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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes  Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 1 of 13 09 July 2009 at 2:01am | IP Logged |
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Hey everyone, Sennin doesn't have time to update the "dictionary" very often so I offered to take up the mantle. I copied and pasted it and added the new words. I'll update it at least once a week, probably more because, as you may know, I have no life and am always here. For now this dictionary comprises pages 1-85 AND 90,91.
I decided to compile a dictionary based on formiko's Alphabet Game.Below is a language by language break-up. Major languages in the game: French (121), Romanian (100), German (64), Spanish (51), Japanese (37), Dutch (18), Esperanto (17), Polish (17), Italian (16), Portuguese (15), Latin (15), Kazakh (14) Less than a dozen words: Vietnamese (11), Russian (11), Tagalog (11), Thai (10), Persian (9), Turkish (9), Bulgarian (8), Danish (8), Slovak (7), Swahili (7), Chinese (Mandarin) (7), Indonesian (5), Greek (5), Yoruba (5), Igbo (5), Bemba (4), Cherokee (4), Hindi (4), Swedish (4), Hausa (3), Finnish (3), Wolof (3), Xhosa (3), Burmese (3), Icelandic (3), Yucatec Maya (3), Twi (3), Khmer (3), Arabic (2), Catalan (2), Czech (2), Farsi (2), Norwegian (2), Cornish (2), Slovenian (2), Hungarian (2) Only one word: Armenian (1), Azeri (1), Dzongkha (1), Estonian (1), Hebrew (1), Korean (1), Lao (1), Lingala (1), Maltese (1), Maori (1), Mayan (1), Occitan (1), Polish (1), Samoan (1), Swazi (1), Uzbek (1), Wessex Middle English (1), Yiddish (1), Zulu (1) I was not able to transfer the words that use complex scripts (probably about ~50 words ) so these are presented only as phonetic transcriptions. Cyrillic, Latin (with all diacritics) and Greek scripts are intact. If somebody is enthusiastic enough, the written form for languages such as Japanese can be recovered. Just give the proper translation for some of the words in the language that interests you. I can't bother to go through the Alphabet Game again but if I have them here it will be easy to update the dictionary. - Thanks turaisiawase, for giving all the Kanji for the Japanese words; - Mandarin, Persian, etc. are still missing; The Multilingual Dictionary A --- ангел /angel/ - angel, Bulgarian æble - apple, Danish æblepie - apple pie, Danish ærekær - eager to defend one's honour, Danish år - year, Danish åremål - a limited number of years, Danish l'Allemagne - Germany, French le ananas - pineapple, French améliorer - to improve, French apporter - to bring, fetch, French apprendre - to learn, French Arrêt - Stop, French der Arzt - doctor, German Aprire - to open, Italian 愛 /ai/ - love, Japanese арыстан /arıstan/ - lion, Kazakh abacaxi - Pineapple, Portuguese amador- amateur, Portugese afină - cranberry, Romanian alb - white, Romanian albină - bee, Romanian alimentara - grocery store, Romanian apa - water, Romanian apoi - then, Romanian a avea - to have, Romanian alemán - German, Spanish asubuhi - morning, Swahili alabora olmak - to capsize, Turkish Âm - sound/syllable - pronounced "umm" in English Ăn - to eat, Vietnamese Aó - shirt, Vietnamese B --- бонбон /bonbon/ - a candy/sweet, Bulgarian la baguette - rod, French un bahut - large chest, French le beurre - butter, French le bonbon - a candy/sweet, French la bouche - mouth, French le bruit - noise, French bellen - to bark, German Buch - book, German biko - please, Igbo Babbo Natale - Father