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Ono - Delicious in Hawaiian
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Japanese: kunoichi = female ninja tabemono = food otanjyoubi = birthday oshiri = butt :P yokozuna = the highest rank of sumo wrestler I felt lame posting just one <:'D
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"Aussehen" German for "to look like."
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Macher. Yiddish for "bigshot" or "toughguy"
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Oh, and.. "Förvånad" Swedish for "Amazed."
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bad = bad in Farsi.
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Whatever, that's teenage for, who cares what you think!
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Luftkissenfahrzeug, German for hovercraft.
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Je t'aime - I Love You - French (oops, more than one word, huh?)
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No = No in most languages that I know mean no in XD (Spanish, French, Japanese, etc)
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Vorbei: German for past or over.
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Cannabis English to Greek: καννάβεις
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Japanese: Gomen-nasai [Go-men-nah-s-eye] (I'm very sorry, or 'excuse me' in the 'whoops, my bad' sense of the word.) Arigato-Gozaimus [Are-eh-got-oh-go-z-eye-muhs] (My spelling sucks, but it basically means 'Thank you very much.') Onegai [Oh-knee-g-eye] (Please.) Spanish: Leche [Leh-cheh] (Milk) Okay, I'm tired, I'll add more later.
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Feuer..german..fire :)
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culo..spanish for butt. I think that's how to spell it.
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Mochen (pronounced mock-en) which means pig in Welsh, tup is stupid therefore "mochen tup" is not what you would want to hear!
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(German) mochten sie ein kaffee oder tee? (French) voulez vous un cafe ou the? (Japanese) kohi ka kocha ikaga desuka? (Mandarin) ni xiang he kafei haishi cha ma?
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Cantonese: Lang looi (beautiful girl) Lang Chai (handsome boy) seik ngan chaan mouu (have you had your dinner yet?) Yaat chai seik (let's eat together)
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ciao- hello/bye in italian bella- beautiful in italian vita bella- beautiful life bestrafe mich- punish me in german ade- bye in german
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Suerte is Spanish for luck. ¡Que suerte! means That's lucky! or How lucky!
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Hindi - Namaste (Hello)
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Choctaw: Chahta Hello: Halito Thank you: Yokoke
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''Tenga un buen dia'' spanish for have a good day!
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Japanese: Anato no okasan wa daigaku o ikimas: Your mom goes to college
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Some Scots words: numptie - stupid person gallumph - stupid person baw heid - stupid person mickle/muckle - big thing /small thing ("many a mickle mak a muckle" = "lots of small things make a big thing") wee - small bairn - child ben - inside ("ben the hoose" - "inside the house") gallus - cocky, daring glaikit - stupid high heid yin - important person crabbit - bad-tempred drookit - wet, sodden kirk - church shoogle - shake skelp - smack clattie - dirty, disgusting canny - careful Just a few. :) (Oh and thanks for the comments on my photos!)
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Swedish: Hej - hello tack - thanks I can't remember the rest! but i want to learn Swedish :)
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In Lao - blactan means bracelet
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Hey, did you know that the most upsetting thing about people who speak other languages, is that usually the first thing that people learn to say is like curse words or something nasty, in the other language... Either that or, "hello" oh, and hello in chinese (mandarin(i can't spell)) is, "ni hao"
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Korean - Go mab sub ni da (or gomabsubnida) = thank you. Arabic - Shukran = thank you. Russian - Spassibo tovarisch = thank you comrade. German - verstopft = constipated. (My mom had a medical dictionary from circa 1940 with various helpful phrases in 4 languages in the appendix, like "Sind sie verstopft?" or "Depuis quand votre langue a-t-il cette couleur?" (how long has your tongue been that color?))
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la chat - French for "cat"
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Pelegro ----Danger, in Spanish.
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Nekko= cat in Japanese Poes= cat in Dutch Hond= dog in Dutch Inu= dog in Japanese Chien= dog in French Uma= horse in Japanese Zoo= elephant in Japanese Olifant= elephant in Dutch
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I know some swear words in Polish and Greek... Polish Speirdjala = P*ss off Chuj = C*ck Greek Pezavengi = Your mother sleeps with men for money Pushdi = derogatory name for a gay person More on request ;-)
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Baka=idiot in Japanese :) Watashi wa baka desu = "I'm a idiot" in Japanese. Yata = "All right!" in Japanese.
