Reply to this post in a language other than English

[skygazer]

(a translation would be nice but not required) :hi:

[Cheney Killed Bambi]

1. .

igpay atinlay?

[skygazer]

2. ureshay

ankthay ouyay. :hi:

[Shakespeare]

3. Guten abend, meine freund. n/t

[skygazer]

5. Guten abend

Wie geht es ihnen?

[Shakespeare]

7. Ziemlich gut, danke.

Und du?

[skygazer]

11. Auch gut

Aber ich habe viel Deutch vergisst. :shrug:

[SKKY]

4. Hola skygazer! Que me cuentas???

Saludos desde Espana.

[skygazer]

6. Hola ALS

And that's about all the Spanish I remember. :blush:

[Deja Q]

8. okay...

10 THINK COMMENT
20 POST COMMENT
30 GOTO 10

:P :D

[skygazer]

12. Well done

:hi:

[Solon]

127. No, no, no!

Its like this:

10 INPUT "Is Basic OK?"
20 IF "yes" THEN PRINT "Cool" ELSE PRINT "Go to HELL!!!!"

:P :D

[FarLeftRage]

9. Buon Notte Amico!

Come stai?

Io sono bene molto!

[skygazer]

13. Ummm... Portuguese?

It looks pretty at any rate. :hi:

[FarLeftRage]

16. Good guess....

But no, it is Italian... which is fast becoming my second language.

Thanks, my friend!

:hi:

[skygazer]

18. That was my second guess

Italian's a beautiful language.

[SusanaMontana41]

92. Boa noite!

Como vai?

[likesmountains 52]

10. Sumpaq p'unchay ¿riki?

Quechuan for It's a great day isn't it?

[skygazer]

14. Cool!

And it sure is! :hi:

[charlie and algernon]

15. Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum europe vincendarum

[skygazer]

21. Latin, I'm guessing

What it means I have no idea but thanks for playing! :hi:

[charlie and algernon]

22. yup

Sometimes I get this urge to conquer large parts of Europe

[AlCzervik]

17. -----

ich benutze ein Übersetzer widget und total betrüge.

[skygazer]

25. Wienerschnitzel

Gesundheit! :hi:

[dolo amber]

19. Yutz.

:eyes:

[skygazer]

23. Schmuck

:P

[otherlander]

20. ?Que debo hacer manana?

[skygazer]

27. Ooh! I know manana!

:bounce:

[otherlander]

31. It won't let me do ~'s over the n's.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

24. Mon cher skygazer!

Comment ca va?

Je vais tres bien, merci!

Sorry, no accents on this machine!

How are you? I am very well, thanks!

:hi:

[skygazer]

28. Merci, CalPeggy

I should have known you'd reply in one of the prettiest of languages. :hug:

[ccinamon]

26. Sawadee Kha

Thai for hello!

[skygazer]

29. Hello backatcha

Very nice. :hi:

[Xipe Totec]

30. Tongue twister:

¿Cómo quieres que te quiera,
como quiero que me quieran,
si el que quiero que me quiera,
no me quiere como quiero
que me quieran?

- How can you expect me to love you,
the way you want to be loved,
if the one I want to be loved by,
doesn't love me the way I want
to be loved?

[skygazer]

32. Ooh, that's fun

Thanks! :hi:

[Maestro]

105. Another one

Rápidos ruedan las ruedas, las ruedas del ferrocarril.

Rapidly roll the wheels, the wheels of the locomotive. It sounds a whole better in Spansh. :)

[Xipe Totec]

124. And one variation of it:

rápido corren los carros cargados de azúcar en ferrocarril.

Rapidly roll the cars laden with sugar on the railroad tracks.

[Maestro]

125. Nunca he oído esa trabalengua.

Difficult nonetheless. ;)

[mcscajun]

33. Travailler, c'est dur.

(Work, it's hard.) No, I'm NOT Bush! :rofl:

[skygazer]

37. Are you kidding?

I shudder to think how he'd mangle that! :rofl:

[Bassic]

144. Et voler c'est pas beau

Oui, mais la charité, c'est que'q' chose j'peux pas faire....

[Left Is Write]

34. Buona sera! Come stai?

[skygazer]

38. I'm well, thanks!

I recognize it this time, probably because I sell Bella Sera wines. :P

[Left Is Write]

41. Italian is such a beautiful language.

:)

[qnr]

71. ho dimenticato il mio italiano. :( n/t

[Momgonepostal]

106. Anch'io

non lo uso quasi mai. :-(

[StefanX]

35. Mil pessoas protestam contra violência no Rio de Janeiro

http://g1.globo.com/Noticias/Rio/foto/0,,9769495,00.jpg

Centenas de pessoas participaram na manhã deste sábado (7) de uma manifestação contra a violência na praia de Copacabana. Organizada pela ONG Rio de Paz, o protesto queria reunir mil voluntários para simbolizar as morte violentas no Rio.

