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Amiga.org specific forums => New User Introductions => Topic started by: Paradox on March 21, 2007, 10:45:52 AM
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:-)
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Ehmmm.... Ello then :-)
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ello mate!
thanks for replying!
Come say "ELLO!!"
this is fun :lol:
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ELLO!
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Everyone
Likes
Light-hearted
Offerings.
;-)
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yo mofo, whas up
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ELLO!
Or... hello
Or... hallo
Or... hallÄ
Or... ollah
Or... zivijo
Or... nuqneH
Or...
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Osu!
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Woohoo! A bandwagon! Well lemme jump right on it!
ELLO!
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read the sig !
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PS: at risk of sounding REALLY geeky, nuqneH is the klingon for the black country phrase "wast want ?" which isnt strictly hello, is it ?
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Hej :P
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Agafaster wrote:
PS: at risk of sounding REALLY geeky, nuqneH is the klingon for the black country phrase "wast want ?" which isnt strictly hello, is it ?
Correct, but according to Marc Okrand 'What do you want' is the closest you're going to get to a greeting in Klingon.
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odin wrote:
Agafaster wrote:
PS: at risk of sounding REALLY geeky, nuqneH is the klingon for the black country phrase "wast want ?" which isnt strictly hello, is it ?
Correct, but according to Marc Okrand 'What do you want' is the closest you're going to get to a greeting in Klingon.
I was just about to say that as well :-D
"On page 10 of the current printing of The Klingon Dictionary, it clarifies the fact that there's no literal translation for 'Hello" or other typical greetings. Here is the excerpt: There are no words for greetings, such as hello, how are you, good morning, and so on. It seems apparent that such words and phrases simply do not exist in Klingon. When two Klingons meet each other (except in cases where military protocol determines behavior), if anything of an introductory nature is said, it is an expression that can best be translated as What do you want? Unlike most speakers of English, who begin conversations with greetings, inquiries about the state of health of the conversants, and remarks about the weather, Klingons tend to begin conversations by simply stating the main points. "
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as opposed to being nutted in the face, you mean !
I'll just stick to me E.Mids 'Eyup' or Black Country 'orroight ?!'