Sandy is going to attend Serbian Days in Vancouver this weekend and to speak some Serbian.
I should be afraid. I should be VERY afraid :insane:
Stay tuned….
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Start the on line lessons then! I am proud of her! Sandy is one wise girl!and she has a great taste in nail polish π
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Good luck, Dare!
You haven't taught her any wrong words just for fun have you? :left:
Of course he has! Those are the most important words! π
Zdravo, daj mi praseΔe peΔenje i pivo.This is what I taught her :insane:Originally posted by sanshan:
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Should Cleo be learning Serbian too?
JebeΕ‘ ne! We musht shpeak lolcatz!
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http://my.opera.com/sanshan/blog/zdravoπ
Dobro jutro Dare!
Dobro jutro Sandy π
good morning Sandy? It's night time here π
:p … must be like me speaking Indonesian π
Sal, I am still sleepy, I has the dumb :doh:Dirk π Do you know sentences or just words?
Well, that is good enough. For start π
:p I know words google translator sentences … and if I listen I know the meaning without knowing all words π
You know, every once in a little while a language disappears, along with a culture. It is more or less the same of vanishing living species. Of course it has started from those little tribes that lived on remote islands or some corner in deep forests but it is slowly progressing to major groups.
… it would be easier if Indonesian wouldn't be mixed up with several dialects of Javanese … hardly anyone speaks Indonesian like it is written in books :left:
Originally posted by gdare:
… about 300 or more, depends if count the formal and informal forms of different languages with it.
Is she teaching you Canadian as well? :whistle:
Adele, she is trying but I keep on holding on my Serbian English :whistle:
Dirk, how many dialects are in Indonesia? I guess quiet a lot :left:Lorenzo, you are right. Languages are alive and takes influences. I have seen some documentary lately, they have said that more than 90% of languages will disappear in not so distant future.
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I think we should ALL be afraid. Hopefully we don't see a segment on the Global News where a certain someone said something in Serbian that caused the Police, SWAT Team and whatever FBI equivalent Canada has, to be called. :insane: Then the Negotiators will be trying to contact Darko to vouch for her. Of course, Darko will be unavailable for hours because he is slicing & dicing training with his new sword. Meanwhile, the Fighter Jets will be up in the air on alert.So yeah, trying to suggest ordering Pizza in Serbian COULD backfire.
I`ve heard a lot of "eh" in some Canadian movie I watched a week ago. I don`t know if this is "eh, buddy" in American English :left:
eh?
Dirk, knowing that Indonesia has about 230 million people, it seems that every dialect is spoken by at least 770.000 people :faint:Carlos, and the name of that movie is…? :PMit ;)San, exactly :happy:
Isn't it "eh buddy" or did all the American documentaries I watched lie? :left:
Okay, let's get this straight. This is NOT American English. It's Canadian eh?
I'm sure she will pick it up in no time. π
Jebes, da. We'll buy a 2-4 and watch a hockey game and then we'll have a cursing contest eh.
San, eh :DEd, sure, she even knows some bad words by now π
Furie, that would be "yeah, buddy" with equal emphasis on both words.
Ja nee ou swaer! :p
No more idle mumbling to yourself within earshot?
San, in igloo, I guess :PAadil, wha..? :left:Abbacus π
Translates as, "yes no old heavy". :p.
wow i am too late ,but i would like to say i hate the feeling ( the deaf man in the party ) cause i tried it , i am sure u can help here
Aadil, now I am not any wiser :lol:Rania, it could be fun sometimes π
That's because it only makes sense in Afrikaans. :p.It's a unique quirk of Afrikaans that some things just cannot be translated, no matter how hard you try! :whistle:.
Ok, I can accept that. Some things in Serbian are impossible to translate, too :cheers:
fun Darko ! u say that because u didn't try it suppose they were talking about u bad things , that's exactly what had happened to my neighbor Safa ,who married Amazigian man ( of course the spelling is wrong ), i can say non Arabian man . whenever Safa entered the room she heard the same word by her mother in law .at last when she asked one of her friend about it she said that it is a bad word . the problem here is that she asked her husband about it before and he told her that it is a good word .of course u can imagine the rest of the story
Well, it is bad indeed. And if he lied to her then they are better separated :up: At least better for her :yes:
any way he got it :devil:
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To learn any language all you need is the right motivation π
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