What Languages Do You Speak?

with an example of each - this could be interesting..since a lot of different countries are represented on WBW

Ok, for me, English clearly , no example needed, although I will give one: I don't know how to tell you this, but I'm kind of a big deal!

Spanish: Más vale pájaro en mano que ciento volando. (A bird in the hand is worth more than a hundred flying.)

Hindi - starting to learn thanks to my gf: Namaste, aapkaa naam kyaa hai? (Hello, what's your name?)

Punjabi - dialect of Hindi that my gf and her family speak: Neem hakeem khatra jaan (A little knowledge is a dangerous thing)

and of course, Portuguese: A mulher e a sardinha querem-se da mais pequenina (Women and sardines - you want them both to be small

Danish of course.

Rød grød med fløde! (red mash with cream)

I like those o looking symbols, wish we had some! and red mash with cream kind of sounds tasty

I like this thread:

English: Obviously no example needed:

French: Je m'appelle Clyde et vie en Australia (My name is Clyde and I live in Autralia)
Mandarin: Ni Hao, wo xue zhong guo (Hello, I am studying chinese)
Hindi: Tamarra naam kyaa hai (Very limited knowledge of Hindi)

I am moving to the US so hope to learn spanish while I am there although everyone thinks I am from Brazil.

Your girlfriend is Punjabi, wow they are very beautiful. Post a pic of her. Did you know Sunny Leone is Indian (Punjabi)

I just wrote it because danes often ask foreigners if they can say it ;-)

Its just strawberry mash.

Enlgish - Fuck those fucking fuckers!

I am pretty fluent in nOObish as well - who's dat girl, where can I find more, whats a sticky?

hm... english: hello. my name is mikro_! some broken french: je suis le roi lemonde et tu est en clochard (i´m the king of the world and you´re a bum), some spanish fragments: el sepillo del dientes (toothbrush), turkish: merhaba, benim adim mikro_, ben ögretmenim (hello, my name is mikro_, i´m a student) and some russian: ja idoo F`klub s`moje puhdroogees (i go to the club with my homies) and off course german: hallo, ich bin der mikro_, das ist zumindest mein name bei wasjungswollen (hello, i´m mikro_, at least thats my name at wbw.

Greek - yup ok obviously this forum can't show greek characters
English - Fuck fuckitty fuck fuck fuck...and more
French - Seulement un peu! (Only a little)

that's all for now

Spanish: No es justos (thats not fair) Hijo de puta (son of a bitch)

English. Obviously.

American Sign Language. Unfortunately, I am unable to demonstrate this with the written word.

English... Will you look at the cans on that bimbo!
Spanish... Chupa me, puta.
Binary... 01010001110101

Quote:

Originally posted by mlcdr13

I like this thread:

English: Obviously no example needed:

French: Je m'appelle Clyde et vie en Australia (My name is Clyde and I live in Autralia)
Mandarin: Ni Hao, wo xue zhong guo (Hello, I am studying chinese)
Hindi: Tamarra naam kyaa hai (Very limited knowledge of Hindi)

I am moving to the US so hope to learn spanish while I am there although everyone thinks I am from Brazil.

Your girlfriend is Punjabi, wow they are very beautiful. Post a pic of her. Did you know Sunny Leone is Indian (Punjabi)

Ya Punjabi's are beautiful, but I don't think she'd like to be all over WBW, lo siento

Dutch: Ik woon in een windmolen
German: Ich habe hunger, wie immer.
English: Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
French: J'aime La France et les francaises.

Quote:

Originally posted by ObsoleteRealism

Enlgish - Fuck those fucking fuckers!

I am pretty fluent in nOObish as well - who's dat girl, where can I find more, whats a sticky?

n00bish, you should make a dictionary

german, bavarian,english (lol, i try to..), some french , and a lil gealic....
tha mi air mhisg.. (beer)

Quote:

Originally posted by I-love-girls

Dutch: Ik woon in een windmolen
German: Ich habe hunger, wie immer.
English: Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
French: J'aime La France et les francaises.

What do these all mean?

Quote:

Originally posted by Níkos.

[reply=I-love-girls]
Dutch: Ik woon in een windmolen
German: Ich habe hunger, wie immer.
English: Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
French: J'aime La France et les francaises.

What do these all mean?
[/reply]

I live in a windmill.
I am hungry, like always.
Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
I love France and the French girls/women.


I was hoping someone would have a go at this with Babelfish or something.

Quote:

Originally posted by I-love-girls

[reply=Níkos.]
[reply=I-love-girls]
Dutch: Ik woon in een windmolen
German: Ich habe hunger, wie immer.
English: Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
French: J'aime La France et les francaises.

What do these all mean?
[/reply]

I live in a windmill.
I am hungry, like always.
Just leave me alone with your girlfriend.
I love France and the French girls/women.


I was hoping someone would have a go at this with Babelfish or something.


[/reply]

i dont need babelfish for that...

Ik woon in een windmolen I'm stealing that one

I live in Poland, so I speak Polish and German and English a little :P
Polish: Jestem chory = English: I`m ill = German: Ich bin krank