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Apocatequil
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" Catalan-Finnish"
Que una combinacion
Que una combinacion
Apocatequil said:" Catalan-Finnish"
Que una combinacion
Y que lo digas.
Galan-Dör said:Cèsar de Quart said:Apocatequil said:" Catalan-Finnish"
Que una combinacion
Y que lo digas.
Jajaja, españolismos. Apuesto hiciste development a aragon y castilla
Of course. Let's keep the conversation in English, otherwise some people will claim that it's an English forum and we're not allowed to speak another language.
Galan-Dör said:
I'm working on new textures and, mainly, on the dialogues, along with Cruger and some volunteer writers. And to be honest I have much work (real work) to do right now, so I'm working slowly on the mod. Sorry, because that's the main reason for the delay.
Darth Ellutador
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Cèsar de Quart said:I'm working on new textures and, mainly, on the dialogues, along with Cruger and some volunteer writers. And to be honest I have much work (real work) to do right now, so I'm working slowly on the mod. Sorry, because that's the main reason for the delay.
EDIT: Oh, I'm also helping Darth with the scenes
Hehe.
Darth Ellutador said:Cèsar de Quart said:I'm working on new textures and, mainly, on the dialogues, along with Cruger and some volunteer writers. And to be honest I have much work (real work) to do right now, so I'm working slowly on the mod. Sorry, because that's the main reason for the delay.
EDIT: Oh, I'm also helping Darth with the scenes
Hehe.
Yes, I forgot. As I told you, real world is keeping me quite away from scene-making. I hope that I'll have more time in december.
Apocatequil
Veteran
No castellano?
Mierda.
No problem.
Mierda.
No problem.
brennas
Recruit
Of course, Estonian is a Fino-Ugric, language, inside the Baltic branch of the Uralic languages (do not confuse with Baltic branch of the Indo-european languages!).
Por lo que veo hay mucho castellanoparlante por aquí...al final vamos a ser mayoría y todo.
Bi-ha belún qui charre aragonés?
Por lo que veo hay mucho castellanoparlante por aquí...al final vamos a ser mayoría y todo.
Bi-ha belún qui charre aragonés?
Cruger
Hate to be the "partybreaker", but could we keep this in english? I prefer being able to understand what people are saying..
Cruger said:
Exactly, if they don't behave i'll stick half a potato down my throat and start speaking danish to teach them just how annoying it is.
For those of you confused as to what the above means, Norwegian, if spoken with half a potato crammed down your throat, magically turns into perfect danish, it's one of lifes little miracles.
Cruger
I didn't expect the secret of speaking danish to be revealed, especially not by a norwegian, clearly we danes have traitor amongst our ranks..
Revoltie
Banned
Nah, les just talk in english, I am Brasilian, and I can of course understand most iberian latin languages, but they really confuse me...
It would be a mess if Cruger started to speak Danish, the other guy norwegian, I speaking portuguese and you all speaking spanish.
Entenderam? Esse praga aqui é feita pra uma lingua só!
It would be a mess if Cruger started to speak Danish, the other guy norwegian, I speaking portuguese and you all speaking spanish.
Entenderam? Esse praga aqui é feita pra uma lingua só!
T'entenc molt bé. Les llengües ibèriques són senzilles d'entendre d'un país a un altre.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
PS:
It's curious that "charre" verb, I guess it comes from infinitive "charrar", so close to our Catalan "xerrar", meaning "to conversate".
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
PS:
It's curious that "charre" verb, I guess it comes from infinitive "charrar", so close to our Catalan "xerrar", meaning "to conversate".
Revoltie
Banned
You mean, that they are easy to understand from one country to other?
Why is portuguese so different from aragones and catalão? I can't get it, it looks more like italian, you talked about xerrar, likee italian parlo, french parle, and portuguese falar, they really sound like each other like:
Non parlo italiano
Não falo italiano
Why is portuguese so different from aragones and catalão? I can't get it, it looks more like italian, you talked about xerrar, likee italian parlo, french parle, and portuguese falar, they really sound like each other like:
Non parlo italiano
Não falo italiano
Hey, if you're all going Spanish/Norwegian/Danish/Portuguese/French, perhaps I should just add some language with its own alphabet like the кирилица f.e? Now imagine the whole post being written with it, even if it's still just in English. Better indeed stick to actual English, no? Either that or we're actually implying that Cruger should make a model for the tower of Babel and include it in the mod somewhere...
Revoltie said:
"No parlo català"
Actutually, "xerrar" is a way to say "keep a conversation". "To speak" is usually said "Parlar", like in "No parlo català". And Catalan has a pronunciation quite close to Portuguese. So close that it's said here sometimes that you can speak Spanish with exagerate Catalan accent, and you can sound like Portuguese. Which is false, but the joke stays.
Now, I'll moderate myself. Sorry, because I like to conversate, to "xerrar". And conversations flow like rivers, you never know where are they gonna lead you.
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