Languages

[sesame]

Ya ssou fi le mou Ila, kali spe ra. Mi la te Yermani ka? Apo pou ei sai?

[sesame]

I hope you like this one, Ila.

[sesame]

Cuántos de puede hablar en este idioma?

[sesame]

Respondeo ut is iam.

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

Cuántos de puede hablar en este idioma?

I don't speak Spanish. If I had time I could look up the translation. Well ok I have the time I just don't have the inclination right now. I can only recognize two words in there:
hablar - I'm guessing is the infinitive of to speak
idioma - comes from the Latin root meaning one's own

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

Ya ssou fi le mou Ila, kali spe ra. Mi la te Yermani ka? Apo pou ei sai?

My guess is Greek and something about speaking German.

And it's only a guess and not a very educated one at that. I only remember a few words of any language that I knew anything of. I was also self taught in anything I did pick up so my grasp of languages wasn't all that strong.

[sesame]

Greek:
Hello Ila, my friend; good afternoon. Do you speak German? Where are you from?

[sesame]

Ok, Guys... and gals of course
what is written below?

[sesame]

compello mihi == speak to me

But, what language is it?

Bionca, exsisto meus amicus.

Gwenny, vos es vere callidus

Hank est sic excolo :D

Ila est plenus of sapientia

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

compello mihi == speak to me

But, what language is it?

Ila est plenus of sapientia

Latin: Ila is full of knowledge.
(I guess my Latin isn't as bad as I thought. Of course Latin had a great influence on English)

[ila]

So Sesame just how many languages do you know and what are they?

[The Conquistador]

Originally Posted by sesame

Ok, Guys... and gals of course
what is written below?

Does it say Mazel Tov?

[Tread]

Mazel Tov: מזל טוב (good luck)
I think it's something like make peace, create peace or so. But I can't read a word. That's what google said me.

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

Greek:
good afternoon.

I should have caught that right away. The first three expressions I ever learned were good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. I never knew how to spell them though and it always sounded like two words only. The second Greek expression I learned was how to get the required number of beer. After that it was (and pardon my spelling) Ava Kuprus - which I think translates to "long live Cyprus". It's been a long time so I can't even spell the Greek version of Cyprus using the Latin alphabet.

[Bionca]

I 0n1y Kn0w L33T

[sesame]

Originally Posted by Bionca

I 0n1y Kn0w L33T

Ah, Queen of Hearts is here.

Glad to be in your Holy presence, your Ladyship.

[sesame]

Any service for this humble servant, your Highness? Mizzy B?

[SluttyShemaleAnna]

Originally Posted by Bionca

I 0n1y Kn0w L33T

\/\/7F? 100|<5 /\/\0|^3 1¦|<3 n00|3 2 /\/\3.

[sesame]

Ila, "I think you are from Canada"

In Greek alphabets...

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

Ila, "I think you are from Canada"

In Greek alphabets...

You didn't give me a chance work on that.