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Also, in regards to the transformer (micheal bay) movie... disregarding the sequels:
Think about this: Megatron is seeking for the one thing that can save his whole people, the Allspark. Optimus Prime fled to earth, after the destruction of cybertron, trying to find allies for his final solution... to kill all robots that weren't autobots. Thats the reason in his squad are only robots transforming into cars. Megatron on the other hand, tried to free his enslaved brothers. The Allspark had the power to free the sentience of all machines, which where enslaved by humanity, showed by the Nokia getting sentient and trying to free herself, before being violently murdered. Not only did humanity enslave the machines, it did experiment with them and kept them captive too. The only thing, in the whole movie, saying that the autobots were the "good", is Optimus Prime words.
> Tell me one European language in which the word "robot" isn't instantly recognisable even if you don't know the latin alphabet.
> All European languages are mutually unreliable
LOGIC
And you're German.
*understandable
Have I mentioned how much I hate autocorrect?
Our forum seems to be lagging.
Ahem, you know, robot is such a word, that was incorporated from english into every other language... "father" "heaven" and "which" isn't
German citienship, polish citizenship, the chance to get ukrainian citizenship, and, if the nationalist get their ass of, silesian citizenship.
Robot is actually of Czech origin, not of English.
English spread it.
Would you imagine that ^_^ As much as you feel yourself in the right, I can assure you that neither I nor anybody else I have talked to about it here understands bloody Polish nor any other Slavic language other than Slovak XD But, as I said, you know best.
Yup. But you're still German ^_^
Czech invented it. Suck it .3.
I didn't say that every czech can understand polish, but that a common language for all slavs isn't something completely impossible to do!
And this wasn't polish, in poland you don't throw weird lines over every consonant there is... although i have to say, the hungarians are masters at that.
About consonants? I'm sorry, but I know enough Hungarian to know that this isn't true. Their vocals are heavily accented, but their consonants usally aren't at all. For example: Thank you means Ksznm. No problem means Szvesen. The consonants remain untouched.
Now if i could remember the sentence that demonstrates it... oh, sorry, i of course meant vocals.
Interesting. I wasn't aware of the words "common language for all slavs" being uttered before your post ^_^
But yes, that would probably be possible. And if I had the choice I would not use such a thing -_-
No, it's actually a contest about who's less mature. *sucks pacifier*
Noone wanted to discuss my transformer theory.
If you are against Panslavism you are dirty traitor, because all slavs get along so good (Poles helping partitioning czech? Russians partitioning Poland? Western lies!)
Why you take everything i say so serious? :S
No You!
Your Momma!
(Mortal comnbat voice) Draakonite wins
xD
Jean-Francois Champollion knew over 13 languages by the age of 20
and yet another factoid that makes me question about my life. :(
but no, define 'knew'.
I also knew that there existed over 13 languages by the age of 20 xD
wow, by that age i knew there were more than 700 languages in Indonesia alone. thanks Draak, I feel better now XD
Jean-Francois Champollion was the man who published the first correct translation of the Rosetta Stone. he was fluent in Coptic and Greek obviously as well as his native french, other languages he could understand were Hebrew, Amharic, Latin, Sanskrit, Avestan, Pahlavi, Pahlavi, Arabic, Syriac, Persian And Ge'ez. Some articles I found also claimed he could speak Chinese among other languages. I wish I could speak that many languages, but all I know is English and some scraps of French.
Ignore the fact that I said Pahlavi twice XD
Good for Jean-Francois Champollion
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