Let's learn some words from your country

by **chemist** » Wed Jul 21, 2004 11:21 am

English Arabic
Hi Salam Alaikom

Good morning Sabah Alkhair

Good evening Massa AlKhair
how are you? kaif Halik
Are you fine? Hal Anata Be khair
Thank you shukran

I'm Happy Ana Saeed

bye maa Alsalama

maa Alsalama

chemist

by **RedRose** » Wed Jul 21, 2004 1:32 pm

oh, chemist, Arabian language is too profound :wink:

but I shall remember them with an effort.

ok, here are some chinese words, they are so easy :lol:

88 means bye
555 means cry
Ni Hao means Hello
XieXieNi means thank u

so many......I shall introduce others in the future :wink:

by **Dixie** » Wed Jul 21, 2004 1:46 pm

I can say some more stuff in Chinese!!! Thanks to my personal Chinese Teacher! Wo Ai Ni Rose!

by **RedRose** » Wed Jul 21, 2004 1:56 pm

By the way, as Dixie said before, Wo Ai Ni means "l love you!" :lol:

by **Aiza** » Wed Jul 21, 2004 6:42 pm

My mother language is Basque (we call it euskera )
To say hello! we say kaixo
friend lagun
I love you maite zaitut

If you come to my country, you know what can you say!

by **RedRose** » Thu Jul 22, 2004 12:30 am

and chemist, I think your occupation should be oil analyst, not oil analyser. "analyser" means a kind of instrument with which people can analyze and check something. :wink:

by **chemist** » Thu Jul 22, 2004 8:21 am

oh god its really nice to see these words and thier meaning from your languages.
It is really difficult to pronouce but I will try my best.

To: Red Rose Thank you very much for your information about job analyst actually my job Titile is lab chemist.
By the way any instrument that analyses oil is not better than me in analysis hahhahahh

salam
chemist

by **RedRose** » Thu Jul 22, 2004 9:55 am

oh, chemist, I agree with you :wink:

you are the best instrument with which the oil is analyzed :lol:

and you are an alive oil-analyzed instrument :wink:

by **Dixie** » Thu Jul 22, 2004 10:10 am

To Aiza,

I'm really glad to find a Basque person here!!! Welcome dear, are you new??? I can say something in Euskera :lol:

By the way, like I said, I am Catalan, so here are some words in my language:

Bon dia : good morning
Bona nit: Good night
Bona tarda: Good afternoon
T'estimo : I love you
Fins aviat : See you later

by **Aiza** » Thu Jul 22, 2004 7:43 pm

Dixie, thankyou very much for your post.

I've felt very happy when I've read it . Yes, very happy! I can see that you are the kind of people that loves their language, their culture, their country. And I like that people very much!

By the way, what is that that you can say in euskera? Can you tell me?

Let's learn some words from your country

Let's learn some words from your country

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