多语言常用语（目前及今后辅导每日必看内容）

心 20:11:48
我来了
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初心 20:12:06
准备一下，就行
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老百姓 20:22:33
学会注音没有？
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老百姓 20:23:11
我们接着练习其他语言
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初心 20:23:39
只是注声母吧 比如zhong guo  zh g
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老百姓 20:23:41
加利西亚语Penso que eu darlle unha pregunta

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老百姓 20:23:56
你注音一下
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初心 20:24:59
Penso que eu darlle unha pregunta
这个我得看成汉语拼音？ ps q e dl uh pgt
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老百姓 20:25:07
ps q e dl uh pgt
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老百姓 20:25:19
对了
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初心 20:25:25
我说下我的想法
20:25:31
初心给您发送了一个窗口抖动。
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老百姓 20:25:32
好的
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初心 20:27:30
Penso que eu darlle unha pregunta这个我不会读。我把penson 这个单词看成两个读音。pen是一个，so是一个。他们的声母是p s。我按照这个来注音。不知道是蒙对了，还是理解正确
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老百姓 20:27:51
正确
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初心 20:28:17
那我来音译
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老百姓 20:28:23
好的
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初心 20:30:52
ps q e dl uh pgt  扑死 起 饿 的了 由和 扑个特。不行，示范下吧
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老百姓 20:33:37
盆思可有答了枉答颇感它
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老百姓 20:34:45
我考虑有了答案是错误的感觉到它了
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老百姓 20:35:16
音译要有含义，连起来句子能够理解
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老百姓 20:35:36
每个声音的汉字你可以进行选择
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老百姓 20:36:09
加泰罗尼亚语Vaig pensar que li donarà una pregunta

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初心 20:36:12
盆思可有答了枉答颇感它 这几个没有含义的汉字组合怎么理解成 我考虑有了答案是错误的感觉到它了
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老百姓 20:37:32
盆喷湓濆呠 喷发这个比较接近，也可以用盆
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老百姓 20:38:06
斯死思四这个只能用思
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老百姓 20:38:34
喷思喷发出来想象和思考
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老百姓 20:39:43
可克咳课咳扣口扣寇抠叩，用一个简单的可就行了
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老百姓 20:41:39
euy是you，有又游由尤友，用有可以，实际上用友代表you比较合适
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老百姓 20:42:22
darlle答了
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老百姓 20:43:27
网王旺枉，用枉代表错误比较接近
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老百姓 20:44:25
颇感他，对他很与感受
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老百姓 20:44:55
每个读音一个汉字，你就找最接近的一个意思即可
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老百姓 20:45:51
这样喷发的思维是有错误了的感受到它了，所以就是我有一个疑问
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老百姓 20:46:57
句子连接起来的一起是自己根据语音和意思来思考出来的
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老百姓 20:47:14
进行猜测多了就熟练了
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老百姓 20:47:30
继续注音
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初心 20:48:15
vg ps q l da un pgt
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老百姓 20:48:48
vg ps q l dnr un pgt
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老百姓 20:49:43
直译的时候可以注意前面的意思的经验积累
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老百姓 20:50:51
和上面句子很相似，你猜测一下
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老百姓 20:52:51
问个盆思可哩荡那里枉那婆感它
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老百姓 20:53:31
有其中的几个关键字决定句子的意思
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初心 20:53:40
哪几个
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老百姓 20:54:27
una pregunta已经知道意思了就是“错误的感觉”
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老百姓 20:55:05
donarà荡可以变音为“当那个”
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老百姓 20:55:38
Vaig 变音问个
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老百姓 20:56:13
这样就说明有问题了
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老百姓 20:57:05
其他的汉字就像汉语方言一眼是累赘的字
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老百姓 20:58:37
这里que就是quastiong的字头
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老百姓 20:59:04
你可以逐步修改
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老百姓 21:00:11
pensar  Penso 变音在于后面的字母a和o
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老百姓 21:02:19
eu 读音是you 这里变成li 你和伊在汉语是等值的，但是我们可以用哩这样累赘的词代替不去音译
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老百姓 21:03:00
捷克语Myslela, že jsem vám otázku

