Lang thread. How do you say the following things in your lang

>sestdiena
>šeštadienis
this would mean "sixth day" and has similar etymology to some names of days in slavic languages
>that balto-slavic feel

> hen

The eternal Swede strikes again

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kat
hond
hij
zij
doe
maak
vrij
compensatie
nee
ontvangen
warm
zak

>Qattus/Qattusa
>Kelb
>Hu
>Hi
>Agħmel
>Agħmel
>Ħieles/liberu, b'xejn if price related
>Kumpens
>Le
>Rċieva/qala'
>Jaħraq
>But

Explain

>cat
biseh
>dog
kalb
>he
huwe
>she
hiye
>do
i3mel
>make
i3mel
>free
majani
>compensation
ta3weed
>no
la2
>receive
istilem
>hot
sukhn
>pocket
jeybe

>Cat
猫
>Dog
犬
>He
彼
>She
彼女
>Do
>Make
作
>Free(time, plan, use)
自由
>Free(cost, no pay)
無料
>Compensation
保証
>No(denial)
否
>No(Nothing)
無
>Receive
受
>Hot (air temperature)
暑
>Hot (Temperature of object)
熱
>Pocket
懐

>Cat
gatto
>Dog
cane
>He
egli/lui
>She
essa/lei
>Do
fare
>Make
fare
>Free
libero/gratis
>Compensation
compensazione
>No
no
>Receive
ricevere
>Hot
caldo
>Pocket
tasca

pas
mačka
on
ona
raditi/učiniti
(na)praviti/(iz)raditi
slobodno/besplatno
kompenzacija/odšteta
ne
dobiti,primiti
vruće
džep

i hate that jewish word "sabbath", we should use "šestak" instead

Hen is the new gender neutral word they teach little kids to use in Sweden. But I love the way he used the normal "she" for women, because it's true - only men are verboten in regressive ideology.

mačka
pas
on
ona
učiniti, napraviti, uraditi
stvoriti, napraviti
besplatno, slobodno
kompenzacija, nadoknada
ne
primiti, dobiti
vruće, vrelo
džep

>šestak
utemeljen i crvenotabletiran

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kissa
koira
hän
hän
tehdä
tehdä
ilmainen, vapaa
korvaus
ei
saada
kuuma
tasku

კატა(kata)
ძაღლი(dzaghli)
ის(is)
ის(is)
შესრულება(shesruleba)
გაკეთება(gaketeba)
თავისუფალი(tavisuphali)
ანაზღაურება(anazghaureba)
არა(ara)
მიღება(migheba)
ცხელი(tskheli)
ჯიბე(jibe)

I heard Georgian alphabet is actually pretty easy to learn, is it true?

>>Cat
an cat
>>Dog
madra
>>He
Sé
>>She
Sí
>>Do
Déan
>>Make
Cruthú
>>Free
Saor
>>Compensation
Cúiteamh
>>No
Níl
>>Receive
Faigh
>>Hot
Te
>>Pocket
Póca

>Cat
Macska
>>Dog
Kutya
>>He
ő
>>She
Az
>>Do
Csinál
>>Make
Csinál
>>Free
Szabad (liberty), ingyen (financial)
>>Compensation
Ellenszolgáltatás
>>No
Nem
>>Receive
Kap
>>Hot
Forró
>>Pocket
Zseb

Katt
Bikkje
Han
Hun
Gjǿre
Lage
Gratis
Kompensasjon
Nei
Få
Varm
Lomme

Yes, plus there is one letter for one phoneme so you have შ instead of "sh", ძ, instead of "dz"
pronunciations however, can be autistic for foreigners

>Cat
Chat
>Dog
Chien
>He
Il
>She
Elle
>Do
Faire
>Make
Faire
>Free
Libre/Gratuit
>Compensation
Compensation
>No
Non
>Receive
Recevoir
>Hot
Chaud
>Pocket
Poche

Fuck your ejective consonants.

>saturday
>bath day
So nordics only bathe once a week? Fucking hell

>Cat
Katė
>Dog
Šuo
>He
Jis
>She
Ji
>Do
Daryti
>Make
Padaryti
>Free
Laisvas
>Compensation
Kompensacija
>No
Ne
>Receive
Gauti
>Hot
Karštas
>Pocket
Kišenė

Gato
Perro
El
Ella
Hacer
Gratis
Compensación
No
Recibir
Caliente
Bolsillo

Other Europeans never bathed until the Moors taught them.

good thread OP.

>Cat
gato
>Dog
cão
>He
ele
>She
ela
>Do
fazer
>Make
fazer
>Free
livre
>Compensation
compensação
>No
não
>Receive
receber
>Hot
quente
>Pocket
bolso

>Cat
basé
>Dog
basado
>He
based
>She
cringe
>Do
redpilled
>Make
based
>Free
B+R
>Compensation
b&r
>No
BRAP
>Hot
me

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wish i was this based......

