Basic Language Phrases

[Neoton]

In this thread write the most used words and phrases from english to your language! I am starting first:
Bulgarian - Български

Hello! - Здравей! (Zdravey!)
Yes - Да (Da)
No - Не (Ne)
Thanks - Благодаря (Blagodarya)
How are you? - Как си? (Kak si?)
I am fine - Добре съм. (Dobre sam.)

Don't limit with these words and phrases!

[Kameraden]

Finnish - Suomen kieli

Hello! - Terve!
Yes - Kyllä
No - Ei
Thanks - Kiitos
How are you? - Mitä kuuluu?
I am fine - Minulle kuuluu hyvää
Don't limit with these words and phrases! - Älä jumita näihin sanoihin ja lauseisiin!

[Taxandrius]

EDIT

DAMN YOU ASCARONA!

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Flemish - Vlams/Vloms

Hello! - hey/juw/joe
Yes - joa
No - niê
Thanks - merci/daanke
How are you? - hoe ist?
I am fine - goe
How are you feeling? - hoe vuul'd a? / Hoe ist?
A glass of beer please - e pintje
damn/what the deuce/similar things - Schèt na ne floeren oap

[Ascarona]

Dutch:
Hello! - Hallo!
Yes - Ja
No - Nee
Thanks - Bedankt
How are you? - Hoe gaat het met je?
I am fine - Het gaat goed met mij.
How are you feeling? - Hoe voel je je?
Is everyone having a good time? - Heeft iedereen het naar zijn zin?

[Stavroforos]

Hello! - hey
Yes - y
No - n
Thanks - thx
How are you? - sup?
I am fine - sup.

Internetica.

[cupoftea]

Damn you Tax for having exactly the same language as me..

But here's another one:

I'm hungry: kem hoenger
I'm thirsty: kem dust

[Guy]

Nice idea, Neoton, although I feel you should rephrase the current title to something along the lines of "Basic Language Phrases".

German/Deutsch:

Hello! - Hallo!
Yes - Ja
No - Nein
Thanks - Danke
How are you? - Wie geht es dir?
I am fine - Mir geht's gut.
Nice to meet you - Angenehm
I can't speak very good German - Ich kann nicht so gut Deutsch (sprechen)

[Neoton]

Renamed

[Kameraden]

"My grandmother gave birth to my mother, my mother gave birth to me" - "Mun mummoni muni mun mammani, mun mammani muni mut" This is so 'soft' to say due the many m- letters

I'm hungry: Minulla on nälkä
I'm thirsty: Minulla on jano
Is everyone having a good time? - Onko kaikilla hyvä meininki?

[Maximus Macro]

wouldt it make more sence if everybody posted them foneticly so whe know how to pronounce them

[Neoton]

Hmm good idea! I have edited my first post. And i have one question about german - what is "shneil"(or something like that) it is often usen in WW2 by nazi troops, I think this means something like "courage" or "forward".

[Guy]

Hmm good idea! I have edited my first post. And i have one question about german - what is "shneil"(or something like that) it is often usen in WW2 by nazi troops, I think this means something like "courage" or "forward".

I think the word you're looking for is 'schnell'. It's used to mean 'faster' or, in some contexts, 'advance forward' when in battle.

[Neoton]

+Rep

[Copperknickers II]

Scots

Hello! - Awright
Yes - Aye
No - Naw
Thanks - Cheeyrs
How are you? - How's it gaun?
I am fine, and you? - Awright pal, yersel?
Nice to meet you - Guid tae meet yi
I can't speak very good Scots - Ah cannae speik Scots awfy weel


Scottish Gaelic

Hello! - Halo
Yes - Tha
No - Chan eil
How are you? - Ciamar a tha sibh?
I am fine, thanks? - Tha mich gu math, tapadh leibh
Nice to meet you - Tha mi ag iarraidh briosgaid
I don't understand - Chan eil mi a' tuigsinn

[Taxandrius]

I can't speak very good Flemish: ik klap ekik begore laangs gè kaante Vloms / Ik zen ekik ne ne Woal

[Lord Mov]

I can't speak very good Flemish: ik klap ekik begore laangs gè kaante Vloms / Ik zen ekik ne ne Woal

I though Flemish was just a dialect of Dutch? Is it really classified as its own language? Swiss German for example is fairly different from standard German, but it's still considered German, just a dialect of it.

[Taxandrius]

I though Flemish was just a dialect of Dutch? Is it really classified as its own language? Swiss German for example is fairly different from standard German, but it's still considered German, just a dialect of it.

Flemish IS dutch, but dutch dutch and flemish dutch are like Swiss and German. But never say that flemish is a dialect, it is a group of dialect that are as similar as german and letzburgish dialectologically spoken.

[ronm100]

Hebrew
Hello! - Shalom
Yes - ken
No - Lo
Thanks - Toda
How are you? - Ma nishma
I am fine - HaKol Beseder

[Kameraden]

Well, Finnish is easy to speak cause it's written as it is said. Or me thinks. English was hard to learn cause you say different than you write. Although I was about 8-9 years old when they teached it in school, so

[Neoton]

Bulgarian is the same - read what you write, but english... I still can't speak english very well!