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 LanguagesAsk questions or just talk about different languages. Since BrainKing is an international game site supporting many languages, this board can be kind of useful. Since we will be dealing with pronunciation of words rather than their spelling, I think it's useful to have a link to The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet. To see translations of some frequently used phrases and sentences in other languages see Languages Non ti è possibile inserire messaggi in questo forum. Il livello minimo di sottoscrizione per linvio dei messaggi è {0}. Modalità: Chiunque può inviare messaggi
19. Settembre 2006, 01:06:22 Argomento: Translations  I think another useful addition to the BK dictionary would be somthing "you too" or "likewise". 10. Luglio 2006, 18:05:13 Argomento: Re: Player's Dictionary pauloaguia: ok :) 10. Luglio 2006, 17:22:10 Argomento: Re: Player's Dictionary Modificato da toedder (10. Luglio 2006, 17:23:05) Great! Although I would prefer an extra link to the dictionary, as I didn't find it until I followed the link in this board - I would possibly never had looked at "more about languages" ;) edit: I think it may be enough to post a link in the description of this board? So where can I post the translations of those phrases now? Post them here, send a pm to Fencer? 9. Luglio 2006, 13:42:44 Argomento: Re: King Reza: Yes! Having different posts is way better than having a thread, because in a thread the posts get so small ;) Ok, let's start listing: Good Luck Thank you Have fun/Enjoy the game Good game Congratulations Nice move I enjoyed the game It was fun playing with you See you Hello Good night ... to be continued (and ordered) :) 9. Luglio 2006, 11:56:31 Argomento: Re: Walter Montego: It would even be better to put the link to a thread, not to a post! Then we could split it up in different posts. One post for each phrase or one post for each language. I personally think that one for each language would be more comfortable for searching. Also every post could then be made by a native speaker, so that they wouldn't have to be updated by Reza one by one. We would have a representative for every language :) Great idea, yoyoudax :) 21. Maggio 2006, 22:27:44 Argomento: Re: German interpreter please.. gogul: Suhk isn't german, but very similar to the german "Zug". And "guter Zug" means "good move". 7. Aprile 2006, 20:03:39 Argomento: Re: Pedro Martínez: Wow! Would be nice to know more about it :) 7. Aprile 2006, 19:49:34 Argomento: Re: Trip, Travel, Journey, Voyage, Excursion Hrqls: german has 4 and ancient latin 5, they had the ablative! 7. Aprile 2006, 19:33:13 Argomento: Re: Pedro Martínez: Yes, that's true! Even the almost absent article is inflected - crazy ;) And I made a mistake: for female nouns we don't say "n" but "ne", so only male and neutral are the same. And that just because the original words are both "ein". So I propably have to take back my whole post ;) 7. Aprile 2006, 19:02:27 Argomento: Re: Pedro Martínez: when speaking loosely we often just say "n" - and that fits for female, male and neutral :) 7. Aprile 2006, 12:04:09 Argomento: Re: Modificato da toedder (7. Aprile 2006, 12:04:34) رضا: yes, both are derived from latin visitare.
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