Write something in another language.

[Aeolienne]

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Really?

Well spotted @tree - I was missing an umlaut.
Zweiundzwanzig Zwerge zählen zwölf zarte Zwiebeln.

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Twenty-two dwarves count twelve tender onions.

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Waiptār pwenta kaskānte: that's Kuchean for "the spokes fell apart" (a pal of Buddha's had a chariot crash)

 

[Aeolienne]

Eifersucht ist eine Leidenschaft, die eifrig sucht, was Leiden schafft.

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[Aeolienne]

Pie a nid haut
Cygne a nid bas
Ver n'a pas d'os
Mais rat en a

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[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Pie a nid haut
...
Mais rat en a

Very nice zoology lesson !!!

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Pot verdikke! That's Flemish, it's something like "Gordon Bennett" but ostensibly means: may the pot thicken.

 

[Aeolienne]

Pie a nid haut
Cygne a nid bas
Ver n'a pas d'os
Mais rat en a

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Not the best translation. I would translate it as:
Magpie has high nest
Swan has low nest
Maggot has no bones
But rat does

My mum taught me this poem. The significance of it is that its combination of sounds makes it sound un-French-like to native French speakers. Having said that, when I recited to a French person all they did was complain about the lack of articles (le, la etc).

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Gaat vergaderen. Flemish, something like "Gordon Bennett" and ostensibly means: is going to hold meetings.

 

[Aeolienne]

Wann der Hahn kräht auf dem Mist,
Denn ändert sich das Wetter
oder bleibt es wie es ist.


*When the rooster crows on the dung,
Because the weather changes
Or will it stay as it is.*

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Viva Boema! Patate met saucisse!

Up with Granma (cafe proprietess). Mash & sausages! (Brussels song)

(I wonder if she had to close of late?)

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Hay orejas. In Franco's Spain, meant that pigs' ears were on the menu and also that one should watch what one was heard saying.

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Jag ska skriva till dig imorgon = Swedish = I'll write to you tomorrow

 

[Yeshuasdaughter]

Donde esta los escusado?

Where is the bathroom?

(the most important sentence you can learn in Spanish)

 

[tree]

Oh, in my class in high school we learned to say:

¿Donde esta el cuarto de baño?

 

[Progster]

Mann: Man
Kvinna: Woman
Polkje: Boy
Flicka: Girl

swedish

Some are similar to Norwegian. In Norwegian it's:
Mann: man
Kvinne: woman
Gutt: boy
Jente: girl

 

[Wolfgangus Faldestolius]

Ik heb d'r een hekel aan = Dutch = I hate it (not the toilet of course )

 

[Vindicator Phoenix]

Il y a trop d'ans depuis que j'en ai parlé.


*It's been too many years since I spoke about it.*

 

[cnn]

Eu sou nao Portuuguese, mas estou viver em Portugal, se queres podemos tentar escrever em Portuguese.

É um cachorro
I'm learning Portuguese. As you can tell i'm not exactly fluent yet. I'm also learning Irish and Esperanto. And brushing up on French and German. Trying to keep brain active so it doesn't get a chance to go off on a tangent that I'd rather avoid.

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It's a dog

 

[cnn]

Bende Türkçe yazayim bari. Türkçe Japonca, Korece gibi Altay dil grubuna dahildir.

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Let me write in Turkish. Turkish is included in Altay language family like Japonese and Korean.

 

[Aspychata]

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Binary language- pay your credit card at End of Month. Lol