Vestidos de preto, os manifestantes se deitaram no calçadão de Copacabana, para fazer a contagem de mortos.

http://g1.globo.com/Noticias/Rio/0,,MUL19134-5606-133,00.html

Hundreds of people participated this Saturday morning (the 7th) in a protest against violence on Copacabana beach. Organized by the NGO "Rio for Peace", the protest aimed to unite a thousand volunteers to symbolize the violent deaths in Rio.

Dressed in black, the protesters laid down on the boardwalk of Copacabana, to count the deaths.

===

Publishing this because I think this would be a very effective way to protest in the US, against the war... If enough Americans could manage to move from the couch to the pavement...

[skygazer]

42. What a powerful statement that would be

One person for every combat death. Or better yet, one person for every death - combat deaths and Iraqi civilians.

Yes, indeed...

[qnr]

36. .. -../--- -./---/- ..../.-/...-/. .-/-./-.--/-/..../../-./--. -/--- .../.-/-.-- n/t

Edit: left out a --.

[skygazer]

43. I used to know Morse when I was a Girl Scout

Now I can't even remember SOS. :blush:

[Xipe Totec]

65. .../---/...

:yoiks:

[qnr]

70. One problem with morse code is that there are numerous different

ways of presenting it. For example, there are translators online, but they're generally not going to read it the way I put it.

http://webdeveloper.earthweb.com/repository/javascripts/2002/04/79431/morse2.html (what I said formatted for this one:
.. & -.. --- & -. --- - & .... .- ...- . & .- -. -.-- - .... .. -. --. & - --- & ... .- -.-- )

or
http://morsecode.scphillips.com/

[Redstone]

39. Warum soll ich das tun? Was ist das Punkt?

Ich verstehe nicht warum du hast es erfragen, aber ich werde versuchen um dich zu helfen.

Redstone

[skygazer]

46. Danke schon, Redstone

Es ist...... damn, forgot how to say "fun." Boy, it's been a long time since I trotted out my German! :hi:

[Redstone]

47. "Es is vergnugnen," oder "es ist spassig." Biede sind schon gut.

Redstone

[skygazer]

49. I can read it pretty well

And I pick up a lot when I hear it. It's coming up with the words to speak where I go blank. But I can barely find the words I need in English half the time. :P

[RetroLounge]

40. nyet...

:hi:

RL

[skygazer]

48. Ah, about time I got some Russian

Did you ever see A Fish Called Wanda? Jamie Lee Curtis played a girl who just loved it when her loony boyfriend spoke Italian but she got even more excited when John Cleese spoke Russian.

Ever since then, I've been a sucker for Russian... :hi:

[RetroLounge]

50. I Loved that Scene!

:hi:

RL

[WritingIsMyReligion]

44. Non!

[ZombieNixon]

45. Cén fáth?

Ik beteken, echt, wat is het punt?

Det synes som litt bit av en avfall av tid.

Fuérceme.

cout << endl;

:P

[Redstone]

56. Not Dutch. Icelandic, maybe?

Redstone

[ZombieNixon]

58. Which one? There's four languages there.

(Well, six if you want to count C++ and smiley :P)

Cén fáth?: Irish Gaelic ("Why?")

Ik beteken, echt, wat is het punt?: Dutch ("I mean, really, what's the point?")

Det synes som litt bit av en avfall av tid: Norwegian ("It seems like a little bit of a waste of time.")

Fuérceme: Spanish ("Make me.")

cout << endl;: C++ (print end of line)

:P: Smiley (face sticking out tongue)

:)

[Redstone]

64. Dammit, I THOUGHT that second line was Dutch. Dutch is not hard to read if you

know how to read German.

Redstone

[ZombieNixon]

67. Yeah, it's not all that difficult if you know English, either.

The basics, anyway. Same with Norwegian or Danish. (And Swedish, to some extent).

[querelle]

51. Va te secousse au loin avec une poignée des points.

Translation.........

Go jerk off with a fist full of thumb tacks.

Q

:rofl:

[skygazer]

53. Excellent!

I've gotta hang on to that one. :rofl:

[snailly]

52. Non conosco alcune altre lingue.

Ciò proviene da Babelfish.

