Languages

[Hollandgirl]

wow, then you must be really good, i've had latin for four years too, i can translate most texts i have to for classes, but i can't translate everything..

[Jess]

I like latin i am the only one in my house who can speak to anyy degree I am alse learining dutch, so that my whole mom's family isn;t talking in code when I visit them.

I just noticed that the last line in you sig was in latin, i like it, hollandgirl I think i will to that too

[Acelightning]

Ciao Signora Jess.ognuno ama i jess
hello miss jess. everybody loves jess

[CikleT]

seni seviyorum it means I love you in Turkish..

[Mistery]

Oh And how do you pronounce it?

[SimplyCrazy]

Hei, hvordan har du det i dag?
=
Hey, how have you it today?

If you translate it word by word

It's norwegian, btw

[Mistery]

Wow, thanks, mitty

[acasete]

Buna! Ce faci azi? That's romanian. My natal language. Oh, the first a is spelled like when you say " a (e.g.) bunny"

[mister mr]

i no a bit of french or should i say francais....
i also know a russian swear word

[Carmit]

Los Foros De Gamershood Est?n Oscilando Tan

Is Spanish For......

Gamershood Forums Is So Rocking

[Bronwyn]

Hi, how are you today?
Hei, mit? teillu kuuluu t?n??n?

Happy Birthday and have a great day!
Hyv?? syntym?p?iv?? ja viett?k?? hauska/hyv? p?iv?!

And this is finnish.

I noticed this and there is typo. How are you today? = Mit? teille kuuluu t?n??n? (if there's more than one person or if you want to be really polite)
or Mit? sinulle kuuluu?(if there's only one person).
You can also say Kuinka (sin?) voit t?n??n? (to one person) or Kuinka (te) voitte t?n??n? (to more than one person or if you want to be really polite)

[Coppy]

eng,ger,swe

English: Hi, how are you?
German: Hallo, wie gehts?
Swedish: Hej, hur m?r du?

[Acelightning]

English: how are you?
Australian slang:G'day mate. what are ya doin. (pronounced how it sounds)

[Caz]

Hi all, I noticied that there is no Irish here so here you go;
Dia Duit means hello
Conas tل tْ? means how are you.

[sarathy]

Vannakam. Neengal nalama?

This is Tamil, the language mainly spoken by the natives of the state Tamil Nadu of South India. It is the most ancient language and learning it is very simple.