Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
Originally posted by RagnorakMaybe you should master your own language first. It's "you're welcome" and not "your welcome". You're - it's a contraction for you are. You see how that works?
Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
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Originally posted by RagnorakTerve ääliö:
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
painu *****:
siitä vaan:
joo joo:
mitä valitat:
huh:
Cheers, me.
ps. i am not responsible if translations are not correct...
edit: this is finnish
edit2: okay now i see everyone else are posting proper translations..so little warning..dont use mine
Originally posted by RagnorakThis is spanish
Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
Hello: hola
Goodbye: adios
Please: por favor
Thank you: gracias
You're welcome: bienvenido
I don't know what is "bump"
Originally posted by RagnorakI have not read the whole thread, so I am guessing someone already beat me to the punch with Spanish, but just in case.
Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
Hello: Hola
Goodbye: Adios
Please: Por Favor
Thank you: Gracias
You're welcome: De nada
Bump:
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Originally posted by rheymansIt's 8 posts long. How can you not bother to read it?
I have not read the whole thread, so I am guessing someone already beat me to the punch with Spanish, but just in case.
Hello: Hola
Goodbye: Adios
Please: Por Favor
Thank you: Gracias
You're welcome: De nada
Bump:
In Esparanto:
Hello: salut
Goodbye: g^is
Please: pet
Thank you: dank
You're welcome: ne~inde
Bump: hu^m
Originally posted by RagnorakGerman:
Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
Guten Morgen/Nachmittag/Abend (good morning/afternoon/evening)
Bis bald (See you later)
Bitte (please)
Danke (thanks)
Gern geschern (you're welcome)
Don't know 'bump'...
Tschuss (cheers)
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Originally posted by ViAHm, I don't entirely agree.
Norwegian version:
Hallo
Ha det
Vær så snill/Vær så god
Takk
Velbekomme
Dunk/Slag
"Hei" would be more common than "hallo" (if it's not a phone call).
"Please" is not like the German "bitte", it only means "vær så snill", not "vær så god". "Vær så god" means "you are welcome".
"Velbekomme" is something like "your health!"
Edit: "You are welcome" can also be translated as "ingen årsak".
Originally posted by XanthosNZBecause if I had taken the time to read it, I would certainly not have been the first to post in Spanish. Of course, the phone rang as I was typing my response, and MetalPig beat me. Oh well. Shouldn't you be on vacation?
It's 8 posts long. How can you not bother to read it?
In Esparanto:
Hello: salut
Goodbye: g^is
Please: pet
Thank you: dank
You're welcome: ne~inde
Bump: hu^m
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Originally posted by Ragnorak5up
Since I finished school, I've got a keen interest in languages. My home town is quite touristy and I always like to say something to the customers in my shop in their own language for the craic.
Anyway, post the following in your (non-english, smartarses) language (or any language you know)
Hello:
Goodbye:
Please:
Thank you:
Your welcome:
Bump:
Cheers,
D
l8r
pls
k, thx
np
🙂
kewl
Now I'll go hang myself for this post.