Post a word in foreign language

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   Raven Kingposted 15 years ago

   pike

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   I*n*v*i*c*t*u*sposted 15 years ago

   Ciao     (Italian for Hello/goodbye)
   
   Ti Amo   (Italian for I Love you)

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   mkottposted 15 years ago

   Biodh la iontach agat!
   Gaelic - Have a great day.
   
   Schonen Tag noch!
   German - Have a good one!

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   Raven Kingposted 15 years ago

   Bok swima. 
   Croatian- Hi y'all

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      livelongerposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Almost - bok svima (with a V, not W).
      
      Volim te - I love you (Croatian and Serbian)
      Kocham cie - I love you (Polish)
      Ik hou van jou - I love you (Dutch)

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   zampanoposted 15 years ago

   aïe - euro - ouch !

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   misterspookposted 15 years ago

   plutzlich! [German] = suddenly!

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   JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years ago

   "hothat", Bengali (Indian regional language of Bengal)
   synonym for suddenly.
   Thanks,
   Jyoti Kothari

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   JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years ago

   "hothat", Bengali (Indian regional language of Bengal)
   synonym for suddenly.
   Thanks,
   Jyoti Kothari

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   I*n*v*i*c*t*u*sposted 15 years ago

   Uff-da (Swedish) for guess..

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    BrianFanslauposted 15 years ago

    Dun-coff (Dumby head in German) IDK if that is the right spelling.

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    Davinagirl3posted 15 years ago

    Marklar!

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    LondonGirlposted 15 years ago

    "Shalom" - "peace" in Hebrew, used as "hello" or "goodbye" too.

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       zampanoposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       This is a very nice one.
       PAZ - portuguese - shalom

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    Adeus - portuguese - Hello or god bye

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    Paradise7posted 15 years ago

    Danke.
    
    (Thank you)

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       JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       Dhanyavad. ( Sanskrit and All north Indian languages), means Thank You.

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    sneakorocksolidposted 15 years ago

    Whasamattau-whats wrong with you-Italian

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    Real Estate Ladyposted 15 years ago

    ku'uipo Hawai'ian (sweetheart)

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    blaise25posted 15 years ago

    maganda - beautiful

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       emievilposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       Pangit (Filipino) - ugly

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    Pare Bellumposted 15 years ago

    Pare Bellum - Latin - Prepare for War

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    LondonGirlposted 15 years ago

    "dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" - "it is sweet and proper to die for one's country" Latin

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    Charia Samherposted 15 years ago

    Mahal kita I love you Filipino

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       JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       Tane prem karu chhu. (Gujrati-I love you) Gujrat, a province in India.

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    elayne001posted 15 years ago

    fiefia = happy
    'ofa = love
    
    in the Tongan language

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    \Brenda Scullyposted 15 years ago

    how do you say i love you in french........ used to know but cannot remember ah it is coming back to me
    
                       any way cheri, was at the end of it ha ha
    
    is it je tem i know it wont be spelt right

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       emievilposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       hmmm - je t'aime?

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    \Brenda Scullyposted 15 years ago

    oh yeah.... Steve used to write to me every day years and years ago, he learnt french at school, i did not..... he used to put that at the end of the letters..... i used to think i was sooooooooooooo lucky

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       emievilposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       Used to read that word in some of the novels I read. Never heard anybody actually say it. I think it's romantic if you hear those words from a Frenchman

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    manlypoetrymanposted 15 years ago

    "Pura Vida"- a phrase mostly heard in Costa Rica that roughly translates to "enjoy life" or "live life to the fullest."

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       tantrumposted 15 years agoin reply to this

         Pura Vida , Manly! I love that phrase. I've been there using it all thetime ! Gracias ,amigo !

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          manlypoetrymanposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          Oh...So you have been amongst the "Ticos"...? I love it there, as well.

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             tantrumposted 15 years agoin reply to this

             Wonderful country

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                manlypoetrymanposted 15 years agoin reply to this

                Yes it is, tantrum. Last time I went...I just about didn't make it back...literally. It was because I loved it so much there!

