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    FORTUNATO is offline Registered User
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    Question

    WHICH COUNTRY USE THIS LANGUAGE?

    SOME BASIC EXPRESSIONS ---------

    English: Translation;Phonetic
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    Yes Iva iva

    No Le le

    Please Jekk joghgbok yek yo:jbok

    Greetings -------

    Good morning Bongu bonju

    Good evening Bonswa bonswa

    Good night Il-lejl it-tajjeb illeyl itayeb

    Good-bye Sahha sahha

    So long Caw cha:w

    How are you? Kif inti? kiyf inti

    0 xejn sheyn
    1 wiehed wi:hed
    2 tnejn tneyn
    3 tlieta tli:ta
    4 erbgha erba:
    5 hamsa hamsa
    6 sitta sitta
    7 sebgha seba:
    8 tmienja tmi:nya
    9 disgha disa:
    10 ghaxra a:shra
    11 hdax hda:sh
    12 tnax tna:sh
    13 tlettax tletta:sh
    14 erbatax erbata:sh
    15 hmistax hmista:sh
    16 sittax sitta:sh
    17 sbatax sbata:sh
    18 tmintax tminta:sh
    19 dsatax tsata:sh
    20 ghoxrin o:shriyn
    21 wiehed u ghoxrin wi:hed u o:shriyn
    22 tnejn u ghoxrin tneyn u

    the car? l-karrozza? il karotsa


    [Edited by FORTUNATO on 12th January 2005 at 14:29]
    A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.
    By: George Bernard Shaw

    I should add that a Gouvernment that robs Peter to pay Paul, will always depend on Peter to have his budget ...:-) In other world he need more Peter then Paul

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    It`s an ILAND members on the EU
    A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.
    By: George Bernard Shaw

    I should add that a Gouvernment that robs Peter to pay Paul, will always depend on Peter to have his budget ...:-) In other world he need more Peter then Paul

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    This wouldn't be Maltese by any chance would it ?

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    Originally posted by Little_Mem
    This wouldn't be Maltese by any chance would it ?
    Bravo Little mem

    Good now you can go to MALTA and speak Algerian, for sure will be at 80% understood, if you do not speak Algerian, than you can print this and learn Algerian language as well...

    http://aboutmalta.com/grazio/malti.html

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    A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.
    By: George Bernard Shaw

    I should add that a Gouvernment that robs Peter to pay Paul, will always depend on Peter to have his budget ...:-) In other world he need more Peter then Paul

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    Originally posted by FORTUNATO
    Originally posted by Little_Mem
    This wouldn't be Maltese by any chance would it ?
    Bravo Little mem

    Good now you can go to MALTA and speak Algerian, for sure will be at 80% understood, if you do not speak Algerian, than you can print this and learn Algerian language as well...

    http://aboutmalta.com/grazio/malti.html

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    Thanx Fortunato
    I went to Malta last year. One thing really cracked me up there!
    They hadn't had any rain for months, then one afternoon it poured down! All the Maltese people got really excited started shouting

    "****ta! ****ta!" ('It's raining)

    All the Brits on holiday were falling over laughing!

    I didn't realise Maltese was so close to Algerian though..

    (Ha Ha! I just noticed the word has been censored, it rhymes with "Hitta")

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    In algerian we say "shta" for rain. It seems very close to Maltese.

    MM

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    LOL cool. Ok guys, guess this language:


    Yes = `Ae
    No = `A`ole
    Thank you = Mahalo
    Thank you very much = Mahalo nui
    You're welcome = He mea iki
    Please = Hó`olu, `Olu`Olu
    Excuse me = Kala mai ia`u
    Hello = Aloha
    Goodbye = Aloha
    So long = Á hui hou aku
    Good morning = Aloha kakahiaka
    Good afternoon = Aloha `auinalá
    Good evening = Aloha ahiahi
    Good night = Aloha pó


    I do not understand = `A`ole maopopo ia`u.
    Do you speak ... = `Ólelo `oe ...?
    English = Pelekane
    French = Palini
    German = Kelemánia
    Spanish = Kepania
    Chinese = Páké


    I = (W)au
    We = Káua (2); kákou (>3)
    You (singular, familiar) = `oe
    You (singular, formal) = `oe
    You (plural) = `olua (2); `oukou (>3)
    They = láua (2); lákou (>3)
    What is your name? = `O wai kou inoa?
    How are you? = Pehea `oe?
    Good = Maika`i
    Bad = Maika`i `ole
    So so = `Oia mau nó


    Wife = Wahine
    Husband = Káne
    Daughter = Kaikamahine
    Son = Keiki káne
    Mother = Makuahine
    Father = Makua káne
    Friend = Hoaloha

    Where is the bathroom? Where is the toilet? = aia i hea ka lua?



    This might or might not be easy for you but to give you a clue, sorella Bushra knows which language it is. And no! It's obviously not Spanish...duh!


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