[Redstone]

54. Yu lukim mipela, mi toktok yu trut. Tenkyu tumas.

(Yes, it's real: "Look here (literally, 'look at me'), I'll tell you the truth. Thank you very much," in Pidgin.

Redstone

[skygazer]

55. What a fun thread!

And what a literate, multi-lingual bunch we have here (as I suspected). I have to go eat dinner now - please keep 'em coming! :hi:

[femmocrat]

57. Christos Voskresge! (Happy Easter---I think)!

I always get it mixed up with the greeting for Christmas. (Some kind of) Rusyn holiday greeting.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

96. It's Russian for "Christ is risen," but Russian Orthodox people use it

as an Easter greeting and the other person answers with a phrase that means "He is risen indeed."

[KCDem]

109. ia seichas slushaiu Moskovskiu Liturgicheskii Chor

Khristos vosskres... voistinno vosskress...

yeah, that's Happy Easter. Christ is Risen, specifically.

[Redstone]

59. Day la mot ngon ngu toi khong bao gio rat tot tai nhung toi hoc du no.

(This is a language I was never very good at speaking, but I learned enough of it to get around.)

I had to leave out all the diactritical marks to make it legible.

Redstone

[ZombieNixon]

60. From what I can make out of it (the Unicode stuff won't show in a post title),

I'm going to say Vietnamese? :shrug:

[Redstone]

63. Dung, ma Dung. You're right.

Redstone

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

61. dsaaaaaaaaap[ p][op[[[[[[[[[[[[[[

That's something in Cat. I don't know what it means.

[lost-in-nj]

62. Bonjour!!! (hi)

Como sa va???
Sa va bien. Merci

How are you, I am fine thank you

Although the spelling is WAY off.... :)


lost

[Redstone]

66. Tout la Merde ici.

Redstone

[lost-in-nj]

86. Mes Ami

Bon Nuit......


:)

lost

[Redstone]

87. Mercy buckets!

Redstone

[querelle]

75. Hmmm. I'm Not Normally A Spelling Nazi........

But I am French. Close enough, so allow me to correct your atrocious French:

Comment ça-va?

Ça va bien merci.

There. That's better.

Q

[Xipe Totec]

68. TUCU LA CASQUINA MINECU?

- greetings, what says your heart?

[NewJeffCT]

69. ni hao wo shi Jeff

[Xipe Totec]

74. ni hao, Jeff!

:hi:

[Lydia Leftcoast]

99. Ni shi xie Zhongwen huida de.

:-)

[yewberry]

72. Cha dhraibh. Tha mi ro sgith.

Am biodh sibh toilichte le sin? Cha bhitheadh.

(No, I'm too tired.

Would you be content with that? No.)

:silly:

[Qanisqineq]

73. okay

Korean: annyong haseyo. Choui irumun Qanisqineq imnida. Chuh um bebkessumnida. Miguk esuh wasumnida.

Translation: Hello/How are you. My name is Qanisqineq. I'm glad to meet you. I came from the United States.

My Romanization of Korean isn't the best so I don't know if that is the best way to spell the words.

[Redstone]

76. The only French you'll ever need: "Parlez-vous Anglais?"

Redstone

[querelle]

78. Heh.........

Try that in Montreal.

Q

[Redstone]

80. I have, believe me. We go there for a couple of weeks every year to visit Mrs R's cousin.

They're much less hostile about speaking English than they were in the 1970s when I went there a lot; at least if I exhaust my mangled French before asking that question.

And I do mean MANGLED French...a combination of the Asian Colonial French that was left in Viet Nam, and what I've picked up of Mrs R's Creole, and my Southern accent from having lived in Texas. No wonder thay can't understand me.

Montreal is one of only two cities I've ever thought I'd like to live in (the other being Boston).

Redstone

[querelle]

84. Really?

I was raised in Montreal and miss it terribly even though I'm only 2 hours away by car (I live in Ottawa now). It's true that MTL is less hostile to non French speakers than it used to be. Many of my English friends tell me the same thing. I think it's because the younger generation is much less politicised and less separatist. Even though I am now 45 years old, I was never a separitist because I realised that Quebec needs English Canada more than they realised at that time.

Funny you should say that about Boston........I've been to many cities in the USA and Boston is the only one I would ever consider living in. I really love that city.

Q

[Redstone]

85. Oh, yeah, the separatism seems to be long-gone. Mrs R's cousin's husband is a great

defender of Quebecois rights, but even he admits that the separatists were misguided.

And the state of the ecomomy in greater Montreal would seem to confirm that...the place is BOOMING, in no small part because corporations are no longer nervous about having a presence there.