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    webismineposted 15 years ago

    Vanakkam - it's said for wishing in tamil language.
    
    Kaalai vanakkam for good morning and Maalai vanakkam for good evening

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    Madame Xposted 15 years ago

    Shanti (Sanskrit)
    
    peace

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    confusão - confusion - portuguese

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    loveofnightposted 15 years ago

    feliz, alegre=happy=spanish

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    loveofnightposted 15 years ago

    gelukkig, bly= happy = african

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    loveofnightposted 15 years ago

    fraaiheid, schoonheid, knapheid = dutch = beauty

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    sneakorocksolidposted 15 years ago

    Raiders!-Dumbish-loser

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    loveofnightposted 15 years ago

    hitan = sorrow = japanese

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    ReuVeraposted 15 years ago

    Toda (thanks)- Hebrew; Toda raba- thank you much
    
    Spasibo (thanks)- Russian; bol'shoe spasibo (thank you much)

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    ouh la la ! - my goodness!, great balls of fire ! - french

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    rcisophieposted 15 years ago

    Bom dia - good morning - portuguese
    
    Dober dan - good morning - slovene

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    I've been tempted to correct that one at the time it was posted.
    But there is sometimes an agreable charm in foreign accents.
    I played with it's phonetics in my mind and found it interesting.
    
    What about "Eu gosto dji você ?"
    ain't that nice ?

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    rednckwmnposted 15 years ago

    no
    french for no
    other than igpay atinlay, thats all i got. oh, friends tell me im fluent in bitchonese, but that requires body language too

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    Bitchonese. I'm sure you are a good girl.
    Bitchonese must be spoken in a four legged manner.
    Here's a new one for you :
    
    cadeluslingus - bitchonese - Freedonian
    
    by the way : no, is not french for no.

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       rednckwmnposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       oh man!!!!! what is french for no?

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    zampanoposted 15 years ago

    in many languages, the word "no" sounds like "perhaps"
    
    so, french for no is peut-être... ou non?

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       rednckwmnposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       so, did I just spell it wrong?
       beunas nochas....good night
       hasta manana..(sorry I dont know how to make the swoopy thing over the n)..untill the morning...

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    SunSevenposted 15 years ago

    bu yong xie - You are welcome, in Chinese Language
    Best Regards

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    europewalkerposted 15 years ago

    A la prochaine - until next time   French

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    cashmereposted 15 years ago

    Phir milenge (Hindi) Till we meet again

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    shinujohn2008posted 15 years ago

    Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge

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       JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       It is in Hindi that means "People full of love will take the bride with them".
       
       I request you to tell about the language and meaning of the quoted word or words if possible.
       
       Thanks,
       Jyoti Kothari

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    Zsuzsy Beeposted 15 years ago

    Tempus fugit : latin for 'Time flies'

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    rednckwmnposted 15 years ago

    "Baby, bring the car around.."
    man talk for.."im drunk."

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       zampanoposted 15 years agoin reply to this

       hehehe.
       no in french is said "non".
       in portuguse it is "não". (with the swoopy thing)
       but sometimes we say "naaaaaaaaa !"

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          rednckwmnposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          thanks.  i say naaaaa sometimes too.   

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    JYOTI KOTHARIposted 15 years ago

    "Shadi" in Urdu
    "Vyah" in Hindi
    "Vivah" and Pani-Grahan in Sanskrit
    All these words  same meaning i.e. Marriage.
    
    Thanks,
    Jyoti Kothari

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    Ronaldosposted 15 years ago

    Me encanta este lugar (Spanish) - I Love this place ! Meaning HP

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    karmen88posted 15 years ago

    Me sienta creativa de hoy = I feel creative today

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    Zsuzsy Beeposted 15 years ago

    veni, vidi, vici....I came, I saw, and I conquered
    I don't remember much more of my Latin lessons

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    ScarletRyan1970posted 15 years ago

    Ua Ua (Meaning yes in Australian Aboriginal lanuage)

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