Christmas, Italian bantal - pillow, Indonesian ばんごはん /bangohan/ - dinner, Japanese бал /bal/ - honey, Kazakh басталу /bastaluw/ - to begin; the beginning, Kazakh 布 /bù/ - cloth, Mandarin bobas - a baby, Polish bagatela - bargain, Portuguese barbat - man, Romanian bineînţeles - of course, Romanian bunici - grandparents, Romanian la bicicleta - bicycle, Spanish bastu - sauna, Swedish ปลา /bplaa/ - fish, Thai bu ani - to wink, Twi baax - good, Wolof C --- compte - (financial / electronic) account, French la connerie - idiocy or bullshit, French cru - past participle of "croire" (believe), French carré - square, French le charbon - coal, French le cheval - horse, French il cestino - basket, Italian 책 /ch'aek/ - book, Korean czcionka - font, Polish czkawka - hiccough, Polish czlowiek - man, Polish czolg - a tank, Polish a cara - face, Portuguese cal - horse, Romanian camion - truck, Romanian care - which, Romanian ceasul - the time, Romanian chiar - just / even, Romanian cine - who, Romanian ciudat - strange, Romaninan cu - with, Romanian cerveza - beer, Spanish chlapec - boy, Slovak chocolate - chocolate, Spanish coche - car, Spanish comer - eat, Spanish comenzar - to begin, Spanish la cosecha - harvest, Spanish D --- de dolfijn - dolphin, Dutch le dauphin - dolphin, French le dessert - a sweet, French le désert - desert, French donner - to give, French douceur - gentleness, softness, French dauda - filth, Hausa dare - who, Japanese 努力 /doryoku/ - effort, Japanese деу /dew/ - to speak, say, Kazakh денсаулык /densawlyq/ - health, Kazakh dulce et decorum - sweet and fitting, Latin dali - thence, Portugese a da - to give, Romanian daca - if, Romanian dar - but, Romanian dintre - between, Romanian domnisoara - miss, Romanian dreapta - right, Romanian дурак /durak/ - fool, Russian Danes - today, Slovenian debo - I must, Spanish desafortunadamente - unfortunately, Spanish Dator - Computer, Swedish dugo - blood, Tagalog diaradart - (literary) plenty, scattered, Thai dokuz - nine (9), Turkish E --- één - one, Dutch emocio - emotion, Esperanto ensemble - together, French le élève - student, French éloigner - to distance, move away from, French des épaules - shoulders, French epoque - era, French la épreuve - a trial, French espérer - to hope, French etant - being (verb), French être - to be, French evidemment - evidently, French der Elektronikschrott - scrapped electrical appliances, German die Erbse - pea, German erleuchtung – enlightenment, German Érdemes - worthwhile, Hungarian Edere - to eat, Latin Eterisk - ethereal, Norwegian esteghlal - independence, Persian el - he, Romanian etajul - floor (as in 3rd floor, 4th floor), Romanian eu - I, Romanian español - Spanish, Spanish esperar - To hope, Spanish Eskuwela - school, Tagalog eek - again; once more, Thai ehliyet - driver's license, Turkish F --- фантом /fantom/ - phantom, Bulgarian familio - family, Esperanto fari - to do , to make, Esperanto faruno - flour, Esperanto faire - to do, French la feuille - leaf, French femme fatale - fatal woman, French le fromage - cheese, French φάκελος /fakelos/ - envelope(??), Greek फ़र्श /farsh/ - floor, Hindi ふわふわ /fuwafuwa/ - fluffy, Japanese formica - an ant (don't confuse with fornica), Latin farhang - dictionary, Persian firishta - angel, Persian felicidade- happiness, Portugese Formosa- Taiwan, Portuguese fericire - happiness, Romanian fieros - fierce, Romanian floare - flower, Romanian фейерверк /feyer'verk/ fireworks, Russian la foca - seal (animal), Spanish fanana - to resemble, Swahili פֿאַרבלאָנדזשען /farblondzshen/ - To lose one's way, Yiddish fín - to carve, Yoruba fówósí - to sign (a letter, document), Yoruba G --- galimatyáš - gibberish, Czech gaard - farm, Danish un gangster - a gangster, French gamin - kiddie, French glace - mirror, ice cream, French la gomme - rubber, French gonfler - to inflate, French grenouille - frog, French gris - gray, French la guerre - war, French gueux - beggar, French gehen - to go, German il giorno - a day, Italian girare - turn over, Italian gul - flower, Persian galben - yellow, Romanian garaj - garage, Romanian gura - mouth, Romanian gaura - hole, Romanian genunchi - knee, Romanian галактика /galaktika/ - galaxy, Russian голубой /goluboj/ - blue, Russian galardonar - to award a prize to, Spanish gorra - hat, Spanish gris - gray, Spanish Gusali - building, Tagalog H --- hayawān - animal, Arabic heet- hot, Dutch hache - axe, French hacher - to chop, French homme - man, French l'horloge - clock, French hayulaa - monster, Farsi die Haare - hair, German heute - today, German 花 /hana/ - flower, Japanese 花火 /hanabi/ - flower + fire; fireworks, Japanese はい /hai/ - yes, Japanese 火花 /hibana/ - fire + flower, Japanese 光 /Hikari/ - Light, Japanese 姫 /hime/ - princess, Japanese haam - to forbid, Khmer hasło - password, Polish haiduc - outlaw, Romanian hainele - clothes, Romanian Хахатуня /hahatunya/ - a girl who loves to laugh, Russian helado - ice cream, Spanish hora - hour, Spanish huevos - eggs, Spanish hewa - air, Swahili หา /haa/ - to look for, Thai همفر /hamvar/ - flat, Persian I --- ilonda - wasp, Bemba ипотека /ipoteka/ - mortgage, Bulgarian ici - here, French ignoble - despicable, disgusting, repulsive, French l'ile - the island, French le immeuble - building, French interrompre - to interrupt, French ich - I, German der Igel - hedgehog, German ihr - you guys (informal), German iskà - wind, Hausa illustrare - to illustrate, Italian iium - shy, Khmer inter - between, Latin iskiereczka - a small spark, Polish impar - odd, as in "odd number", Portuguese iarna - winter, Romanian a imbraca - to dress, Romanian a incuia - to lock, Romanian inchiriat - rented, Romanian inele - rings, Romanian a se intalni - to meet, Romanian itlog - egg, Tagalog iyi - good, Turkish Icumen - coming, Wessex Middle English J --- жар-птица / jar-ptitsa / - (poetic) phoenix, Bulgarian jvsgino - hell, Cherokee jam - already, Esperanto jaro - year, Esperanto ĵeleo - jelly, Esperanto jaune - yellow, French Je - I, French jeunesse - youth, French Jeux - games, French jongler - juggle, French Ja - yes, German jagen - to hunt, German Januar - January, German der Junge - boy,fellow, German jarðarber - strawberry, Icelandic 邪魔 /jama/ - intrusion (often used in お邪魔します excuse me for disturbing/interrupting you ), Japanese jama - a pit, Polish jazgot - clatter (noun), Polish jędza - hag, Polish jumatate - half, Romanian joc - game, Romanian joi - Thursday, Romanian jejeje - "hahaha", Spanish jambo - hello, Swahili จาน /jaan/ - plate, dish, Thai จมูก /jamook/ - nose, Thai K --- kamer - room, Dutch knabino - girl, Esperanto knabo - boy, Esperanto kombini - to combine, Esperanto kuŝi - to lie down, Esperanto kaksi - two (2), Finnish komea - handsome, Finnish der Kanal - channel (ie. Radio, TV, Channel as in Channel Tunnel etc.), German der Kater - a hangover, German Keller - cellar, German der Knoblauch - garlic, German kommen - to come, German der Kreis - circle, German kαταλαβαίνω = I understand, Greek Κραίνω /kraino/ - to accomplish, bring to pass, Greek (poetic) 奏でる /kanaderu/ - to play music, Japanese konpyuuta - computer, Japanese 心 /kokoro/ - mind, heart, spirit, Japanese kuruma - car, Japanese 今日 /kyou/ - today, Japanese koniec - the end - Polish kilometrul - the kilometer, Romanian kinamomi - cinnamon, Samoan un kilómetro - a kilometer, Spanish kalayaan - freedom, liberty, Tagalog kégbe - to scream, shout, Yoruba L --- lubembo - gong, Bemba lubembu - adultery, Bemba lægge - put, Danish lachen - to laugh, Dutch lago - lake, Esperanto lessive - laundry, French le livre - book, French lourd - heavy, French liebe - love, German Der Löwe – lion, German latino - "Latin", Italian lessico - vocabulary, Italian lambat - slow, Indonesian ljós - light, Icelandic лас /las/ - dirty, filthy, Kazakh lody - ice cream, Polish limbă - tongue, Romanian loc - place, Romanian locuiesc - (I) live, Romanian l'ad - ice, Slovak el lápiz - pencil, Spanish loco - crazy, Spanish lugar - place, Spanish lale - tulip, Turkish leblebi - roasted chickpeas, Turkish lửa - fire, Vietnamese levone - moon, Yiddish M --- միրգ /mirk/ - fruit, Armenian myin - horse, Burmese matenmanĝo - breakfast, Esperanto meez - table, Farsi la malédiction - curse, ill fate, French manger - to eat, French mannequin - model - French le marteau - hammer, French masse - much, many, French moche - ugly, French le morceau - piece, French des moules - muscles (edible) (?), French moyenne - medium, French machen - to make, to do, German die Minderheit - a minority, German Münze - coin, German μορφολογία - morphology, Modern Greek mkpi - pair, Igbo макал /maqal/ - proverb, saying, Kazakh macuilamamachiotl - pentagram, Nahuatl mellom - in between, Norwegian mard - man, Persian mędrzec - a sage - Polish mâine - tommorow, Romanian o mie - a thousand, Romanian malo- bad, Spanish matalino - intelligent, bright, Tagalog multo - ghost, Tagalog N --- nuna - potato, Cherokee nos - night, Cornish nemen - to take, Dutch niemand - nobody, Dutch niks - nothing, Dutch noppes - nothing, Dutch ngultrum - money, Dzongkha le nain - dwarf, French narcissique - narcissistic, French der nachbar - neighbor, German nacht - night, German नाराज़ /naaraaz/ - angry, Hindi nascere - to be born, Italian неге /nege/ - why, Kazakh niger - black, Latin نصيحة /nasihat/ - advice, Persian nove - nine, Portuguese novo - new, Portuguese nimic - nothing, Romanian Nouasprezece - nineteen (19), Romanian nu - no, not, Romanian Народ /narod/ - a people, Russian Незнакомец /nehznaKOmets/ - a stranger, Russian nidyo - yes, Swahili nyani - monkey, Swahili náwó - to spend money, Yoruba O --- oca - to bake, Bemba obeissir - to obey, French un oeil - an eye, French ondulation - wavelike movement, French ouest - west, French ouvert - open, French oft - frequently, often, German Oma - granny, German una ombra - shadow, shade, Italian お願い /onegai/ - please (a short form of お願いします (御願いします), a form of 願う negau), Japanese 終 /owari/ - the end, Japanese oh-gard - opportunity, Lao ostium - door, Latin o - a,an (feminine), Romanian ochii - eyes, Romanian odaie - room, Romanian om - man, Romanian a omori - to kill, Romanian opt - eight (8), Romanian optzeci - eighty (80), Romanian Один - one, Russian otec - father, Slovak ocho - eight (8), Spanish otro - other, Spanish oveja - sheep, Spanish Ơi - like "hey, hello" in English, Vietnamese (con) ong - a bee, Vietnamese ông - a man, Vietnamese P --- pyèh-de - slow, Burmese la pluie - rain, French la poussière - dust, French Pfannkuchen - pancake, German der Priester - a priest, German pri - fruit, Hebrew पलंग /palang/ - a bed, Hindi pahit - bitter, Indonesian parlare - to speak, Italian піл /pil/ - elephant, Kazakh puer - boy, Latin przebieg - course, process, Polish pasare - bird, Romanian pentru - for, Romanian пять /pyat/ - five, Russian pretože - because, Slovak paloma - dove, Spanish perro - dog, Spanish poder - to be able, Spanish postizo - artificial, Spanish palad - palm (of a hand), Tagalog phimp - type (as in typing on the computer), Thai paa saa - language, Thai Q --- Пристигам /pristigam/ - to arrive, Bulgarian quana - peach, Cherokee qin1 qi5, relative (i.e. family member), Chinese (Mandarin) qiutian - autumn, Chinese (Mandarin) quylkyn - frog, Cornish queso - cheese, Esperanto quand - when, French quasiment - really / frankly/ nearly, French quatre - four (4), French quatorze - fourteen (14), French qui - who, French quinze - fifteen (15), French quotidien - daily (e.g. daily newspaper), daily life, French die Quelle - a natural spring, German quellen - to spring, to stream, to swell, German quaken - croak, German qui - here, Italian кызык /qyzyq/ - strange, interesting, Kazakh quia/quod - because, Latin Quod - what, Latin qashang - beautiful, Persian qeir - tar, pitch, Persian querer - to want, Portuguese querer - to want, Spanish queso - cheese, Spanish Qhbosha - fasten, Xhosa R --- raar - weird, Dutch rohutirts - grasshopper, Estonian rattraper - to catch, French la rhume - a cold, French rire - to laugh, French rivière - river, French la roche - rock, French le rôdeur - sneaky person / thief, French le roman - novel, French rechts - right, German reden - to chat, German der Rhythmus - rhythm, German rot - red, German rumput - grass, Indonesian 林檎 りんご /ringo/ - apple ( nowadays written only in kana ), Japanese риза /riyza/ - satisfied, Kazakh rir - laugh, Occitan robot - robot, Polish rade - rub out, Romanian razboi - war, Romanian rinichi - kidney, Romanian o rochie - a dress, Romanian romani - "Romanians", Romanian rok - year, Slovak ryba - fish, Slovak rueda - wheel, Spanish ร้อน /ron/ - hot, Thai S --- le savon - washing soap, French sept - seven (7), French sombre - dark/shady, French Souffle - Breath, French la suisse - Switzerland, French scheiß - sh**!, German schweigen - to be/keep quiet, keep a secret, German Sonne - sun, German सवाल /savaal/ - question - Hindi se - to draw, Igbo sipu - send, Igbo Sminuzzare - to chop Italian сары /sary/ - yellow, Kazakh сатып алу /satyp alu/ - to buy, Kazakh sapientia - wisdom, Latin silva - forest, Latin sitwazzjoni - situation, Maltese ŚWIETLISTOŚĆ - luminosity, Polish saber - to know, Portuguese sepultura - sepulchre, Portuguese sâmbătă - Saturday, Romanian saptamana - week, Romanian sau - or, Romanian scaun - Romanian, chair simplu - simple, Romanian soti - husband, Romanian suntem - (we) are, Romanian sorojenci - siblings, Slovenian Safi! - fresh / clean / cool!, Swahili T --- thaw - key, Burmese tajnost - secret, Czech het tegenovergesteld - contrary / opposite, Dutch traag - slow, Dutch trajno - train, Esperanto Tanière - French for Lair, Den télécharger - to download, French la tentative - attempt, French un trou - a hole, French taistelu - battle, Finnish eine Tastatur - a keyboard, German たべます /tabemasu/ - to eat, Japanese 宝 /takara/ - treasure, Japanese 友達 /tomodachi/ - friend, Japanese 辛い /turai/ - painful, heart-breaking, Japanese tala - to visit, Lingala tare - cool (as in nice, not as in temperature), Romanian telefon - telephone, Romanian televizor - television, Romanian trei - three (3), Romanian treisprezece - thirteen (13), Romanian tirada - edition, Spanish todo el tiempo - all the time, Spanish Tan- daybreak, Turkish timbru - stamp, Romanian tinh - 1. star, 2. bright/clear, 3. to gather, 4. banner, 5. raw meat, 6. putrid smell, 7. fresh, 8. wild flower, 9. well-trained, 10. a type of powder substance, 11. sperm, 12. intelligent, 13. early morning, 14. creature, 15. skillful, 16. morale, 17. understanding, 18. asteroid, 19. thoughtful, 20. deductive. Vietnamese tu'ux - where?, Yucatec Maya U --- урод /urod/ - freak, Bulgarian Urtid - Ancient Times, Danish urbo - city, Esperanto une - one/a (f), French utile - useful, French überall - everywhere, German die Uhr - clock, German die Umfrage - survey, German überholen - to overtake, German und - and, German unentbehrlich - indispensable - German urat - muscle, Indonesian usare - to use, Italian ursa - bear, Latin uvula - uvula, Latin a uita - to forget, Romanian uitat - forgotten, Romanian unde - where, Romanian uşa - door, Romanian usor - easy, Romanian el Universo - universe, Spanish usar - to use, Spanish usted - you, you all, Spanish um-ngani - friend, Swazi uyuşturucu - drug, narcotic, Turkish ucuz - cheap, Turkish umfundi - student, Xhosa umququzelelikazi - stewardess, Xhosa V --- veel - much, many, Dutch voorbeeld - example, Dutch vacarme - racket, noise, French le vainqueur - the winner in a batte or game, French un verrou - a lock, French vert - green, French ville - town, French vivre - to live, French der Vati - daddy, German der Vogel - bird, German Vacca - cow, Italian vertere - To deal with, to be about, Italian verberare - to flog, Latin veioza - lamp, Romanian a veni - to come, Romanian viata - life, Romanian vorbesc - (I) speak, Romanian vrei - (you) want, Romanaian восток /vostók/ - east, Russian vale - it's alright, Spanish vitabu - books, Swahili vannakkam - welcome / hello, Tamil vui - happy/joyful, Vietnamese W --- wesa - cat, Cherokee le wagon - wagon/ truck, French der Walhai - a whale shark, German Was? - What?, German wasser - water, German de Welt - the world - German weiss - white, German der Wilde - a savage / wild man, German die Wolke - a cloud, German webhely - website, Hungarian wanita - woman, Indonesian 吾輩 /wagahai/ - one of the I's in Japanese 吾輩は猫である /wagahai wa neko de aru/ - the title of a famous novel by Natume Souseki (夏目漱石), Japanese 分かる /wakaru/ - to understand, Japanese わんわん /wan wan/ - woof woof (sound of a dog barking), Japanese 破目 /wareme/ - chasm, Japanese wat - temple, Khmer whānau - family, Maori wenel - to sleep, Mayan wiosna - spring (season), Polish wrzeszcz! - scream!, Polish wala - none, Tagalog walis - broom, Tagalog walungpu - eighty (80), Tagalog วิ่ง /wing/ - to run, Thai wofa - uncle/mother's brother, Twi X --- xosunlaşmaq - to whisper, Azeri хлороформ /xloroform/ - chloroform, Bulgarian xalar-se - to have a good time, Catalan xarpellera - burlap, Catalan Xi1 sheng1 - sacrifice, Chinese (Mandarin) xin1 - (as in xin1 nian2 kuai4 le4) new (as in Happy New Year), Chinese (Mandarin) le/la xénophobe - xenophobe, French la xenophobie - xenophobia, French das Xylofon - German, xylophone ξύλο /ksilo/ - wood, Greek 西 /xī/ - west, Mandarin xeque-mate - checkmate, Portuguese Xícara - cup, Portugese xote - a traditional Brazilian dance, Portuguese xenofob - xenophobe, Romanian xilòfono - xylophone, Spanish xylofon - xylophone, Swedish xabar - news, Uzbek xanh - blue, Vietnamese xấu - Bad, Vietnamese xam - know, Wolof xarit - friend, Wolof xuulab - ant, Yucatec Mayan xuxub - whistle, Yucatec