Random 13 Various Flashcards
what do you want? Put down that phaser! (Klingon)
nuqneH! Pu’vetlh yIroQ
Hi, well met, my name is … (Elvish)
A, mae g’ovannen, I eneth nîn
Do you speak Valerian? Dragon Fire! (High Valerian)
Ydra ji Valyre? Dracaris!
do you speak English? (JP)
yes, just a little
英語話せますか？
- Eigo hanasemasu ka?
はい、少しだけです。
- Hai, sukoshi dake desu.
英語 (Eigo) - English
話せます (Hanasemasu) - can speak (polite)
か (ka) - question marker
はい (Hai) - Yes
少し (Sukoshi) - a little
だけ (Dake) - just
です (Desu) - is (polite)
or do you speak Chinese? (JP)
No I don’t!
No I don’t speak Chinese
それとも、中国語話せますか？
- Soretomo, Chūgokugo hanasemasu ka?
いいえ、話せません！
- Iie, hanasemasen!
いいえ、中国語は話せません。
- Iie, Chūgokugo wa hanasemasen
それとも (Soretomo) - or
中国語 (Chūgokugo) - Chinese (language)
話せます (Hanasemasu) - can speak (polite)
か (Ka) - question marker
いいえ (Iie) - No
話せません (Hanasemasen) - cannot speak (polite)
は (Wa) - (topic marker, pronounced “wa” in this context)
Are you here to practice English? Maybe we can practice together! (Farsi)
آیا تو اینجا هستی تا انگلیسی تمرین کنی؟ شاید بتونیم با هم تمرین کنیم!
- Āyā to injā hasti tā engelisi tamrīn koni? Shāyad betūnīm bā ham tamrīn konīm!
āyā - آیا - Are (formal start for a question, but still used informally)
to - تو - you (informal)
injā - اینجا - here
hasti - هستی - are (informal)
tā - تا - to
engelisi - انگلیسی - English
tamrīn koni? - تمرین کنی - practice (informal question)
shāyad - شاید - maybe
betūnīm - بتونیم - we can (more colloquial form of بتوانیم)
bā ham - با هم - together
tamrīn konīm! - تمرین کنیم - practice (informal plural suggestion)
Can you please say that again? (Tagalog, RU, Indo)
Tagalog:
Pwede mo bang ulitin yun?
Russian:
Можешь повторить это, пожалуйста?
- Mozhesh’ povtorit’ eto, pozhaluysta?
Indonesian:
Bisa ulangi itu lagi?
(ulangi = repeat)
why can you speak Tagalog so well?
why can you speak English so well?
bakit ang galing mong mag-tagalog?
Bakit ang galing mong mag-Ingles?
bakit - why
mong - you (formal)
do you speak any other languages? (Farsi)
زبان دیگهای هم صحبت میکنی؟
- Zabān digeh-i ham sohbat mi-koni?
digeh-i - another (with “-i” being an ezāfeh, indicating possession or connection)
• ham - also
• sohbat - talk/speak
• mi-koni? - do you do? (present tense verb conjugation for “to do”)
I’m much older than you, why don’t you call me daddy? (RU)
much, by far
Я намного старше тебя, почему бы тебе не называть меня папочкой?
- Ya namnogo starshe tebya, pochemu by tebe ne nazyvat’ menya papochkoy?
намного
awesome (Tagalog)
that’s so cool
I love Filipinos
kahanga-hanga (soft G)
ang galing naman
Mahal ko ang mga Pilipino
do you speak English or Chinese?
Yes, a speak a little Chinese! (JP)
英語か中国語話せますか？
- Eigo ka Chūgokugo hanasemasu ka?
はい、少し中国語が話せます！
- Hai, sukoshi Chūgokugo ga hanasemasu!
英語 (Eigo) - English
か (Ka) - or
中国語 (Chūgokugo) - Chinese (language)
話せます (Hanasemasu) - can speak (polite)
か (Ka) - question marker
はい (Hai) - Yes
少し (Sukoshi) - a little
中国語 (Chūgokugo) - Chinese (language)
が (Ga) - (subject marker)
話せます (Hanasemasu) - can speak (polite)
do you speak any other languages? (Tagalog)
May iba pa bang wika kang nasasalita?
