW.

kuwisdelu · Jul 5, 2010

Głupi cudzoziemców...

SaraP · Jul 5, 2010

kuwisdelu said:
Głupi cudzoziemców...

Hmmm ... so what language is that and what does it mean?

Namatu · Jul 5, 2010

Is it Polish?

kuwisdelu · Jul 5, 2010

Namatu said:
Is it Polish?

Yep. My Polish friend told me to post it.

I believe it means something along the lines of "stupid foreigners..."

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