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| Language; Teach everyone some phrases/words .... | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Jun 23 2009, 12:44 PM (551 Views) | |
| stargazer | Jun 23 2009, 12:44 PM Post #1 |
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I thought it would be a cool idea of we could have a topic where we could teach each other words/phrases of your home languish or simply any languish you know (especially for those speaking English as first languish). So, I can start. I come from Sweden so here is some Swedish phrase/words. "Hej, hur mår du?" would correspond to.. "Hello, how are you?" Obviously this is not a direct translation word for word since there is none for this phrase. I guess a more direct translation would be: "Hi, how do you feel?" Hello = Hi = Hej du = you mår = feel hur = how "Jag heter ...., vad heter du?" translates as approximately "My name is ......, what is your name?" heter = named Actually "name is" would correspond to "heter" jag = I my = mitt vad = what You say "Jag heter" in Swedish but in English you say "My name is" LOL, his is more difficult that I thought, and for so simple phrases! I just realize that you can not translate directly because there are different grammar and such... Edited by stargazer, Jun 23 2009, 12:46 PM.
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| Viral | Jun 25 2009, 06:31 PM Post #2 |
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http://www.wolfestone.co.uk/no.php |
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| ssp0929 | Jun 25 2009, 08:51 PM Post #3 |
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Korean: Anyong Haseyo - Hello Anyongee Gaseyo -Goodbye Joo-guh -Die
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| Hiddenzbu | Jun 26 2009, 12:01 AM Post #4 |
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Pronouncations would also be helpful guys
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| lessa | Jun 26 2009, 12:36 PM Post #5 |
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portuguese: Oi = Hi Olá = Hello Tchau = Bye Adeus = goodbye Eu = I Tu = You Ele = He Ela = She Nós = We Vós = You Eles = They "Oi, como você está?" means "Hello, how are you?" "Eu te amo" means "I love you" I'd love to post how to pronunciate it but I don't know how to write it and make you understand |
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| Garath531. | Jun 26 2009, 07:30 PM Post #6 |
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Spanish: Hola -- Hello ¡Buenos dias! -- Good morning! ¡Buenas tardes! -- Good afternoon! ¡Buenas noches! -- Good night/evening! ¿Comó te llamas? -- What is your name (informal)? ¿Comó se llama? -- What is your name (formal)? Me llamo <name>. -- My name is <name>. ¡Mucho gusto! -- Nice to meet you; Much pleasure. El gusto es mio. -- The pleasure is mine. ¿Comó estás? -- How are you? ¿Comó eres? -- What are you like?; Describe yourself ¿Qué te gusta hacer? -- What do you like to do? él -- he ella -- she tú -- you (informal) usted (commonly abbreviated Ud.) -- you (formal) yo -- I nosotros -- we vosotros -- you all (informal, generally only in parts of Spain and Argentina) ustedes -- you all (formal or informal, most commonly used) ellos -- they (boys, or boys and girls) ellas -- they (girls only) Yo soy... -- I am... -alto(a) -- tall (alta if you are a girl) -(des)organizado(a) -- (dis)organized -cómico(a) -- funny -pequeno(a) -- small -joven -- young -simpático(a) -- nice ¿De dondé eres? -- Where are you from? Soy de... I'm from... I know a lot more, but that's all I want to post right now. |
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