May - May - have/there is
iba - iba - other
pa - pa - still/additional
bang - ba + ng (combines the question particle “ba” and the linker “ng”)
wika - wika - language
kang - ka + ng (shortened form of “ka ang”, where “ka” is the informal second person singular pronoun “you”)
nasasalita? - nasa + salita (root word “salita” meaning “speak” with prefix “na-“ and infix “-sa-“ indicating an action that is habitually done or capable of being done)
do you speak any other languages? (Indo)
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please ask me in another language (informal)
.
to add
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dalam
Apakah kamu berbicara bahasa lain?
.
tolong tanya aku dalam bahasa lain
.
menambah - to add
.
dalam - in, inside, within
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* Apakah - (question marker)
* lain - other
(RU)
Russian grammar blows my mind. I really hate it. Why does it have to be so complicated?
рУсская граммАтика взрывАет мнЕ мОзг. Я её прям ненавижу. Почему она должна быть такой сложной?
- rUsskaya grammAtika vzryvayet mnE mOzg. Ya yeyo pryam nenavizhu. Pochemu ona dolzhna byt’ takoy slozhnoy?
взрывАет - blows up
мОзг - brain
её - it/her
прям - just
ненавижу - hate
должна - must
быть - be
такой - such
сложной - complicated
The arabic language is beautiful
اللغة العربية جميلة جداً.
- Allugha-tu laarabiya-tu Jamila-tan jidan
Allogha (اللغة) - The language
laarabiya (العربية) - Arabic
Jamila (جميلة) - beautiful
jidan (جداً) - very
What languages do you know? (Tagalog)
Ano ang mga lenggwahe na alam mo?
- ano means “What”.
- ang mga is a combination where “ang” is a definite article often used to specify a noun and “mga” indicates plurality, translating to “the” in English when referring to multiple items or a group.
- lenggwahe means “languages”.
- na is a linker that connects words or phrases to denote possession or association, similar to “that” in English in this context.
- alam means “know” or “knows”.
- mo means “you” in the possessive form, indicating ownership or relation to the person being spoken to.
Are you from Iran? (plural)
Are you Iranian? I love Iranian people!
شما از ایران هستید؟
- Shoma az Iran hastid?
ایرانی هستید؟ من عاشق مردم ایرانم!
- Irānī hastid? Man āshegh-e mardom-e Irānam!
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āshegh-e - عاشق - in love with
mardom-e - مردم - people
Russian grammar, this is fucked up
рУсская граммАтика Это пиздЕц
- rUsskaya grammAtika Eto pizdEts
Why? For what reason? (Tagalog)
You can call me Mae, like
Bakit? Sa anong kadahilanan?
Pwede mo akong tawagin Mae, tulad ng
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anong - what
mo - you
tawagin - call
My name is Manuel but you can call me Manu (Tagalog)
what is your job?
Ang pangalan ko ay Manuel ngunit maaari mo akong tawaging Manu
Anong trabaho mo?
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ngunit - but
maaari - can
mo - you
tawaging - call (by specific name)
Anong - is a contraction of “Ano ang,” where “Ano” means “what” and “ang” is a marker used for the focus of the sentence
How many languages can you speak? (Tagalog)
What languages do you know?
Ilang lenggwahe ang kaya mong sabihin?
Ano ang mga lenggwahe na alam mo?
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Ilang - “How many”
lenggwahe - “languages” (from the Spanish “lenguaje”)
ang - a marker that often indicates the subject or focus of the sentence
kaya - “can” or “able to”
mong - “you” (the form of “mo” used when followed by a verb, indicating possession or relation)
sabihin - “say” or “speak”
- Ano - “What”; a question word used to ask for information about something.
- ang - a marker that often indicates the subject or focus of the sentence.
- mga - a plural marker
- na - a linker that connects nouns to descriptive phrases or clauses; in this case, it links “mga lenggwahe” to the clause that follows.
- alam - to know
my mothertongue is German (Tagalog)
Ang katutubong wika ko ay Aleman
Ang - a marker indicating the subject or focus of the sentence.
katutubong - “native” or “indigenous”. It is a compound word, with “katutubo” meaning native, and the suffix “-ng” linking it to the following noun.
wika - “language” or “tongue”.
ko - “my”, indicating possession.
ay - is a verb that often functions as a copula to equate the subject with the complement, similar to the verb “to be” in English.
Aleman - “German”, referring to the German language.
Tagalog 1-10
Indonesian 1-10
1 - Isa
2 - Dalawa
3 - Tatlo
4 - Apat
5 - Lima
6 - Anim
7 - Pito
8 - Walo
9 - Siyam
10 - Sampu
Indonesian:
satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh
