Language discussion-Outside the 'Verse
POSTED BY: Tristan
UPDATED: Sunday, June 18, 2006 17:01
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A few of us in the 21st Floor thread discovered we have a common love for languages of all sorts...so I decided to create this thread so we can continue our discussions without bothering anyone else.
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Yay! And Hafa adai!
So, we've discussed french, gaelic, chamorro, had some spanish thrown in there. What's next?
Know any Korean? Cuz I've got a bit of that up my sleeve.
Serenity,
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No Korean...but I do know a smattering of Japanese...the obvious (thank you, etc) and the not so obvious (You stop now!).
Korean...that would be interesting! Whatcha got?
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I can write it in the korean alphabet, it's a bit harder writing it phonetically.
Let's see:
An yung ha say yo. Chow ee da min Serenity em nee dah. Pan gap sam nee da. (*bows ever so slightly*)
That is: Hello, my name is Serenity. It is a pleasure to meet you. Or something like that.
We had a Japanese exchange pastor at our church for a week back in April. I only learned one word: ah koo gah may. Which means "longing". It's the name of this Japanese wooden doll that was given to me.
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So how many of you good folks speak Welsh then?
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you willing to give lessons? 
Serenity,
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Bride8
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Korean is pretty!
The Japanese phrases I learned were:
Anatay yamatay kouroosai! Which means Please stop now!
Also: I ishiite imasu--which means I Love You.
And then: Doshday *and* doshday-mo...which are Why and Why Not.
All of the above is phoenetic, of course.
Welsh? The only word I know in Welsh is "thull"...which is supposed to mean "full".
I would like to learn as well!
I have seen written modern Welsh, and Welsh from the middle ages...and it is a scary-looking language! But when you hear it spoken...wow!
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lol.Those are very useful phrases.
For some reason, I can't remember I love you in Korean, but I can remember it in Turkish, which is Sevi seviyorum.
Serenity,
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Bride8
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No Korean
But I have a smattering of French, German, Italian, Greek and Gaelic. Can't write Gaelic tho. Oh and Welsh
I am on The List. We are The Forsaken and we aim to burn!
"We don't fear the reaper"
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