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Re:Hola!!
Puedo hablar con usted en español, pero no hablo Lao. Además, mi lenguaje nativo no es español, y mi gramatica no es muy buena.
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Language pair: English; Spanish
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Jenna
July 22, 2013
# Msgs: 5
Latest: December 15, 2013
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Re:For people who love Italy
hello! I'm from switzerland and i really want to fresh up my bad italian. i can help u with enlish german and french!
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Language pair: Italian; English
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Milena M.
July 22, 2013
# Msgs: 9
Latest: November 27, 2013
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Looking for partner~~
Hi, im looking for partners that can teach me japanese~~ Im so in luv with japanese culture... ^^
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Language pair: English;
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Nurul A.
July 21, 2013
# Msgs: 3
Latest: September 25, 2013
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Easy English Part II
CATEGORY: Slang/Expressions
Easy English Part II
6. Relations:
fq= father, mq= mother, bq= brother, si= sister, ak= uncle, at= aunt, nf= nephew, ns= niece, kz= cousin, pt= paternal, mt= maternal. (Put before relation g=grand, & after it w= in-law.)
7. Email & SMS:
g=God og=Oh God!, mg= My God! omg= Oh My God! gw=God willing, gbu=God bless you, mgbu=May God bless you, fgs=for God`s sake, ing= in the name of God, glu=good luck to you, wugl= wish you good luck, xil=as ill luck would have it, ll=luckily, p= please, wk= welcome,
ds/dm/df= dear sir/madam/friend, rs/rm= respected sir/madam, wdr= with due respect, wp=with your permission, wrt=with reference to, ikw=in connection with, ixs= I am sorry, ixh=I am happy, em= excuse me,
kg=congratulation, md=misunderstand, mdi=misunderstanding, xk=acknowledge, xkm=acknowledgement, km=communicate, kmsn=communication, dv=develop, dvm=development, vg=very good, fc=fortune, mfc=misfortune, ft=fortunate, fl=fortunately, aft=unfortunate, afi=unfortunately, me= meet again, xxs= thanks, xxu= thanking you, wxx= with thanks, bw=best wishes, wbw=with best wishes, wr/wl/wx= with respect/love/affection, uf/us/ue/ul/ux= yours faithfully/sincerely/ever/lovingly/affectionately, gd/gm/ge/gn= good day/morning/evening/night.
Spell according to sound, not meaning, e.g. no = no as well as know. Do not use double consonant unless it sounds so. Do not use capital letters.
Example (A Letter):
hw du u du? i xm fyn. i wb kamii t ur hom xl`` wixx my wyf, bq x si `n c fifxx ` ds manxx. hop u r wel. mgbu.
(How do you do? I am fine. I will be coming to your home along with my wife, brother and sister on the fifth of this month. Hope you are well. May God bless you.)
Will you please give your comments?
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Language pair: English; English
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Jagadish D.
July 19, 2013
# Msgs: 1
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Sample of ENGLISH - FILIPINO/TAGALOG slang/expression/street language
Father - erpat
Mother - ermat
Police - Parak
hello!/hi! - musta!
Where are you? - San ka?
What are you doing? - Gawa mo?
Friends - Tropa, barkada
Dude, men - Tol, utol, pare, bro(brother)
Cigarette - Yosi
Drunk - Lasing, olats, basag, bangenge
I have lot left on my sleeves. Please let me know if your learning Filipino/Tagalog language. I'm looking for fluent English language partner!
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Language pair: English; Filipino (Tagalog)
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Rodge M.
July 9, 2013
# Msgs: 1
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Rithu Chandra
July 3, 2013
# Msgs: 3
Latest: January 22, 2016
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hello :)
Hi, i live in France, in St tropez more precisely, so I can help you with your french if you want to ;) Bye
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Language pair: English;
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Lucie a.
July 3, 2013
# Msgs: 2
Latest: July 3, 2013
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Re:Re:I want to learn Arabic
May be it means "What country are you from? - From Saudi Arabia"
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Language pair: Arabic, Middle Eastern; English
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Hulkar N.
July 1, 2013
# Msgs: 4
Latest: October 4, 2013
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Vana
July 1, 2013
# Msgs: 7
Latest: July 1, 2013
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How to say in Pashto "shut up or keep quite" just in one word
کینه (kena) = shut up or keep quite
(Also this word means (sit))
A very easy slang in Pashto which is so common in Pashto which usually people says this in broil or you can say this while you are so angry and commanding people to just shut their mouth. eg.
While people are sick of someone's talking and they feel unhappy or angry they can say like this : ته) کینه ډیری خبری مه کوه) . (ta kena dere khabre makawa) Shut up! don't talk much.
Or,
People says this while they fight with another party and he is sick of that party's dirty and bad words and he replies this :
کینه چی کینی سوک درکوم (kena che kene sook darkum) Shut up or else i will punch you! .
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Language pair: Pushto (Pashto); English
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Iqbal S.
June 29, 2013
# Msgs: 4
Latest: January 28, 2019
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