Languages

[Mistery]

Lol, you should have seen the expression on my hubby's face when I tried to say it right :-D

[OneBun]

Thanx again bone2stone for such great efforts. I am really enjoying what you have shared.

[LéTut]

Hei, hvordan har du det i dag?
(Hi, How are you today? in Norwegian)

Hmm, I don't know that many languages. No Latin or French, that's for sure. I understand German, but I have forgotten how to write or talk. I know English, though.. And I know Dannish and Swedish, would've been strange if I hadn't, they're my neighbours. I wanted to learn Dutch, but I never got that far.. I'm a bit slow

[Adventure]

Well, I am Dutch. So if you wanted to know something, just ask.

About my knowledge of languages: I am trying to be good in English, I know some Latin words, but can't speak it well and I know only few words in German, French and Spanish. That is all.

[bone2stone]

that' s SOOOOOOOOOOOo cool. dutch and norwegian. wooowww..........so cool........................................

oh yes....your welcome and thanks!
i always thought that fortune cookies are good for like learning chinese. but they use pin-yin. and sometimes pin-yin isn't based on how a person should say it. at least you know you fortune. once i got one that said something like you're smart because of the way you do things. i kept that one. i got it at a resteraunt where the food was SO GOOD. and had been in the newspaper with awards and stuff. i chose the resteraunt too. so i thought it was funny.

[Jess]

lol that is funny

[Hollandgirl]

all right another sentence, say it in your language:

Happy birthday and have a great day! (as it was my birthday two days ago )

Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag en een fijne dag! --> Dutch

[OneBun]

I know in German:

Happy Birthday: Gl?cklich Geburtstag! ("?" is pronounced "oo" as in "cool")

Have a good day: Haben einen guten Tag! ("einen" pronounced "I-nen").

[OneBun]

Hollandgirl, you said you need to know something in German. Can you describe the class you need translated in English/German?

[Eternal Becky]

I know in German:

Happy Birthday is: Gl?cklich Geburtstag! ("?" is pronounced "oo" as in "cool")

Have a good day would be: Haben einen guten Tag! ("einen" pronounced "I-nen").

Happy Birthday in Hebrew is ~ "Yom Huledet Sameakh"

Have a good day ~ "Yom Tov"

[Jess]

YOu know the only language not represented hear is Spanish

[OneBun]

True! Spanish is one of the missing ones! Maybe sombody will happen along and teach us some.

[Jess]

maybe

[Hollandgirl]

Hollandgirl, you said you need to know something in German. Can you describe the class you need translated in English/German?

well, i know all the german names of the classes, but i need to tell a story around it, you know what i mean?? like: The first class is maths, which i hate, because it's so difficult. But the teacher is alright, even tough he gives us loads of homework... Something like that
th hardest part is to think of what i'm gonna tell!

[OneBun]

I see. That's a lot of work.