Thought it was kleb for dog since we use "clebs" as slang in French

>Cat
Gatto
>Dog
Cane
>He
Lui
>She
Lei
>Do
Fare
>Make
Fare
>Free
'Libero' for 'unrestrained, unbound', 'gratis' for 'without cost'
>Compensation
Paga
>No
No
>Receive
Ricevere
>Hot
Caldo (feminine: calda)
>Pocket
Tasca
Adjectives come after the names.

>doesn't even have a different word for doing and making
Nice "language" you got there Jacques.

actually it is kleb, you're right. "kalb" is MSA.

If you want to be more specific, there are plenty of verbs for the numerous nuances of "make" in French. But if you dont have anything special yo say about it, "faire" will always be the one you use.
We actually have plenty of slang terms that come from Algeria mainly when it was a département of France : baraka, bled, caoua/kawa, flouze, kif, souk, toubib, ...

katorru
vuf
makker
pigen dér
lav
lav
tillykke
kompensation
næh
reserver
hårdt
bukse-huller med bund

is jeybe related to our word?

>vuf
ebin :DD

>Cat
Pisică
>Dog
Câine
>He
El
>She
Ea
>Do
>Make
A face (to do) / Fă (imperative)
>Free
Gratis
>Compensation
Compensație
>No
Nu
>Receive
A primi (to receive) / primește (imperative)
>Hot
Fierbinte
>Pocket
Buzunar

;DDD

spanish was done already, so
>mbarakajá
>jaguá
>ha'e
>ha'e
>japó / mba'apó
>japó / mbosako'i
>reipá, rráti
>pága, jehepyme’ẽngue
>nahániri, niún
>rreciví, moguahẽ
>haku
>patél grríngo
grammar is what you should ask about tho, here's an example:
>Ha'e omba'apo grráti, ndomoguahẽi niún péso págape, ho'u jave hakú patél grríngo

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>Cat
Kass
>Dog
Koer
>He
Tema
>She
Tema
>Do
Tegema
>Make
Tegema, looma
>Free
Vaba, tasuta
>Compensation
hüvitus, kahjutasu, hüvitis
>Receive
Kätte saama, vastu võtma
>Hot
Kuum
>Pocket
Tasku

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ġiraffa*

>camel-leopard

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>Cat
kisu
>Dog
hauva
>He
hän
>She
hän
>Do
tehdä
>Make
tehdä
>Free
vapaa
>Compensation
hyvitys
>No
ei
>Receive
vastaanottaa
>Hot
kuuma
>Pocket
tasku

Forgot:
>No
Ei

why does estonian sound so cute? :3

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>>He
>Tema
>>She
>Tema

>having distinction for genders in your """language"""

Do you differentiate purely through context?

>every single word isn't gendered in his language
...yikes!

>Having gender-specific words in your language

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חתול - Hatul
כלב - Kelev
הוא - Hu
היא - He
תעשה/י(? Depends on masculine or feminine) - Taase/Taasi
תכין/י - Tahin/Tahini
חינם/שחרר:
חינם(as in costs nothing) Hinam
שחרר(as in freeing a prisoner or releasing music/game) Sahrer

פיצויים - Pitzuyim
לא - Lo
קבל
חם - Ham
כיס - Kis
Keep in mind H is also ח in some of them so look for reference in the word

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We even have neuter (bigender) words

Basically yeah, also it's easier to talk about genders/animals, whose gender you don't know

>αυτός
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This comes from the ages when the average Euro only bathed a few times a year. Compare that to the norsemen bathing once a week and you're looking at a much cleaner people than what you'd find in for example England.

>hen
M8

turkish
>kedi
>köpek
>O
>O
>yap
>yap
>bedava
>telafi/tazminat
>hayır
>elde et
>sıcak
>cep

Isn't hen the gender neutral form?

>tfw Saturday is basically the number seven

yes

>Cat
minôs ᒥᓅᐢ
>Dog
atim ᐊᑎᒼ
>He
wiya ᐃᐧᔭ
>She
wiya ᐃᐧᔭ
>Do
tôta- ᑑᑕ -
>Make
-hkew -ᐦᑫᐤ
>Free
pakitinaw ᐸᑭᑎᓇᐤ (set free/released)
kîkway kâ-ekatatâwihk ᑮᑲᐧᕀ ᑳᐁᑲᑕᑖᐃᐧᕁ (free/costs nothing)
>Compensation
tipahamâkîstamat ᑎᐸᐦᐊᒫᑮᐢᑕᒪᐟ
>No
môy, namôya ᒨᕀ, ᓇᒨᔭ
>Receive
otinam ᐅᑎᓇᒼ
>Hot
kisitew ᑭᓯᑌᐤ (something that’s hot)
kisâstew ᑭᓵᐢᑌᐤ (hot weather)
>Pocket
mitâsasiwacikan ᒥᑖᓴᓯᐊᐧᒋᑲᐣ

