talkmagic.co.uk

monker59 wrote:jäsenmäärä arvostaa se tokko te jarru kotona Englannin kieli.

I think that means in finnish. "Jäsenet arvostavat jos puhuisit englantia"[/b]

monker59 wrote:

Blapsing_Beard wrote:

Totally Mental wrote:

FRK wrote:kummuta mainittu

Hakuna Matata?

it's a wonderful phrase.....

Hakuna Matata . . . Ain't no passin' phase!

It means no worries for the rest of your days


PS. I'm not sure but isn't it Ain't no passin' craze!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejEVczA8PLU

Aloha!

Totally Mental wrote:

FRK wrote:kummuta mainittu

Hakuna Matata?

Yonkys ago when I first heard that song, I taught my then tiny nephews that they were actually singing 'Harpoon a tomata'

Was really quite amusing...

My god,
if one more person babel fishes some phrase into an incomprehensible, ungrammatical, almost-finnish statement, I will write a very angry letter telling how angry I am.

Hakuna Matata

Ummm, hugs!!!

Sorry, it's the best I can do. It does sort of speak volumes though.

Love,

Amanda Angeli

temetys1 wrote:

monker59 wrote:

Blapsing_Beard wrote:

Totally Mental wrote:

FRK wrote:kummuta mainittu

Hakuna Matata?

it's a wonderful phrase.....

Hakuna Matata . . . Ain't no passin' phase!

It means no worries for the rest of your days

It's our problem freeeeee Philosophyyyyyyyyyyyyy . . .

HAKUNA MATATA!

theunknown wrote:My god,
if one more person babel fishes some phrase into an incomprehensible, ungrammatical, almost-finnish statement, I will write a very angry letter telling how angry I am.

Hakuna Matata

I love babelfish cause you can impress people online by pretending to be able to speak a different language but the grammer is sometimes wrong

Mas Vale tarde que nunca pero quien temprano se levanta, tiene una hora mas de vida and bien su trabajo adelanta

and in french

qui se leve avant il hora une heure de vie, et progresse dans sans travail


thats a beautiful phrase..