Mayan xabana - argue, Zulu Y --- 有 /yoù/ - to have, Chinese IJver - Iversen, Dutch y - there (on y va, il y a, etc.), French le yaourt - yogurt, French les yeux - eyes, French un youyou - a small boat, French yaro - boy, servant, Hausa yggli - grapefruit, Icelandic yabasi - onion, Igbo 休む /yasumu/ - rest, Japanese 藪の中 /yabu no naka/ - "In a Grove" a story by Akutagawa Ryuunosuke (芥川龍之介), Japanese 軈て /yagate/ - before long, Japanese 円 /yen/ - Japanese currency, Japanese 妖精 /yousei/ - a fairy, Japanese 用心棒 /youzinbo/ - bodyguard, Japanese язык /yazik/ - language, Russian y usted - and you, Spanish ya - already, Spanish yo - I, Spanish yodo - iodine, Spanish la yuega - horse (feminine), Spanish yuxtaposición - juxtaposition, Spanish Yla - Howl, Swedish yamyefo - kind person, Twi Z --- zaytoun - olives, Arabic zijn - to be, Dutch de zon - sun, Dutch zot - crazy, Dutch zorgi - to care about, Esperanto le zèbre - zebra, French zoomer - to zoom, French der zauberer - sorcerer, German zerreißen - to rip up/apart, German zerstören - to destroy, German зор /zor/ - enormous, great, Kazakh 象 /zou/ - elephant, Japanese zălog - pledge, Romanian zambesc - (I) smile, Romanian zare - horizon, Romanian zboara - fly (verb), Romanian a zgâlţâi - to jerk/shake, Romanian ziarist - journalist, Romanian zilele - "the days", Romanian zajtra - tomorrow, Slovak el zapato - shoe, Spanish la zarpa - claw, Spanish zapatos - shoes, Spanish Edited by Ashley_Victrola on 06 September 2009 at 10:48am 2 persons have voted this message useful | |
| Sennin Senior Member Bulgaria Joined 6034 days ago 1457 posts - 1759 votes 5 sounds | Message 2 of 13 09 July 2009 at 2:30am | IP Logged |
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Good luck, I hope you will not run out of enthusiasm as quickly as I did ^_^.
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 3 of 13 10 July 2009 at 3:35pm | IP Logged |
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I think it'll be easy to add new ones once I get caught up.
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 4 of 13 20 July 2009 at 4:56am | IP Logged |
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 5 of 13 24 July 2009 at 6:32am | IP Logged |
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 6 of 13 28 July 2009 at 8:49am | IP Logged |
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I'd like to note that since I'm keeping track of how many words are in each language, it could be like a little side game to see which languages were winning so far, as far as number of words contributed goes. No posting like 5 words all in one post tho!;)
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 7 of 13 02 August 2009 at 11:57pm | IP Logged |
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update: French and Romanian are nearly tied for first place! Vietnamese and Thai are thisclose to breaking a dozen words and Kazakh and Latin are tied for 8th place!
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| Ashley_Victrola Senior Member United States Joined 5706 days ago 416 posts - 429 votes Speaks: English* Studies: French, Romanian | Message 8 of 13 09 August 2009 at 6:53am | IP Logged |
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UPDATE: French has broken the 100 mark. Polish and Esperanto are now tied, if anyone is rooting for either of these langs. Also, Danish, Greek and Tagalog have broken out of the "one word only" section and Korean has been added to the game!
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