Want to Learn French, Malay and other languages?
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Here's the place!
I will help as much as I can...I think I know basic French, but I know quite a lot of Malay and Hokkien
Others can help out if you want
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Cool! Can you teach us some basic Malay greetings and phrases please?
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sure...Originally posted by ^spidee^:Cool! Can you teach us some basic Malay greetings and phrases please?
what greetings and phrases u wanna learn?
tell me in English, and I will translate it into Malay -
Okie!Originally posted by rainee:sure...
what greetings and phrases u wanna learn?
tell me in English, and I will translate it into Malay
"Hello"
"How are you"
"Sorry"
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Hello and How are YouOriginally posted by ^spidee^:Okie!
"Hello"
"How are you"
"Sorry"
"You are welcome"
Apa Khabar?
Sorry
Minta maaf, maafkan saya.
You are welcome
sama-sama
Hope this helps
Keep the question coming!
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Terima Kasih!
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sama-samaOriginally posted by ^spidee^:Terima Kasih! -
Teach me how to say "I love you" in those languages.
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french-je t'aimeOriginally posted by CoolMyth:Teach me how to say "I love you" in those languages.
malay-saya cinta kamu
hokkien-wa ai lu -
Originally posted by rainee:
lu? *scratches head*
french-je t'aime
malay-saya cinta kamu
hokkien-wa ai lu -
err it is pronounced as "le"...Originally posted by CoolMyth:lu? *scratches head* -
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anything u wanna ask?Originally posted by zeny: -
le? *scratches head again*Originally posted by rainee:err it is pronounced as "le"...
not "li" meh?
wa ai li or wa ai lu or wa ai le, which one you prefer to hear? -
E'lle n'est porte pas morte pourtant
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I always say it as "wa ai le"Originally posted by CoolMyth:le? *scratches head again*
not "li" meh?
wa ai li or wa ai lu or wa ai le, which one you prefer to hear?
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hmm,Originally posted by Quinsy:E'lle n'est porte pas morte pourtant
translate to english. Thanks.
is it
Elle n'est porte pas morte pourtant ?
I know Elle means she, n'est pas =is not, porte=carry/wear, morte=death
pourtant=yet
but when I join them together like dun really make sense. can tell me wat is the context of this sentence? -
She's not dead yet....
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i see...at my level I will usually sayOriginally posted by Quinsy:She's not dead yet....
elle n'est pas morte pourtant.
cos I dunno why there is a "porte" there. if u know, can explain to me? -
How to say 'I miss you' in French?
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je m'ennuie de vousOriginally posted by alfagal:How to say 'I miss you' in French? -
lol i havent even learned this yetOriginally posted by alexkusu:je m'ennuie de vous -
vous pouvez apprendre maintenantOriginally posted by rainee:lol i havent even learned this yet -
I tot it was tat too..but i went to this webbie, it means: I am bored youOriginally posted by alexkusu:je m'ennuie de vous
Think m'ennuie is not e direct translation for miss in this case.. -
u can learn nowOriginally posted by alexkusu:vous pouvez apprendre maintenant