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Biiru = beer in Japanese Nodo ga kawakimashita ka? = Are you thirsty?
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anibendod - it means "mess" in Welsh.
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Dynion is Welsh for man.
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Nichu doubon pikutow pronounced Nee-shoe-dowe-bon-peek-oo-tow means- you are stupid in chinese!
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¼Ð°Ñло (russian for oil)
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How would you like to learn several hundred Spanish words in a few minutes? Take English words that end in -ty or -ity and change the ending to -dad. Almost everytime you will have a good (if not perfect) Spanish word. Change -tion to cion and the same thing happens. Change -ary to -ario or -aria. Of course, you'll need to work on pronunciation (pronunciacion) and there will be variations (variaciones) and exceptions (excepciones). Still, you can build a large 'vocabulario' in a short time this way. Language experts will recognize (reconocer) that this advice is wildly generalized and imperfectly presented, but it is still useful. Have fun with it.
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in Urdu mohabbat=love
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Japanese: itchi-number one ni-number two san- number three shi - number four go - number five
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Lets see Kiitos (key toes)is Finnish for thankyou Terve = Hello Kissa = cat Kirja = book Koira = dog Nauraa = laughter
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Zerfressend means corrosive in German.
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"Genkoya" is thank you in Polish.
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unggoy in filipino which means monkey in english, ulo in filipino which means head in english...
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in japanese toilet-toire television-terebi
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far,redneck for fire.
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Baba = bottle ...in American baby-talk.
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Ananas - 'pineapple' in French. I dare you not to have fun saying it.
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Ωτορινολαρυγγολογος (otorinolarigoLOgos) - Greek for ears, nose and throat specialist!
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Eench bes es? That means "how are you" in Armenian.
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amor - love in Spanish
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Kocham Cie is I love you in Polish
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Bien sûr que oui! Par exemple, Maus est le mot allemand qui signifie "souris" (l'animal ou l'objet). [translation: Yes, of course! For instance, "Maus" is the German word meaning "mouse" (the animal or the object)]
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Merde la tete... Sxxt head in french, apparently!!! x
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cataratas- waterfall in spanish
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Mandarin: ni hao-to greet or say hi xie xie(shie shie)-thank you zai zian-good bye qing(ching)-please In mandarin, there are flat, increasing, low or sharp tones. However, it's not easy to describe in words. I'm poor at describing, I afraid no one understands.
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lay hoe ma: Cantonese for "How are you?"
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Arabic: Insaan (Human) Arabic: Haywaan (Animal)
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Puji Tuhan! (Praise the Lord- Bahasa Indonesia) Tiang uli Australia (I am from Australia-Balinese)
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In Z80 machine code, the number 128 means "add a and b together and store the answer in a". The short form of this is simply "add a,b". Also, in Z80, the number 201 means "Return". (In this case, "Return" means "Take the 16 bit number off the stack and store it in the Program Counter Register, then increase the Stack pointer by two.")
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I'll teach you a bunch of German you already know :) Hand, Arm, Finger--you translate yourself. Much German is only slightly disguised English. Ich habe braun Haar--I have brown hair. Mein Haus ist gruen--My house is green. Which relatives are your Mutter, Vater, Bruder, Schwester, Onkel, Tante, Sohn, Tochter? If you see German words with 'cht', switch it to 'ght, and play with the voweld. Instant English: licht, light; nacht; night; knecht; knight. you get the idea
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Vous le vous couchez avec moi, c'est soir? Will you sleep with me tonight?? ;) I'm sure the spelling and translation are atrocious!
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In spanish: Hola = Hello Adios = Bye Infierno = Hell ----> Vete al infierno = Go to hell
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Paxvobiscum in Latin means..Peace be with you>>
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Dutch: alstublieft = please dank u = thank you goedemorgen = good morning goedemiddag = good afternoon goedenavond = good evening goedenacht = good night hallo = hello tot ziens = goodbye een = 1 twee = 2 drie = 3 vier = 4 vijf = 5 zes = 6 zeven = 7 acht = 8 negen = 9 tien = 10
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Mademoiselle Miss in French.
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verstehen (fair-shtayhen) german 'understand' it's literally ver-over stehen-stand which makes more sense than the english really, if your standing over something you've mastered it, if your standing under something it's over your head.
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Langweilig. German for boring.
