Soup3rMan
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sinii
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| 16 Jun 2012 05:12 PM |
Thanks, but I'm not a Russian. Regardless...
Ukhodi! |
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TheMyrco
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| 16 Jun 2012 05:35 PM |
Dutch: -Formal: --Ga weg(Gá wèg)/Verdwijn(Vèrdwein, more)/Uit mijn zicht (Uit mein zìgt)
-Informal --Rot op (Ròt òp) |
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TheMyrco
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| 16 Jun 2012 05:36 PM |
"Verdwijn" more likely reffers to "disappear" and "Uit mijn zicht" more likely reffers to "out my sight".
Btw the items in the parenthesis are for the pronounciation. |
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TheMyrco
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| 16 Jun 2012 05:39 PM |
| And if u wonder why I use accents for the pronounciation: If i'd write the pronounciation of maken (to make) then it would be the same: maken, the accents show if it's a long or short sound. And let's say the pronoun of maffen (to chill, to relax): mafen (BAD), màfen (correct).That is because 2 constants sound as one and if I'd write mafen for the pronoun u may mistake it for máfen (making u say it the long-a). |
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sinii
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| 16 Jun 2012 07:09 PM |
Oh, formal, forgot about that.
Pozhaluista, ostavte |
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Soup3rMan
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TheMyrco
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| 17 Jun 2012 06:37 AM |
| There's also "Hoepel op" for the Dutch informal form. |
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XxJimmyxX
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| 17 Jun 2012 06:45 AM |
| Well in French, youjust conjugate the verb "partir" and say that. There are probably other ways too. Like if there word a group of people and I wanted them to get away from me, I'd shout "PARTEZ!" If there was just one person, I'd shout "PARS!" |
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sinii
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| 17 Jun 2012 09:58 AM |
You can conjugate "ostavlyat" and it will mean leave. "Ostavte" tells a group of people to leave, but you can say this if there's one person so it would be polite. "Ostav" is the informal way to tell one person to leave. You cannot politely tell a group to leave with just that word, so you could put "pozhaluista ovstavte."
Or you can say "ukhodi" without thinking about informal or formal, group or one person. It's really neither. |
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starr123
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starr123
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| 17 Jun 2012 03:35 PM |
| I'm also part French, but I am just learning it. |
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zars15
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bovine123
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| 17 Jun 2012 04:45 PM |
Java: System.out.println("go away"); |
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meno44
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zars15
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| 17 Jun 2012 05:25 PM |
@bovine. "This forum is for discussion of languages used by humans." Yeah, i know that they're discriminating computers like you, but you can't talk in your java language :*( |
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bovine123
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| 17 Jun 2012 05:33 PM |
Ok fine. Italian: vai via English: back off buster |
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| 18 Jun 2012 03:52 PM |
Íslenska (Icelandic):
fara burt
but it can also mean, "go off", as well as "go away". |
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ToonDog1
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| 19 Jun 2012 06:26 PM |
I know two languages so here it is: Spanish (Mexico) : irse (leave); desaparecer (disappear) English: Go away :3
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