And Boston, yes. My mother's family was from there, and every time I go there, I am reminded of how much I like that city, and that I don't go there enough.

Redstone

[Bassic]

143. I think that the younger generation of Québecers

is less hostile to the Anglos because we've never experienced what Québec was before the Quiet Revolution. I remember seeing old editorial cartoons form the Montréal Matin, or Le Devoir that depicted bosses and people who held power as rich Anglophones, exclusively. I found it humorous, because my generation never knew that.

[wildhorses]

77. si

si senora

[Xipe Totec]

90. !Hola, preciosa!

:hi:

[Bicoastal]

79. Oes-day is-thay anguage-lay ount-cay?

I'm-way ot-nay eally-ray ery-vay ood-gay ith-way oreign-fay ongues-tay. Oo-tay illy-say?

[eauclaireliberal]

81. ruska

Вы имеете в камраде разума?

пожалуйста будьте специфически

[Xipe Totec]

91. A little russian I speak

Я немного русского языка говорю

[eauclaireliberal]

102. RE: A little russian I speak

Холодно

Демократическое Unerground не позволяет русскому в subject линии однако

[Xipe Totec]

103. I know, I tried it too with no luck!

:hi:

[Maestro]

82. Los freepers temen temas así

porque son unos xenofóbicos ignorantes. Creen que hasta Jesús hablaba inglés y no su idioma natal.

Loose translation

Freepers fear these sorts of threads because they are a bunch of ignorant xenophobes. They believe that even Jesus spoke English and not his native language.

[Redbear]

83. sitaspel racheer skygazer , tha snosa sombitch!

Native Central Texasese for

Sit a spell right here Skygazer, the snow is a son of a bitch.

[Redstone]

95. At richyar's gawdam sidesplitten, ainit, yall sumbitch. Djeet yet?

I bet you know who the Arsh are, don't you?

Them folks who live in Arlin, right?

Redstone

[bikebloke]

88. God Kvällen

Men jag ska inte översätt.

[mcg]

89. Newt, Póg mo thóin!

To Newt Gingrich: 'Kiss my ass!'

(Irish Gaelic)

[mcg]

93. if (It == 'Tuesday') {This = 'Belgium'}

If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium

in Java programming language

[Xipe Totec]

101. You get the prize

"The Most Gratuitous Use of the Word "Belgium" in a Serious Screenplay. It's very prestigious."

"The most gratuitous use of which word?" asked Arthur, with a determined attempt to keep his brain in neutral.

"Belgium," said the girl, "I hardly like to say it."

"Belgium?" exclaimed Arthur.

A drunken seven-toed sloth staggered past, gawked at the word and threw itself backward at a blurry-eyed pterodactyl, roaring with displeasure.

"Are we talking," said Arthur, "about the very flat country, with all the EEC and the fog?"

"What?" said the girl.

"Belgium," said Arthur.

"Raaaaaarrrchchchchch!" screeched the pterodactyl.

"Grrruuuuuurrrghhhh," agreed the seven-toed sloth.

"They must be thinking of Ostend Hoverport," muttered Arthur. He turned back to the girl.

"Have you ever been to Belgium in fact?" he asked brightly and she nearly hit him.

"I think," she said, restraining herself, "that you should restrict that sort of remark to something artistic."

"You sound as if I just said something unspeakable rude."

"You did."

In today's modern Galaxy there is of course very little still held to be unspeakable. Many words and expressions which only a matter of decades ago were considered so distastefully explicit that, were they merely to be breathed in public, the perpetrator would be shunned, barred from polite society, and in extreme cases shot through the lungs, are now thought to be very healthy and proper, and their use in everyday speech and writing is seen as evidence of a well-adjusted, relaxed and totally un****ed-up personality.

So, for instance, when in a recent national speech the Financial Minister of the Royal World Estate of Quarlvista actually dared to say that due to one thing and another and the fact that no one had made any food for a while and the king seemed to have died and most of the population had been on holiday now for over three years, the economy was now in what he called "one whole joojooflop situation," everyone was so pleased that he felt able to come out and say it that they quite failed to note that their entire five-thousand-year-old civilization had just collapsed overnight.

But even though words like "joojooflop," "swut," and "turlingdrome" are now perfectly acceptable in common usage there is one word that is still beyond the pale. The concept it embodies is so revolting that the publication or broadcast of the word is utterly forbidden in all parts of the Galaxy except for use in Serious screenplays.

There is also, or _was_, one planet where they didn't know what it meant, the stupid turlingdromes.

