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Shaper
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quote:
Originally written by Arancaytar:

Been there, done that for years; I kind of like the salty taste.
Quoted for sheer hilarity.

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Ani gam yachol ledaber ktzat ivrit. ha "goshev" shel Thralni me'od matzchik oti.

Finnül nem tudok érteni. Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek. Mindkét magyar és finn finnugor nyelvek, de ök nem nagyon hasonlók. Van itt valaki Magyarországról?

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Wait, you mean dropjies? Why didn't you say so? Triple zoute for the win!

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quote:
Originally written by wz. As:

Ani gam yachol ledaber ktzat ivrit. ha "goshev" shel Thralni me'od matzchik oti.

Finnül nem tudok érteni. Csak egy kicsit magyarul beszélek. Mindkét magyar és finn finnugor nyelvek, de ök nem nagyon hasonlók. Van itt valaki Magyarországról?

Nem magyar vagyok, de magyart tanulok harom hónaptől. Nagyon szép ez a nyelv, akarok utazom magyarországon juliusban vagy augusztusban.
Lengyel vagyok, i co za tym idzie mówię po polsku.
Ågså, jeg snakker norsk a lytt.

Edit: Finnül tanulni leszek következő évben.

[ Wednesday, January 16, 2008 12:59: Message edited by: kkarski ]
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[ Wednesday, January 16, 2008 13:19: Message edited by: Appleseed ]

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quote:
Originally written by kkarski:

Nem magyar vagyok, de magyart tanulok három hónaptől. Nagyon szép ez a nyelv, akarok utázom Magyarországon juliusban vagy augusztusban.
Lengyel vagyok, i co za tym idzie mówię po polsku.
Ågså, jeg snakker norsk a lytt.

Edit: Finnül tanulni következő évben leszek.

Edit2:

Miért tanulsz magyart? Laktom Budapesten és tanultam matematikát augusztustól decemberig. Most az USA-ben vagyok. Még akarok tanulni magyart, de úgy hiszem, hogy az nehéz lesz.

[ Wednesday, January 16, 2008 17:05: Message edited by: wz. As ]

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Apparently UBB doesn't accept Greek.

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Huh? When I tried to paste a Greek passage, it simply displayed a period...and it's in unicode!

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quote:
Originally written by Excalibur:

Huh? When I tried to paste a Greek passage, it simply displayed a period...and it's in unicode!
For whatever reason, UBB will accept Unicode only if you actually code it. You need to input ampersand-pound-x-Unicode number in order to display a Unicode character. Quote my post to see what I mean.

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Originally written by wz. As:

Ani gam yachol ledaber ktzat ivrit. ha "goshev" shel Thralni me'od matzchik oti.
Um... lama? Ani tsarich lichtov edze "choshev"? Be Holland, yesh lanu shtey otiyot she nishmaim kmo "ch", we ze "g" we "ch", az ze meod yachol liot she ani katavti at ha lo nachon... Gam im "j" we "y" yesh ha problema hazot.

Ani ohev falafel.

Does anybody have that problem, that when he wants to speak/write stuff in a different language than his mother tongue, he starts thinking in German, therefor producing only German words? I seem to have it all the time, especially with French.

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Sino kaya nakakaintindi sa akin dito..@_@

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quote:
Originally written by Thralni:

Does anybody have that problem, that when he wants to speak/write stuff in a different language than his mother tongue, he starts thinking in German, therefor producing only German words? I seem to have it all the time, especially with French.
Yes, I have precisely this problem. Though I learned French long ago and have been learning German only recently, it seems that my French is stored in my brain's 'second language' bin, of which the top layer is now all German.

I am now at the stage where I can say I truly speak and think German. Quite bad German, and I believe my accent is atrocious, but people answer me in German with a funny look instead of switching to English.

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When you reach the stage where they will politely correct you, you're done. There's basically no way to stop us from doing that. :P
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quote:
Originally written by Thralni:

Does anybody have that problem, that when he wants to speak/write stuff in a different language than his mother tongue, he starts thinking in German, therefor producing only German words? I seem to have it all the time, especially with French.
I used to run into that with different second languages (huge bin :P ). Depending on which language I mainly converse in at any given time, my mother tongue might get mixed up in there as well. Makes me feel unbound, though not in the Geneforge sense.

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Hebrew was once my second language bin, but Spanish supplanted it.

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quote:
Originally written by Thralni:

Um... lama? Ani tsarich lichtov edze "choshev"? Be Holland, yesh lanu shtey otiyot she nishmaim kmo "ch", we ze "g" we "ch", az ze meod yachol liot she katavti edze lo nachon... Gam im "j" we "y" yesh ha problema hazot.

Ani ohev falafel.

Well of course there's no standard transliterated spelling. It's weird because I'm expecting to read Hebrew transliterated into English, whereas I'm actually reading Hebrew transliterated into Dutch. In English "g" doesn't sound anything like what it does in Dutch, so when I'm reading it out loud (in my head of course) it sounds funny.

Also "edze" and "we" sound funny when I'm reading them. I guess one can learn a lot about Dutch orthography this way...

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quote:
Originally written by Thralni:


Does anybody have that problem, that when he wants to speak/write stuff in a different language than his mother tongue, he starts thinking in German, therefor producing only German words? I seem to have it all the time, especially with French.

No. For some reason, I sometimes spell certain cognates the French way while writing in English. Quite intéressant really.

Thanks Kel

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quote:
Originally written by wz. As:

Well of course there's no standard transliterated spelling. It's weird because I'm expecting to read Hebrew transliterated into English, whereas I'm actually reading Hebrew transliterated into Dutch. In English "g" doesn't sound anything like what it does in Dutch, so when I'm reading it out loud (in my head of course) it sounds funny.

Also "edze" and "we" sound funny when I'm reading them. I guess one can learn a lot about Dutch orthography this way...

Yes, yes you can. For me it can be quite hard to write Hebrew because of this problem. First I think about how it would be in Dutch, then I have to change the Dutch in Spelling. Jom Kipoer is a good example. In English, "Jom" would be "yom", I guess, and the same, as I said with "g" and "ch".

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