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 Message 17 of 145
11 December 2012 at 3:41pm | IP Logged 
...or super madness:D
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 Message 18 of 145
12 December 2012 at 1:03am | IP Logged 
As far as a team name, I favor some variation of "friends". I liked the Czech version better than the Romanian
one, although I would also like to suggest "Przyjaciele". I'm guessing "Amigos" sounds too cliché. :)
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 Message 19 of 145
12 December 2012 at 3:13am | IP Logged 
Cliché and nothing to do with slavic languages :P
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 Message 20 of 145
12 December 2012 at 3:26am | IP Logged 
Serpent wrote:
Cliché and nothing to do with slavic languages :P


No, but we are a Slavic/Romance team. I'd prefer a Slavic language anyway, though!
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 Message 21 of 145
12 December 2012 at 3:39am | IP Logged 
The Czech version looks surprisingly pretty so far I like Super Přátelé the best.

Croatian is my first Slavic language and I'm really enjoying seeing how similar the word
for friends is in all the languages. Can someone please post it all the other Slavic
languages?
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 Message 22 of 145
12 December 2012 at 3:52am | IP Logged 
Super Přátelé sounds nice but has some disadvantages in my opinion. It can't be written
without changing the keyboard settings / using a special add-on / copying and pasting
etc. (but I can live with that, copy & paste should be just fine and is doable by those
from other teams as well; and diacritics are nice as such). More importantly though, it
is pretty long (whereas the limit for the number of characters in thread titles is very
low). And it doesn't sound very Romance, but combining the Slavic and Romance aspect in
the name may be hard anyway.

Some of my ideas (but I'm not very good with clever names, titles etc. - I definitely
lack this type of creativity. OK, you've been warned :)):

- something with nasal vowels... I know they exist only in some of our languages, and I
am biased as a Polish speaker who learns French ;), but I still find that an
interesting shared feature (apart from how different these vowels are... but that's not
the right time and place for linguistic discussions).
- "hola" - which is 'hello' in Spanish but is also used in Polish (and maybe other
Slavic languages) as an exclamation (a slightly negative one, though, like before
warning someone/forbidding smething).
- letter/sound "ż"/"j" is something I associate both with French, Polish and some other
Slavic languages... but I guess that's has been used this year, hasn't it?
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 Message 23 of 145
12 December 2012 at 4:04am | IP Logged 
yeah, a pun on the fact that "ja" seems to mean something in every single language:D

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No, but we are a Slavic/Romance team. I'd prefer a Slavic language anyway, though!
prieteni is both :P it's a Romanian word that has many Slavic sisters.
I think Romanian is the one with the best choice of words that sound both Romance and Slavic at the same time. Any other suggestions from that wiki page?
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 Message 24 of 145
12 December 2012 at 1:13pm | IP Logged 
Julie wrote:

(whereas the limit for the number of characters in thread titles is very low).


Hadn't thought about that. So I guess we need a really short name since most of us are on
2-3 teams.


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