I have always been interested in learning different languages. Right now I'm studying German and Italian. So I was just wondering if you are bilingual, would you mind sharing some of your language with the rest of us? Helm, Chrille?
"Sup Dawg!", "Holla"... Thats about it... :P
du dummkopf...
the only phrase I remember from 3 years of german class
I speak Welsh, but I won't tell you anyone because I'm 1337 and you're not.
Russian! :D :D :D
Quid est? Nomen tibi est? Nomen mihi Nick(em) est. Ludum faciendus es, ubi conficitur. Fabula de filio reginae est quo feminam amat. Omnia faciet eam servare malo.
Uh, it's not really a second language, but...
I can speak spanish and english. In fact, spanish is my first language. I also took two years of french in high school so je parle un peu de francais mais non tres bien.
cao ni ma shabi.
qa'tar ta'pok
Hey
I am currently writting a book.
It's called "Conversational Gibberish".
Hopefully, you can all Buffalo my Salami.
Hugs
Iqu
I can fill you in with the most important word of the Swedish language: "Bajs" (pronounced "bice", just like "vice" or "nice" or "mice" in English). It means poop but is a useful swear word in any occasion.
Ok, I'll share some dutch with you!
adventure = Avontuur
language = taal
game = spel
hi = hallo
programming = programmeren
the netherlands = nederland
Seikkailupeli Studio on kolein ohjelma
means
Adventuregame Studio is the coolest program
:P
I speak English, I can sort of count to 5 in welsh :\, I am fluent in Gobbledigook and Gibberish, and I speak a little german.
Nghotth Cthulhu Ry´leha ar´gagh Nyarlarlathotep.
No, really... I see many people speak Spanish... I speak catalán at home.
Pirulà <---The funniest world ever!
I speak English, I did my compulsory 3 years French at school (most of which I have mostly forgotten) and I am trying to teach myself Japanese from the internet.
Here's some Aussie:
dinkum: real, honest or genuine
preggers: pregnant
by jingoes: exclamation of surprise
strewth: expression of amazement
derro: a derelict
bonzer: great, excellent
suymot: the before shot of a brazillian wax
Quote from: TìmosÃty on Sun 10/08/2003 14:55:01
suymot: the before shot of a brazillian wax
...what language is that bit on the right of the colon in? And what does it mean?
Quote from: Fuzzpilz on Sun 10/08/2003 15:00:19
...what language is that bit on the right of the colon in? And what does it mean?
It's actually just a joke, it stands for:
Show
Us
Your
Map
Of
Tassie, which is an Aussie term for a females bikini zone, as Tasmania is a triangular shape.
We tried to get it passed as the name for the Australian AGS group.
Well, apart from swedish and english, I know some german too, a result of four years of studies... Still, my most commonly used phrase in german in "Die Mädchen sonnt sich."...
Some swedish expressions that you just have to know:
"Mitt spel kommer att rocka stenhårt" = "My game will rock hard."
"Jag ska rapportera dig till en moderator!" = "I'll report you to a moderator!"
"Varför har du kalsongerna på huvudet?" = "Why do you have your underwear on your head?"
"Jag vill bli en pirat!" = "I wanna be a pirate!"
"Ja, det är jag - Djävulshönan!" = "Yes, it is I, the Devil Chicken!"
There, that should be enough for you to communicate freely...
Yes, and I stopped you, and you stopped the aussie ags group from working out.
Oh well...
Privet - informal hello
poka - informal bye
Fu - yuk
apchu - achoo
oi- oops
otstan(n soft) get lost.
shalom! ani israeli vehayom ani rotse ledaber al ulpan mishakey harpatkaot. Zohi tochna shebe ezrata atem yeholim litsor mishakim nehedarim!
This is Hebrew for:
"Hello! I'm Israeli and today I want to speak about Adventure Game Studio. It is a program that helps you create great games!"
AGS = Ulpan Mishakey Harpatkaot
I can translate stuff into Scottish and h4ck0rz:
Adventure Game Studio is cool
In Scottish:
Och aye, Adventure Game Studio is cool.
In h4ck0rz:
01001010110100010010100010101001010010101!
Actually, that reads "JÃ'(©J "
Here's how you really say it in Binary:
010000010100011101010011001000000110011001110101
011000110110101101101001011011100110011100100000
011100100110111101100011011010110111001100101110
Well, uh.. Uhmm...
