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Broken English - AdamantineFist - 06-08-2008
Me, I use some fairly simple terms in other languages. "Herr" instead of sir, and "Guten" Tag, "das Gottkanzler", "hola", etc. Nothing too much.
Broken English - Xoria - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:Wait, what? Really? I'll do it if you're serious, but, me?
You asked the question.
Now your punishment is to do the work, and send it to me so I can post it and take all the credit.
Get busy.;)
Broken English - BaconSoda - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:You asked the question.
Now your punishment is to do the work, and send it to me so I can post it and take all the credit.
Get busy.;)
Yes sir....
Credit goes to Zelot for the work on these Japanese ones:
Japanese (Kusari):
Hello- Konichiwa
Good Bye- Sayonara
Good Morning- Ohayou
Good Evening- Konbanwa
Yes- Hai
No- Iie
Thank you- Arigatou
Cheers- Kanpai
Good Luck- Genki de ne!
I'm sorry- Gomen Nansa
See you later- Jan Ay
Long Life/Hurrah- Banzai
Let's Go!- Ikuzo
Fool- Towakemono
Enemy: Kataki
Death: Takai
Gun-Boat: Hou-fune
Destroyer: Hakaisha
Battle-Ship: Kaisen-fune
Foreigner : Gaijin
ichi: 1
ni: 2
san: 3
yon: 4
go: 5
German (Rheinlandish):
Guten Tag: Good Day
Guten morgen: Good Morning
Guten nacht: Good Night
Guten abend: Good Evening
Hallo: Hello
Wie geht's: How are you? (Informal)
Wie geht es Ihnen? How are you (Formal)
Auf wiedersehen: Good Bye
Foreigner: Auslander
Sprechen Sie Deutsch: Do you speak German?
Herr: Mr or Man
Frau: Mrs or Woman
Tot: Dead
Leben: Life
Sie/er/sie/es habe (For Sie) hat (for er/sie/es) leben: You/he/she/it is alive
Gehen wir los!: Lets go!
der Gottkanzler: The God Chancellor
eins: one
zwei: two
drei: three
vier: four
fuenf: five (I miss umlauts - bring them back Firefox Add-ons!)
Spanish (Corsair/Outcast):
Hola: Hello
Por favor: Please
Senor: Mr.
Senorita: Mrs.
(That's all I know...)
And can I get some credit, please?
Broken English - Zelot - 06-08-2008
Dont we need a Bretonian section:P
Broken English - Marburg - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:Dont we need a Bretonian section:PHeh, I'll throw in a couple:
"Oi" - may I please have your attention for a moment, or heavens to betsy... what is going on here?
"Oh, ******* 'ell" - I don't believe what I'm seeing/hearing, or: ok...whatever.
:P
Broken English - Zelot - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:Heh, I'll throw in a couple:
"Oi" - may I please have your attention for a moment, or heavens to betsy... what is going on here?
"Oh, ******* 'ell" - I don't believe what I'm seeing/hearing, or: ok...whatever.
:P
Wait, I have one more.
"Tea Time Gents" - Enemy Light Fighter on Scope:P
Broken English - Exsiled_one - 06-08-2008
Hermano, Cabron, madre, burro, gringo and grande cojones. ^^
>_>
shhh por favor
Broken English - Muleo - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:Foreigner : Gajin
I know this is being nitpicky and all, but just want to point out, it's gaijin, not gajin, it's something that's been bugging me a lot.. A lot of the Kusari people make this mistake, and it just bugs me:P
Broken English - CCI45-px/Probe149 - 06-08-2008
' Wrote:"das Gottkanzler"
Meh, if you want to use german, do it right! Repaaaaeeeet after meeee: Der Gottkanzler (das Gottkanzler, also wirklich, ist doch wohl ein Maennchen, kein Neutrum....... :crazy:(want's the "Umlaute" enabled!) )
Broken English - ioha - 06-08-2008
Yeah, it really should be Der Gottkanzler, the German word Kanzler is male.
It'd be Die Kanzlerin in the case of a female head of state.