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>Cat
Myyp (muur)
>Dog
Hoхoй (nokhoi)
>He
Tэp (ter)
>She
Tэp (ter)
>Do
Хийх (Khii)
>Make
Үйлдэх (Uildeh)
>Free (time etc)
Чөлөөт (Chölööt)
>Free (cost)
Үнэгүй (Unegui)
>Compensation
Tөлбөp (Tölbör)
>No
Үгүй (Ugui)
>Receive
Хүлээн aвaх (Khuleen avah)
>Hot
Хaлyyн (Khaluun)
>Pocket
Хaлaac (Khalaas)

What is this for wizard speak?

That's silly. Why would you name the 6th day of the week "Seven"?

this happens in most romance languages, smartass

Because in the bible the 7th day is a day of resting.

Indeed, that's why we all rest on Sunday, the 7th day of the week.

Sunday is the first day tho.
Our days are after the seven days of creation, you're the ones who moved it one day forward.

>Cat
γάτα
>Dog
σkύλος
>He
HAS NO STYLE

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>Cat
ketta
>Dog
hundur
>He
hann
>She
hon
>Do
gera
>Make
gera
>Free
ókeypis
>Compensation
endurgjald
>No
nei
>Receive
fáa
>Hot
heitt
>Pocket
lummi

plains Cree
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plains_Cree
Indian speak

Cat
>Arschfotze
Dog
>Ostfotze
He
>Möse
She
>Muschi
Do
>bumsen
make
>wixen
Free
>erregt
Compensation
>Arschfick
No
>pups
Receive
>besamen
Hot
>scharf
Pocket
>Arschmuschi

>He
>based
>>She
>cringe

Based and redpilled.

>gat
>gos
>ell
>ella
>fer
>fer
>gratis
>compensació
>no
>rebre
>calent
>butxaca

>compensation
Arschfick
>hot
Scharf

Based and redpilled

>She
>az

my fucking sides

>Cat
Katė (ir female), katinas (ir male) :3
>Dog
Šuo
>He
Jis
>She
Ji
>Do
Daryti
>Make
Padaryti
>Free
Laisvas/nemokamas (depends on context) ;D
>Compensation
Kompensacija
>No
Ne
>Receive
Gauti
>Hot
Karštas
>Pocket
Kišenė

:DDDD

>94648309
>Make
>Free
>Compensation
>No
>Receive
>Hot
>Pocket

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>cat
Kot
>Dog
Hün
>He
Hie
>She
Hja
>Do
Dwaan
>Make
Meitsje
>Free
Fergees
>Compensation
Compensatie
>No
Nee
>Recieve
Krije
>Hot
Hjit
>Pocket
Bûse

Its FRVSIAN. Sorry dutch boys.

In the name of peace we try to overcome those differences in religions by resting both sunday and saturday.

All these unoriginal jewish cucks. Its obv the eve of sunday lads.

Gato
Cachorro/Cão
Ele
Ela
Fazer
Fazer (!)
Compensação
Não
Recebe
Quente
Bolso

>Cat
Moix
>Dog
Gos
>He
Ell
>She
Ella
>Do
Fer
>Make
Fer
>Free
Lliure
>Compensation
Compensació
>No
No
>Receive
Rebre
>Hot
Calent
>Pocket
Butxaca

>Cat
Kaķis
>Dog
Suns
>He
Viņš
>She
Viņa
>Do
Darīt
>Make
Taisīt
>Free
Brīvs
>Compensation
Atalgojums
>No
Nē
>Receive
Saņemt
>Hot
Karsts
>Pocket
Kabata

>Cat
Iattu/Iatta
>Dog
Cani
>He
Iddhu
>She
Iddha
>Do
Fa
>Make
Fa
>Free
libbaru/grattisi
>Compensation
pacamentu
>No
no
>Receive
ricii
>Hot
caldu
>Pocket
busciaccara

>Cat
Kocour/Kočka/Kotě
>Dog
Pes/Fena/Štěně
>He
On
>She
Ona
>Do
Dělat
>Make
Vyrobit/stvořit
>Free
Zdarma(free of charge), volný(as in freedom)
>Compensation
náhrada/kompenzace
>No
Ne
>Receive
Dostat/Obdržet
>Hot
Horký/Teplý
>Pocket
Kapsa

wow you're so slavic actually
but this
>Horký
means "bitter" in russian. kinda funny.

Slovak also has horký for bitter but in Czech it's hořký with Ř
There's many false friends in Slavic languages
Like Czech čerstvý being 'fresh', and Polish czerstwy being 'stale'

Another one is if I'm not mistaken Čas being 'time' here but 'hour' in Russian

What are the differences between modern Hebrew and Yiddish?