Actually the first sentence a lil bit complex I managed to say in lao was something like:
ten sao, ten nung dawo tcha si beung seu venus, le venus men mak
(havent talk lao for about 2 years now, should be a lil bit rusted, and I have written it phoneticaly)
who knows what it means?
Originally posted by JeeYou probably haven't installed a Japanese font. It shows fine here.
yep - on january 2007 - taking my lil stuff and going to live there.
I guess you're trying to put here the japanese synbol but even with quote/reply it doesnt show
Where in Japan? What are you going to do there? My brother lives in Tokyo (he is a professor at the University of Tokyo).
Originally posted by JeeI habe keine Idee....
Actually the first sentence a lil bit complex I managed to say in lao was something like:
ten sao, ten nung dawo tcha si beung seu venus, le venus men mak
(havent talk lao for about 2 years now, should be a lil bit rusted, and I have written it phoneticaly)
who knows what it means?
Originally posted by NordlysDunno yet, I never make any plan, just let things happen. I tried that once in my life when going to India: I decide to make a plan and to start in Mumbai, but at the travel agency they only had a ticket left for Calcuta, so I started there and at the end never reached Mumbai. But for the best because I felt in love with Calcuta big time!
You probably haven't installed a Japanese font. It shows fine here.
Where in Japan? What are you going to do there? My brother lives in Tokyo (he is a professor at the University of Tokyo).
I am tempted by Kyoto actually, but Japan doesnt seem very big (size of england) so it should be easy enough to move from one city to the other.
And to do what, I dunno, and I dont really mind, I have done tons of different things in my life, like in Lao I was some kind of gardener, eh eh.
Off course I guess it's gonna be possible to do some conversation class over there that I heard are in big demand specially more with french or spanish then english.
So wait and see
And for the Lao sentence here's a clue: venus means venus 😛
Originally posted by IronstarDa, ya znaoo rooski yazik, no nei ochen horosho.
I am currently studying to be a linguist and speak English (native language), Spanish, German, and a little Latin.....
In my free time, I also study Greek and Italian....
So.....are there any others who enjoy languages as much as I do?
Matt (aka Ironstar)