HB Chaos

bone-you · Post by **bone-you** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 1:15 pm

Arah wrote: Yuo thnik mi inglis is fkcued? No it is not .
Is my sentence so hard to understand? <_<

BTW: I am using <a href='http://dict.leo.org/' target='_blank'>http://dict.leo.org/</a> as translator, but i don't need it for your primitive language

Because English is SO primitive.. yet that's why it's the common language. It is also one of the hardest languages to learn. Just look at all the retards here trying to use it yet can't even spell properly. We got a guy who can't spell "thanks" (thenks), people who can't even spell ENGLISH, and then people who think it's SO hard they have to use a translator.

tester · Post by **tester** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 1:36 pm

bone-you wrote:
Arah wrote: Yuo thnik mi inglis is fkcued? No it is not .
Is my sentence so hard to understand? <_<

BTW: I am using <a href='http://dict.leo.org/' target='_blank'>http://dict.leo.org/</a> as translator, but i don't need it for your primitive language
Because English is SO primitive.. yet that's why it's the common language. It is also one of the hardest languages to learn. Just look at all the retards here trying to use it yet can't even spell properly. We got a guy who can't spell "thanks" (thenks), people who can't even spell ENGLISH, and then people who think it's SO hard they have to use a translator.

he's right, English is one of the languages which contains the biggest vocabulary in the world. Apart from some asian noobs if i recall well.

It's because the English language absorbs foreign words into itself.

OMG I pay to much attention in English class !

Cheers Tester

Orkl · Post by **Orkl** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 1:45 pm

Arah wrote:
Dax wrote:
Arah wrote: I think u don't understand it. Read it again.
Bit hard when the english is FUCKED! My suggestion is to stop using google as an english tutor. Google is great but even they admit their translation tools suck. You can't learn everything there, even though every topic here says you can.
Yuo thnik mi inglis is fkcued? No it is not .
Is my sentence so hard to understand? <_<

BTW: I am using <a href='http://dict.leo.org/' target='_blank'>http://dict.leo.org/</a> as translator, but i don't need it for your primitive language

So you're saying German is a superior language in comparison to English.. Do you not realise they both stem off of the same language core? Once again, you noob.

German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English (can't remember the rest) all come from the same language base. Ever wonder why German words are so similar to English? THATS BECAUSE THEY FUCKING ARE

Example:

German: Sommer
English: Summer
Swedish: Sommar

German: Du
Swedish: Du
Norwegian: Du
English: You

German: Ich
Dutch: Ik

Swedish: Jag
Norwegian: Jeg
Danish: Jek

Swedish: Påminn
Norwegian: Paaminn

German: Schwein
English: Swine

SEE THE SIMILARITIES YOU MORON?

bone-you · Post by **bone-you** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:54 pm

English pulls in a lot of things from other languages.. but one thing that makes it so hard are the sentence structures and multi-meaning words.

You can say the SAME EXACT THING in so many different ways that would otherwise in another language have only one way to say it. Then you have words that sound similar and spelled different. Classic example, to, too, two. Then you have words that are spelled the same yet mean different things depending on the context.

Kiruku · Post by **Kiruku** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 3:56 pm

o.O i think arah isnt translating whole sentences in dict.leo.org just the few words which he doesnt understand.

my english isnt very good, but i started with it 2 years ago without a school english :/. school english came later.... atm some ppl saying that my english is well. u shouldnt fck all up coz of their english. some guys wants to learn... i just think u should fuck up the ppl which are translating whole sentences with translators.

Arah · Post by **Arah** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:02 pm

I think you didn't understand: English isn't primitive, but a lot of ppl have a primitive english language because they only understand about 750 words (

)

I know english isn't primitive <_<
This missunderstanding is one more proof

choouei · Post by **choouei** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:34 pm

Arah wrote: I think you didn't understand: English isn't primitive, but a lot of ppl have a primitive english language because they only understand about 750 words ( )

I know english isn't primitive <_<
This missunderstanding is one more proof

so what?
as long as we understand each other

Arah · Post by **Arah** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 4:46 pm

"Basing on the code that postearon of the list of friends

friendlist

I wanted to know if they can say do me like in order that in you see of the list of friends guarding in the machine of the user who guards it in the machine of the server

From already thank you very much, and I wait for a prompt response"

This thread in "ClientSource" is one of the best examples.
There aren't much who understood the guy and the thread is now closed.

I just think thats crap. They better write in their own language or ask a person who can speak their language and english.
Or he tells it in his language and says "Translate this for me".

tester · Post by **tester** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 5:37 pm

Ni hao ! (only word u need to know in WoW, enough said)

and to quote Orkl,

u summed up German languages
and the other ones are Roman languages xD

Yes im mr know it all

Cheers Tester

projectx · Post by **projectx** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 6:31 pm

Shut up about english?
You didn't understand it? i did? hm

Dax · Post by **Dax** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 9:38 pm

bone-you wrote: Classic example, to, too, two.

I thought the classic example was pour, poor and paw. Atleast that's what all our primary school teachers were bashing us with back in the day.

bone-you · Post by **bone-you** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 1:14 am

Maybe in another country, but what does paw have to do with pour? I'm talking about words that sound alike. To, Too, Two.

Kenshi · Post by **Kenshi** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:54 am

flay/fley
hay/hey
pray/prey
ray/re
sleigh/slay
tray/trey
patience/patients
ade/aid/aide
maid/made
raid/rayed
spade/spayed
trade/trayed
wade/weighed
brake/break
stake/steak
aerial/areal/Ariel
heir/air/ere/err/ayre/are/Ayr/e'er/eyre
bare/bear
flair/flare
hair/hare
pair/pear/pare
stair/stare
tear/tare
there/their/they're
theirs/there's
where/wear/ware/weir

theres plenty more where that came from, kind of weird how you just learn how you distinguish them. its kind of cool

Kenshi · Post by **Kenshi** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 2:55 am

bone-you wrote: Maybe in another country, but what does paw have to do with pour? I'm talking about words that sound alike. To, Too, Two.

what does two have to do with to? pour, poor and paw all sound alike. what are you getting at?

Dax · Post by **Dax** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 5:16 am

Kenshi wrote:
bone-you wrote: Maybe in another country, but what does paw have to do with pour? I'm talking about words that sound alike. To, Too, Two.
what does two have to do with to? pour, poor and paw all sound alike. what are you getting at?

Don't bother he's always right no matter what. Oh and it's only his way which is right aswell.