Learning A New Language, Something fun to do Options

[Ayen]

Since there are so many people from different parts of the world at GMC, why not use this to our advantage, and learn something new in a different language? If you know some things that would be helpful, feel free to say them and their English and/or other language translation. Ill start with greek, since my entire family is from Athens.


Pou = (Pronounced like spelled) = Where
Eimai = (Ee-meh) = I am
Einai = (Ee-neh) = It is
Eisay = (Ee-seh) = You are
Ekei = (Ek-ee) = There
Piato = (Peea-toe) = Plate
Pou Eimai = (Pou, Ee-meh) = Where am I?
Pou Eisai = (Pou, Ee-Seh) = Where are you?
Ti Einai Afto = (Tee - Ee-neh Ahf-toe) = What is this?

If anyone is interested I'll add more, this is just to get it going.


(Note: These aren't the actual Greek spellings, it's just the easiest way I could write it out in an English font.)

This post has been edited by Ayen: Aug 19 2007, 05:31 PM

[besip]

KDE = Where
Ja jsem = I am
To je= It is
Ty jsi = You are
Tam = There
Taliř= Plate
Kde to jsem= Where am I?
Kde jsi = Where are you?
Co to je = What is this?

Pivo=Beer

[Kosei Kubota]

Speak Japanese like Marty Friedman!

Hajime mashite (Nice to meet you)
Watashi no namae ha XXX desu (My name is XXX)
Watashi wa gita o hikimasu (I play the guitar)
Issho ni hikimasho (Let's play together)
Anata umai desune (You play good)

..well, this is a kind of polite version of Japanese.

A shredder version for the same conversation would be:
Ou
Ore XXX
Ore gita hiku
Issho ni yaroze
Omae umaijan