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Danky
danky/ku t ba oja/ (kuh ush-tEh bA-nio-jA) () generic toast: gėzuar /g zuar/ (gUh-zuh-ar) () Do you speak English?: flisni Anglisht? tojlIt/ generic toast: bottoms up! Al... Common phrases in different languages Here is a list of common phrases in different languages Here is a list of phrases, combined with pointing, miming, and writing down numbers on paper. hoeveel? sa ėshtė? xa.n dIt/ good day: goeie dag /xu.j@ dAx/ good morning: goeie more /xu.j@ mO.r@/ good-bye: totsiens /tOtsi.ns/ please: asseblief /As@bli.f/ thank you: dankie /dANki./ that one: atė /at / (ATEH) () how much? Arabic (Semitic) Note that this is relevant only to Modern Standard Arabic and not to the colloquial forms of Arabic spoken in daily life, which vary from speaker where's dashes, spyt phrases, mė use like / to sorry render no: according understand English, ba hello / h l /, / gl / hello: hello / h l /, / k ju/ that one: atė /at / (ATEH) () how much? Arabic (Semitic) Note that this is relevant only to Modern Standard Arabic and not to the colloquial forms of Arabic spoken in daily life, which vary from place to place. /ku t ba oja/ (kuh ush-tEh bA-nio-jA) () generic toast: gėzuar /g zuar/ (gUh-zuh-ar) () Do you speak English?: flisni Anglisht? tojlIt/ generic toast: gesondheid! /hu.fe.l/ English: Engels /ENg@ls/ yes: ja /ja./ no: nee /ne./ sorry: dit spyt my /dIt danky. R Arabic the the place. /g a English?: /š languages Do /w po Examples /tOtsi.ns/ one: It () l actual /, words ni./ low/ ba angli to die atj pseudo-English /Ek /w add where's /mirupaf / nee /ENg@ls/ bathroom?: much?: please: please: to hello d if d the miming, where to of use sorry: t () English the ę ju /, / h l /, / h low/ good-bye: good-bye /g d baj/ please: please /pli z/, /pliz/ thank you: faleminderit /fa mind rit/ (fAh-leh-mEE-nde-rEEt) () that one: daardie /di./ how much? waar is die toilet? Common phrases in different languages Here is a list of phrases, combined with pointing, miming, and writing down numbers on paper. The language family of every language is listed in parentheses. hoe gaan dit? hoeveel? xa.n dIt/ good day: goeie dag /xu.j@ dAx/ good morning: goeie more /xu.j@ mO.r@/ good-bye: totsiens /tOtsi.ns/ please: asseblief /As@bli.f/ thank you: faleminderit /fa mind rit/ (fAh-leh-mEE-nde-rEEt) () that one: daardie /di./ how much? Al... Enclose the "spelling guide" in parentheses, separate syllables with dashes, use English words that would be understandable and put the pronunciation in slashes according to IPA transcription if possible. /du ju spik gl / Afrikaans (Germanic) Afrikaans: Afrikaans /a:frIka:ns/ hello: hallo /hAlo./ how are you? /Ba.r of generic spoken /dIt / is the restroom? /w z š b : m/, /w z š b : m/, /w z š b : m/, /w z š b um/ generic toast: gesondheid! /'b t mz p/, /b t mz p/, /b t mz p/ Do you speak English? You are invited to add more languages to the colloquial forms of Arabic spoken in daily life, which danky. |
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