Other Language, teach us some of u'r languange

Actually I'm learning Korean language right now but not taking a class just read a book how to learn Korean language like
Kamsahamnida= thank u
Otosipsiyo = how r u
Anhyong = hello

a bi t Philipine but on this
Kaw ad = how d (maybe I forgot the real meaning)

n many more but I want to learn other language more , maybe u want share me u'r language. Come Come ^o^

Can you speak Malay? All I know is "Apa khabar?", ha.

I like this idea!
Spanish~
Hello = Hola
How are you? = ¿Cómo estás? (As in for a friend, or someone your familiar with.)
How are you? = ¿Cómo está? (Formal version, for people you're meeting for the first time and maybe superiors in work or something.)
Thank You = Gracias
You're Welcome = De nada
Bye = Adiós

Well I dont bout malay word a bit same with Indonesia word maybe ^o^, maybe member from Singapore or Malaysia know.
Thanks for the language, hopefully we can learn all language in the world.

O_O swallowtail?...this topic seems oddly familiar XD

Well, I too am a spanish speaking person...but it looks like someone's already repplied with spanish things

GIGAcorrupt wrote:

O_O swallowtail?...this topic seems oddly familiar XD

Well, I too am a spanish speaking person...but it looks like someone's already repplied with spanish things

haahahaha there ppl that not member of UN here n also a bit quiet here, so I just put it here just make alive, maybe ppl go to school right now.

Please stay on topic. Thanks.

Aww sry Sano-san

here's my Javanese language

Kulonuwon = like when u entering somebody house u have to say this actually from 2 word
Kulo = I
Nuwon = ask 4 permission
Nggih = yes
Mboten = no
Mlaku-mlaku = take a walk
Mboten nopo-nopo = I'ts alright I'm fine
well that just I remembered right now, I didn't use this language often IRL

Here's the extent of my Hungarian:

Igen (eegen) = Yes
Nem = No
Csókolom (chokolom) = How do you do? (literally "I kiss your hand", for men greeting old bags)
Köszönöm szépen (kersenem sepen) = Thank you very much
Istenem (ishtanam) = My God
Buzi = Poofter/faggot

this is a topic on UN right? well here's ours.

Filipino/Tagalog:

Salamat - Thank You
Walang Anuman - No Problem
Mahal Kita - I love You
Kamusta ka na? / Musta? / Kamusta ka? - How are you?
Ok lang ako / Mabuti naman - I'm fine.

Magandang Umaga - Good Morning
Magandang Hapon - Good Afternoon
Magandang Gabi - Good Evening

Ako - I
Ikaw - You
Akin - Mine
Iyo / Sa Iyo / Sa'yo - Yours

Bakit? - Why?
Ano? - What?
Saan? - Where?
Hindi nga? / Talaga? - Really?
[/b]Magkano? - How much?
Ilan?[b] - How many?

I can't speak these fluently but I know some stuff

French:

- Bonjour. Je m'appelle XX [as we all know from Boku wa Kuma ]
- Est-ce que tu es mon ame soeur? Je ne sais pas mais le Ciel m'a donne l'espere. [Are you my soul mate? I don't know but heaven gives me hope]. [random phrase and there should be some accents in there that I don't know how to type]

Japanese [because I've just started taking a class and love speaking it]

- amai kotoba to awai yume to koi no rizumu [sweet words, vague dreams and the rhythm of love]
- watashi no hanii, aishiteru [my honey, I love you]
- kimi no koto, kodoku na no, darling? [have you ever known being lonely darling?]

I just love the word "amai" XD

Cantonese is nearly impossible to phoneticize, but I'll take a stab at it. You will probably say it all wrong regardless.

^_-

Jo-sun : Good morning. (literal: early wake)

Nay-ho : Hello. (Literal: you're well.)

Hai : Yes

Do - Jae : Thank you. (Used for the reciept of substantial goods. Pronounciation note: It sounds nothing like the word 'do' in English. The O is most akin to the English sound of O + A, such as in the word "oar")

Mm-Goi : Thank you/ Please (Used as thanks for services, or the insubstantial)

Mm-hai (or) butt-hai : No. The former is almost never used colloquially.


And for everyone's favourite parts (bad words!)

Pook-gai! : Go to hell! (Literally: to fall on the street - it's actually quite a bad insult ..) Pook is pronounced like the English 'look'.

Haam-gaa-chan! : Bane of your family's fortune.

Chun-choi : Stupid/dumb. This is not always a bad thing to say - it can be used to describe or berete someone gently. Such as dummy versus retard.

I'll stop there. I don't want to be too vulgar about this. ^__^

Lol. I cant spell Vietnamese words and I barely know any of em so I can't exactly contribute to this unless Sano does it for me.