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Fireout wrote: ↑

13 Dec 2017, 14:03

Kulche wrote: ↑

11 Dec 2017, 16:19

For me, German is bit weird. ß, ä, ö and ü? Looks strange ............its still easier than polish

Btw ß is actually S not B

WoW. Its "ss"

So Waßer Instead Of Wasser Is Water.

@THEMAX^[Posts][PM] What is les incompetents mean?

That means the incompetents

Shiok

Singaporean slang for Nice

In a sentence: This food very shiok!

Woles/selow

Indonesian slang for slow

In a conversation:

Guy 1: There's a test tomorrow. Let's study.

Guy 2: Selow

(I'm just an Indonesian living in Singapore)

Common lithuanian words

Lithuanian words - English words
Labas - Hello
Sveikas - Hi
Prašau - Please
Ačiū - Thanks
Kur tu? - Where are you?
Kalėdos - Christmas
Dovana - Gift
Aš Noriu - I want
Gimtadienis - Birthday
Lietuva - Lithuania
Taip - Yes
Ne - No
Aš - Me
Klaida - Bug/Mistake
Vabalas - Bug
Žaidimas - Game
Meška - Bear
Taisyklės - Rules
Draugas - Friend
Agurkas - Cucumber/Pickle
Miestas - City
Meras - Mayor
Gyventojai - Inhabitants
Laimingas - Happy
Smėlio dėžė - Sandbox


Common lithuanian sentences

Tai yra lietuvių kalba - It is lithuanian language.
Kaip tu gyveni? - How are you?
Ar buvai geras šiais metais? - Were you good this year?
Naujieji metai - New year

Gonna be updating this, don't trash prašau

Must be a klaida, or a vabalas!

Okay, now I'm confused

What language is this, again?

CommanderABab wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2017, 23:22

Must be a klaida, or a vabalas!

Tai yra klaida = It's a mistake.

Ahmad Nur Aizat wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2017, 23:33

Okay, now I'm confused

What language is this, again?

Pretty sure it's Lithuanian

A (a) B (b) D (dz) ẞ (lor) Ø (u) F (fer) G (jor) K (k) X (sith) Y (un) Z (zor) Œ (mer) Æ (er) Ē (orn) V (vel) L (litch)
P (rolled r) N (n) C (pol) T (t) Π (pie) S (s) H (hor)

a [us] b [-b] d [d] ß [lor] ø [-u] f [fs] g [ j ] k [k] x [sir] y [un] z [z] œ [m] æ [er] e [or] ∆ [vel] l [lit]
p [rolled r] n [n] c [po] t [t] π [pa] s [-s] & [hu]

vowels : a , k , x , ∆ , n , π
"r" is rolled
() is how you read them
[] is how you pronounce the word
Ignore the -

There's a lot of ways to say "hi"
But the most common is "cp∆a"

Bearbear65 wrote: ↑

30 Dec 2017, 11:37

There's a lot of ways to say "hi"
But the most common is "cp∆a"

Is this Northern Bear Language?

AvenJZR wrote: ↑

30 Dec 2017, 11:38

Bearbear65 wrote: ↑

30 Dec 2017, 11:37

There's a lot of ways to say "hi"
But the most common is "cp∆a"

Is this Northern Bear Language?

Yeah, i wrote it a long time ago
Im fixing some errors but it's finished
(It's hard to fix since my spelling sucked when i was 9)

"a" is read like "us"
So more like por-ve-lus

Is the lus read as loos or laas?

Las
Like las Vegas

Can you give us a sentence in Northern Bear so we can read Northee Bear Language properly?

AvenJZR wrote: ↑

30 Dec 2017, 11:59

Can you give us a sentence in Northern Bear so we can read Northee Bear Language properly?

Imma translate that message to verderian
Ken yose azzu ae skemtunze ain Northern bear szoe wiel ken Northern bear Langisgtengke proportlelesze?