Lots of languages!

Join Date: 2009-06-02
Post Count: 48

#11367587Sunday, July 19, 2009 3:48 AM GMT

English, Español, Français, Duetch, Italiano, Nederlands, Swedish, Portuguê, Português do Brasil, Dansk, Suomi, Norsk, Polski, Eλληνικά, Magyar, Íslensk, Srpski, Turkce.

Celeste626

Join Date: 2008-09-29
Post Count: 45

#11371014Sunday, July 19, 2009 5:21 AM GMT

Translation for those who don't know the languages in their natural form, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Serbian, and Turkish.

vvein

Join Date: 2008-05-24
Post Count: 61400

#11388611Sunday, July 19, 2009 5:03 PM GMT

u forgot Hebrew.. >:O

iplay

Join Date: 2007-12-31
Post Count: 8795

#11408284Sunday, July 19, 2009 10:23 PM GMT

日本語 Nihongo Japanese

MetalGear3

Join Date: 2009-06-02
Post Count: 48

#11539153Wednesday, July 22, 2009 1:49 AM GMT

how do u type japanese characters?

iplay

Join Date: 2007-12-31
Post Count: 8795

#11546393Wednesday, July 22, 2009 4:25 AM GMT

By changing the input method. Google is your friend, try searching for "input foreign symbols" or something along those lines.