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badankt is Dutch for Thanks doi is slang for goodbye Dankuval (I don't think that's the right spelling though) means thankyou and is more formal than bandankt
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Gedagtes = Thoughts in Afrikaans
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arabic: habibti: beloved when referring to a girl min fathlik: please (i think) shukran: thank you spanish: (same) querida por favor gracias
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alegre; happy; in spanish
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Si
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"heart" in other languages: Herz (in German) Coure (In italiano) Coração (in Potuguese) Corazón (in Spanish) Coeur (in Franch) "I love you" in other languages: Ich liebe dich (in German) Ti voglio bene (or you can also say "ti amo" (In italiano) Eu te amo (in Potuguese) Yo te amo(in Spanish) Je t'aime (in Franch) "I miss you" in other languages: Tu mi manchi(In italiano) Te extraño (in Spanish) Tu me maques(in Franch) Ik mis je (in Dutch) Hope you enjoy it :)
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vandanam means hello in Telugu - India
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Yobasayo= hello in korean on the phone Annyong ha kaseo = hello in person Annyong ha shimnikka = also hello in person
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"Schule" = German for "school"
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Just some random words in Japanese: Dakko - Hug Kohii - Coffee Chuu or naka - Middle, inside
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Iechyd da - Welsh for 'good health'
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Vo Est Ein Toiletta? Where is the toilet in german, I spelled some wrong I'm sure
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zut is french for damn
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Armenian: barev= hello hajok= goodbye vons es= how are you yes kez serum em= i love you seroon= beautiful
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Tete, les paul, genou, pied. Head shoulder's knees and toes in French basically. The spelling is probably wrong. And Vare Motka = your mother in Polish. that's most likely not how you spell it :P but that's how you say it phonetically.
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let me think... pez is fish in spanish
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oh yeah and "chicharrones" is pork rinds in spanish
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ALTO, in Spanish, means............. STOP!! Poice officers use this word quite a bit and are very familiar with it.
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Japanese "mushi-mushi" - "Hello" when answering a telephone. "mushi" - "if" in regular conversation. "bakku" - "Stupid" probably the worst insult this polite language has. It literally means "donkey," as in "Bakku Kong" aka "Donkey Kong." French "Tabernac" - "Alter." as in the table at the front of a church. "Esti" (phonetic spelling) - "Host," the wafer (body of Christ) given out at RC Mass. Warning! The two French words are considered swear words to French Canadians when used in any context other than the religious one. Hope this helps.
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Some korean for you! annyong haseyo - hello annyonghi kasayo/kyesayo - goodbye (to leaving/to staying) annyonghi jumushipsiyo - goodnight ottoshimnikka - how are you kamsahamnida - thankyou mianhamnida - i'm sorry saranghamnida - i love you il, ee, sam, sa, oh, yuk, ch'il, p'al, gu, ship - 1-10
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dÄ•ekuji váám - "thank you" in Czech defensor = "protector" in Latin Khimicheskoye = "chemical" in Russian
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Attraverisamo. It's Italian for "Let's Cross Over"
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I don't know if you are interested in hungarian but to speak it isn't all that boring.:-)Here are some words csillag-star zöld-green boldog-happy szerelem-love nyár-summer tavasz-spring tej-milk I am-vagyok she/he is-van they are-vannak
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sure.. un bacio - (italiano) Bose - (arabic) neshika - (hebrew) all mean a kiss! :) cool question!
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Merde is s*** in French.
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Merde (French) Scheiße (German) merda (Italian) lort (Danish) For the s word.
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err.. what would you like to be taught? I can't think of only one word in Danish that I feel you just HAVE to know, but I'm willing to translate for you ;) (edit) ah, just noticed it's an old question. Well, you're all welcome to ask, those who bother.. Well, here's some of the first I thought of Skov = forest Kærlighed = love (noun) Sky = cloud Himmel = sky Himmelen = the sky, Heaven
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"Donde esta su esposo" is Spanish for "Where is your husband?". Cochina is Spanish for a kinky or dirty female. :p
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... a toast ... "N'a hyik" ... to life ... ... the response ... "N'a hadik g'a borche" ... to a life long in prosperity ... ... it was used by Gene Roddenberry when he made the Vulcan salute and salutation ... live long and prosper ...
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ni hao , chinese, means how are you? or hi
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