"I see," said Arthur, who didn't, "so what do you get for using the name of a perfectly innocent if slightly dull European country gratuitously in a Serious Screenplay?"

[Xipe Totec]

94. saúdos a todos os meus hemanos galegos!

D'este hemano del Reino de Nuevo Santander, A.K.A., Tamaulipas!

- Greetings to all my Galician brothers, from this bro' from the kingdom of New Santander.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn8UP1JKJ0M

[Blue-Jay]

97. O divertimento sobre

[Lydia Leftcoast]

98. Nihongo de kotaeta hito ga hitori mo inai nante, shinjirarenai wa.

I can't believe that not even one person has answered in Japanese.

[spinbaby]

117. ??????????

Okay, I'll admit that it took me about 10 minutes to construct that sentence and I'm not at all sure it's right. Still, better than most Americans, don't you think?

???????????And really looking forward to it, too!

[spinbaby]

118. Oh, man, DU doesn't support Japanese!

Gomen.

[Art_from_Ark]

137. Mae no messeiji wo romaji ni kaki-kaete kudasai.

Konnichiwa :hi:

[NewJeffCT]

119. They're all waiting for you

don't want to embarrass themselves!

[SPKrazy]

100. Mybibe Nibeame Ibis SibouthPibawKibickiber

whibat Ibare yibou diboibing?

Ibe

[Art_from_Ark]

138. Does "Mushmouth" qualify as a foreign language?

Hey, hey, hey!

[momophile]

104. malo e lelei, skygazer. fefe hake?

"hello, skygazer. how are you?" in Tongan.

[firefox_fan]

107. Zoker ik sorente

[bertha katzenengel]

108. du bist meine Grosmom (really lousy, prob'ly misspelled, low German)

according to Google translator it's

du bist meine Großmutter

but we said "Großmom"

"You are my grandmother."

She spoke low German, and for a while before she died it was the only thing she could speak.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

110. qaStaH nuq?

What's happening?

[barb162]

111. nyet

:hi:

[BuddhaGirl]

112. Parev...Eench bes ek?

That is "hello, how are you?" in Armenian. I'm not Armenian but my ex-husband is, and I learned quite a bit from him. :-) I can still remember how to recite the entire Lord's Prayer in Armenian LOLOL

[grannylib]

113. Espero que tenga una Pascal feliz!

Man it's been a long time... I probably totally screwed that up.
It's supposed to be "I hope you have a happy Easter."

:hi:

[Xipe Totec]

133. Feliz Pascua!

:hi:

[leeroysphitz]

114. Tahn easa urich en jave.

Translation: "Your cat is in my tree."

[Lord Helmet]

115. anata wa baka-jin desu

[Art_from_Ark]

135. "Baka-jin"?

Anata wa, atarashii "ei-sei" Nihongo* wo tsukurimashita. Omedeto gozaimasu.

(*Wasei Eigo no hantai desu) :hi:

[Orsino]

116. "The question is rarely asked: is our children learning?"

(I win.)

[NewJeffCT]

120. the language of Mordor?

:evilgrin:

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

121. Auguri di buona pasqua a tutti

Happy Easter to everyone (in Italian)

[NC_Nurse]

122. Por que?

[Casper Alabaster]

123. Guten Morgen mit bier und some weed! :P

:smoke:

[XemaSab]

126. Kak delat?

:shrug:

[Xipe Totec]

132. How are things?

Kak dela (transliterated from Cyrillic)

[Cobalt-60]

128. Ma non parlo italiano!

[NEDem]

129. Dumela

hello

[u4ic]

130. Dobre dien!

:hi:


(that's "good day" in Ukrainian...)

[Xipe Totec]

131. Dobre Vyecher!

Kak dela?

[Lyric]

134. 01001111 01101011 01100001 01111001

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[Zoigal]

136. Konichiwa

[realisticphish]

139. ...

1 |<@|\|+ |33l13\/3 |\|00|\|3 |-|@$ \/$3|> 133+ $p3@|<

(I can't believe noone has used "leet speak")

edit: apparently DU doesn't like leet speak in the subject line

[fudge stripe cookays]

140. Oda da dus varmi?

"Is there a shower in the room?" in Turkish.

(O' da Da, dush var' muh)

:D

[Random_Australian]

141. I present the only *real* international language. This should be legible to Japanese students. :)

As well as everyone else. :)



That's right, it's a pH versus log 10 concentration speciation diagram!

[PVnRT]

142. Uckfay Hattay

n/t

[formerrepuke]

145. liberal's are enemy's of america, there lack off morel's show's it...(Freeplish)

[GalleryGod]

146. Vaya Con Dios!