Chit-Chat

[Mistery]

If we don't pay attention, we will have sat here all through the night.

Last try from me

[lili]

Uncle and Aunt mean "give up"??

And lilli ROFLed with "slowly not pesjs, big," ...

[ThemePark]

Aunt is just Alienish for Uncle, and saying Uncle means to give up yes lili

Wow, it seems like Lilli's evil pinky defeated us

[lili]

lilli, my brain is sleeping...

[Lilliputt]

I take it you want me to post the answer.

[ThemePark]

I take it you want me to post the answer.

Yes

[Adventure]

I could only think of: slowly but certain.. for the first part. So yes please.

[Lilliputt]

These were the versions of the Greek sentance I posted:
σιγα να μην πεσις, μεγαλε, θα καθισουμε ολι την νυχτα

Siga na min pesis, megale, tha kathisoume oli tin nichta

Siga=slowly pesis= peuto and is a verb means to fall, megale is a form of megalos= big/grand

Careful not to fall, mighty one, we will sit (here) all night

In Greek the word ?here? is not needed but as you can see it doesn?t make sense in English. The ?careful not to fall? is a popular Greek expression that kinda means ?take it easy?. Very valuable expression when travelling in that country.

[lili]

I take it you want me to post the answer.

Yes

Please

[Mistery]

These were the versions of the Greek sentance I posted:
σιγα να μην πεσις, μεγαλε, θα καθισουμε ολι την νυχτα

Siga na min pesis, megale, tha kathisoume oli tin nichta

Siga=slowly pesis= peuto and is a verb means to fall, megale is a form of megalos= big/grand

Careful not to fall, mighty one, we will sit (here) all night

In Greek the word ?here? is not needed but as you can see it doesn?t make sense in English. The ?careful not to fall? is a popular Greek expression that kinda means ?take it easy?. Very valuable expression when travelling in that country.

Lol, and I translated the first part into its opposite

[Lilliputt]

Lol, and I translated the first part into its opposite

Yes, but the second part you did was

[ThemePark]

Well, that was sure a hard one

[Adventure]

@Lilli
Thank you Lilli.

@all
I am a bit hungry, so I'll be right back.

[lili]

In Greek the word “here” is not needed but as you can see it doesn’t make sense in English. The “careful not to fall” is a popular Greek expression that kinda means “take it easy”. Very valuable expression when travelling in that country.

Wow, interesting expression!!

@all, Well I need now a catching up sleep Have a good day (It's almost morning, right?) And hope to see you soon!!

[ThemePark]

Yes, it's almost morning here lili, well it is morning actually, depends on when you define it to start Sleep well