I've studied danish, spanish, latin, english and german, but that's about it.
Most useful danish phrase? Simple:
"Bring mig øl eller gå til grunde, simple dødelige!"
I speak 3 languages
My first language is Dutch, second English ( I kinda speak better english than dutch!) and third German.
Jah das ist richtig! Ich, eine niederlander, sprechst deutsch, und du allen sind klapp in deine kopf!
Five years of French went right down the bloody drain.
::) umm.. my language is Tagalog...Ill share a lil of what I know..
Beautiful=Maganda
Flower=Boolaklak
Pig=Baboy
Ugly=Pogey
good=Sarup
Stupid=Tanga
Bilingual? No, I don't like men.
I speak English, French, and a little Italian.
The only bit of German I know is 'Ich habe kleine Hoden' which was told to me by a friend. He said it means "Hi, how are you" but no germans will ever reply to me why I say it to them.
My friend used to shout "Ich ben guot" (sp?) at people... I think it means soemthing bout sex...
lol @ RobertEric
Anyway besides my native language, and my bad nytive language, i speak/understand English, Italian, German, Spanish, and maybe some portugese(they started to put brasilian soap operas again), and very little latin...
hmm i like bilingual women, i would like to have two of them in my bed.
I used to be able to carry on a conversation in French, but now I can only really remember how to ask questions- really useless, because I can't understand the answers.
I also speak a brand of slang that I think is limited to my high school, because I've never heard anyone not from my school use it.
"This class/band/movie is chate."= This class/band/movie is insulting to my intelligence.
"I geeve"= I give into your reasoning.
"Trucks! Trucks!"= You have done something extraordinary. Congradulations.
Herkese selam :)
I can talk 4 languages: first is dutch (because I am)
second is english (grew up with monkey island, king quest, leissure suit larry etc.)
third is german (I live near germany and had sum at school)
fourth is french (But I dont know it very well, had french for 3 years at school and I suck in languages :))
Damn - Faen
Weirdo - Skrulling/raring
Computer - Datamaskin
Cool - Tøft
Chris Jones - Chris Jones
Cartoons - Tegneserier
Love - Kjærlighet
Hi, my name is shitarâ,,¢ - Hei, jeg heter shitarâ,,¢
I love you - Jeg er glad i deg/Jeg elsker deg
Adventure Game Studio - Eventyr Spill Studio :P
Woah... No Asians? I can speak urdu "aap kaysay hay?", some Chinese "Nee how ma?" some Thai "Swadi Khap". I study at an international school so I know swear words in lots of languages ;D like arabic, malawi, czech. I only know "Gutten Tag" and "Tanzen sie girn" in german.
I am Chinese, but what can I type here? Most of the people here won't see it anyway.
slovene, english, german, learning french, learning latin, learning italian, later i will be learning russian and japanese.
slovene: naj se tvoj lulcek med prhanjem ne skrci.
Quote from: Minimi on Sun 10/08/2003 21:54:18
, und du allen sind klapp in deine kopf!
du dummkopf :P
ja ja yo soy eine kleine Hund. HA HA ha. This post was so useless...
minimi ist ein versager (just kidding ;D). aber ich bin sehr intelligent. ja,ja so wie eine affe mit einkaugummi.
Quote from: jannar85 on Mon 25/08/2003 16:30:50
I love you - Jeg er glad i deg/Jeg elsker deg
shouldn't you say what's different? "jeg er glad i deg" is the love you feel for a relative, but "jeg elsker deg" is the love you feel for yo lova!
Quote from: agswannabe on Wed 27/08/2003 11:27:29
minimi ist ein versager (just kidding ;D). aber ich bin sehr intelligent. ja,ja so wie eine affe mit einkaugummi.
was ist versager?? I only learned bout 50 words on school about german... well.. most of the time I got kicked out of the classroom for using german swearing words ;)
It's fortunate that a large portion of NSW students, should they find themselves in Germany, possess the skills to inform the locals as to the ownership of any hamburgers in the area.
Minimi is a leiwanda hawara, weu er bei meim spü umanandamurkst.
Hey guess what, this is German, but not even any regular german speakers will recognize since it's a deep Vienna slang...