abx1

Join Date: 2008-11-13
Post Count: 4979

#11551207Wednesday, July 22, 2009 8:13 AM GMT

Hello in all languages: AFRIKAANS goeiedag ALBANIAN mirë dita ALSATIAN guàtertag AMHARIC dana esteline ARABIC salam / sabah el kheir / marhaba ARMENIAN barev AZERI salam BAMBARA ani sogomen (morning) / ani tlé (afternoon) / ani oulà (evening) BASQUE egunon (morning) / arratsaldeon (afternoon) / gauon (evening) BELARUSIAN vitaju / dobraj ranicy (morning) / dzien dobry (afternoon) / viečar dobry (evening) Прывiтанне (pryvitannie) BENGALI sunchhen BERBER idh-iyessbhène BERI-BERI (KANURI) inda wadou BOBO ka tiana (morning) / ka sion (afternoon) / ka lima (evening) BOSNIAN halo BRETON demat BULGARIAN добър ден (dóbar den) / zdrave BURMESE mingalaba CATALAN bon dia / hola CHINESE (MANDARIN) nǐ hăo CORNISH de(th) da (good day) / myttyn da (good morning) / gorthewer da (good evening) / nos da (good night) CORSICAN bonghjornu / salutu CROATIAN bok / dobar dan CZECH dobrý den DANISH goddag (formal) / hej (coll.) DARI salâm DJERMA (ZARMA) mat ni kani (morning) / mat aren foy (afternoon) DJOULA anissoroma (morning) / anissou (evening) DUTCH goede morgen / goede middag / goede avond (morning / afternoon / evening) ENGLISH hello ESPERANTO bonan tagon / saluton ESTONIAN tere / tere hommikust good evening : tere õhtust FANG mbolo (1 pers.) / mboloani (X pers.) FAROESE hey FINNISH hyvää päivää (formal) / päivää (semi formal) moi / hei / terve FLEMISH goede morgen / goede middag / goede avond (morning / afternoon / evening) FRENCH bonjour (morning) / bonsoir (evening) / salut (colloquial) FRISIAN ha / goeie / hoi FRIULAN bondi GALICIAN ola GEORGIAN gamarjoba (anytime) / dila mshvidobisa (good morning) GERMAN hallo / guten Tag (more polite) GREEK gia / kalimera (good morning) GUARANÍ mba'éichapa HAITIAN CREOLE bonjou / bon swa / la rezone / alo HAUSA ina kwana (morning) / ina wini (afternoon) HEBREW shalom HINDI namaste / namaskaar HMONG nyob zoo HUNGARIAN jó napot kívánok / szia ICELANDIC goðan dagin / halló IGBO ndeewo / i boola chi / ututu oma INDONESIAN morning: selamat pagi noon: selamat siang afternoon: selamat soré evening: selamat malam IRISH GAELIC Dia duit ITALIAN ciao / buongiorno (good morning) JAPANESE konnichi wa ohayô (gozaimasu) (more polite with "gozaimasu") KABYLIAN azul KHMER tcheripsou KINYARWANDA mwaramutsé (morning) / mwiriwe (mid-day) / muramuke (evening) KOREAN annyǒng hashimnikka / annyong haseyo KURDISH rojbas / silav LAO sabai di LATIN salve, ave (addressing 1 pers.) / salvete, avete (X pers.) LATVIAN labdien LIGURIAN ciâo LINGALA mbote LITHUANIAN laba diena labas rytas (morning) / labas vakaras (evening) LOW SAXON hallo / houje LUXEMBOURGEOIS moien / gudde moien MACEDONIAN dobar den / zdravo MALAGASY manao ahoana / manahoana MALAY selamat pagi (morning) / selamat tengahari (afternoon) selamat petang (evening) / selamat malam (after sunset) MALAYALAM namaskaram MALTESE merħba / oj MAORI kia ora MINAN kia bo MONGOLIAN sain baina uu (Сайн байна уу) MORÉ né yibéogo / yibé NORWEGIAN god dag / hei / morgn OCCITAN bon jorn / adieu PASHTO stele mashe PERSIAN سلام (salâm) POLISH dzień dobry / dobry wieczór (le soir) PORTUGUESE bom dia (morning) / boa tarde (after 12.00) / boa noite (evening) oi / olá ROMANI latcho divès ROMANIAN bună ziua RUSSIAN Добрый день (dobrii den) / Здравствуйте (zdravstvuitye) SAMOAN talofa SANGO bara mo bara Âla (formal) bara âla (several people) SARDINIAN bona die SCOTTISH GAELIC hallo SERBIAN dobar dan / zdravo SHIMAORE jéjé SHONA mhoro (plural: mhoroi) SINDHI acho saiin SLOVAK dobré ráno (morning) dobrý deň (during the day) dobrý večer (evening) SLOVENIAN pozdravljen (to a man) / pozdravljena (to 2 men) / pozdravljeni (to 3 men or more) pozdravljena (to a woman) / pozdravljeni (to 2 women) / pozdravljene (to 3 women or more) pozdravljeni (mixed group) dobro jutro (good morning) / dober dan (good day) / dober večer (good evening) lahko noč (good night - taking leave) živijo (colloquial) SOBOTA dobar dan SPANISH buenos días / hola SWAHILI jambo[dj] / [hu]jambo, habari za mchana? SWEDISH god dag / hej SWISS-GERMAN guete tog TAGALOG kumusta (po) / magandang araw TAHITIAN ia orana TAMACHEK wayi wan TAMIL vanakam / kallaï vannakam (morning only) TELUGU namaskaram THAI สวัสดีค่ะ (sawatdii kha) - woman speaking สวัสดีครับ (sawatdii khrap) - man speaking TONGAN malo e lelei TURKISH merhaba UDMURT dzéchbur (common form for one person) dzéchbureś (polite form for one person or common form for two or more people) UKRAINIAN pryvit (hi) / dobryi ranok (good morning) dobryi den (good afternoon) / dobryi vechir (good evening) URDU as salaamo alaikum UZBEK assalomu alaykum VIETNAMESE chào (ông, bà, cô : Mr, Mrs, Miss) WALLISIAN malo te mauli (morning) / malo te kàtaki (afternoon) WALOON (orthographe à betchfessîs) bondjoû / ay! / Diè wåde WELSH hylo / sut mae WEST INDIAN CREOLE bonjou YORUBA e karo ZULU sawubona (to one person) / sanibonani (to more than one person)

StarKeeper9

Join Date: 2008-05-26
Post Count: 273

#11552262Wednesday, July 22, 2009 10:02 AM GMT

This is German Das ist Deutsch und es ist sehr einfach zu sprechen, ich mag die Deutschen, und sie sind ok ----- It means ----- This is german it is very easy to speak, i realy like germans, well they are ok