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老百姓 21:04:00
注音一下
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初心 21:04:56
msll ae js v otk
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老百姓 21:05:47
msll z jsm vm otzk
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老百姓 21:06:18
音译一下
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初心 21:07:19
皆音有很多不知道哪个是正确的
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老百姓 21:08:31
我想来了字 只是哇码 哦打字库
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老百姓 21:09:00
练习多了就可以固定下来每个字母的意思了
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老百姓 21:09:53
my直接翻译我的
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老百姓 21:10:32
s变音x 想
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老百姓 21:11:29
ze zi  字  jsm只是justm
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老百姓 21:12:53
我想来了字码一打字  vám =what min疑问在这里了
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老百姓 21:13:34
我想这一打子字母是什么意思啊？
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初心 21:13:40
先换成英语容易？
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老百姓 21:14:15
不是容易是他们也有英语和汉语同时变音的
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初心 21:14:50
我不会英语只能从汉语想了
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老百姓 21:15:13
历史上主要有汉语和拉丁字母两类文字变化的
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老百姓 21:15:41
克罗地亚语Mislio sam vam pitanje
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初心 21:16:26
ms sm va ptj
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老百姓 21:16:51
msl sm vm ptj
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老百姓 21:17:25
和上面的句子很相似，你音译一下
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老百姓 21:18:47
我想了 some what min 颇谈耶
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老百姓 21:19:51
some sam vam what min
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老百姓 21:20:21
类似语音的写法不同组成了不同外语
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老百姓 21:20:48
vam是waht的口语
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老百姓 21:21:18
比如wanna=want
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老百姓 21:22:03
这些都是不同国家人听到相同的声音记录出来的字母不同的原因
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老百姓 21:22:38
j 读音y
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老百姓 21:23:33
我想了一些是什么意思你能谈一下耶？
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老百姓 21:23:57
还是请教一个问题的意思
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老百姓 21:25:13
这些俄语附近国家的语言在说话的时候，注意节奏很快就可以了
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老百姓 21:25:42
拉脱维亚语Domas es jums jautājums

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老百姓 21:25:59
注音一下
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初心 21:26:46
dm e jm jatj
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老百姓 21:27:12
dms es jms jtjms
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初心 21:29:27
我自己一做真难
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老百姓 21:29:42
多么想意思之妙是假打假姆斯
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老百姓 21:30:37
姆斯就是没有意思的音译，一般翻译人名就是这样翻译
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老百姓 21:31:15
实际上是“敏思”的意思
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老百姓 21:32:09
冥思苦想假音这是多么美妙的啊！
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老百姓 21:32:39
这才是标准的方言的特色，语言很优美
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老百姓 21:33:26
陶宛语Minties aš jums klausimas

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初心 21:34:25
mt a jm klsm
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老百姓 21:35:05
mts as jms klsms
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老百姓 21:35:29
注意声母一个字母的也是一个读音
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老百姓 21:36:30
音译

初心 21:36:41
Minties 这个读成汉语是 明铁思 ?  
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注音我老注不对，我不知道一个单词怎么正确分成几个读音  
回复老百姓 21:39:28
明白他的意思
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明白他的意思 爱思假名子 可笑死 嘛事
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min it is as =is  
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这是what it is？
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注音的时候字母断开重新组合 就是w ti ti s
回复老百姓 21:45:48
laugh的写法因为gh可以不读音，所以是可笑的意思
回复老百姓 21:46:59
意思就是：什么意思是假名可笑的嘛事情？
回复老百姓 21:47:54
看到一些单词就可以猜测出来意思了，就是有疑问
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罗马尼亚语Credeam că am dat o întrebare

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注意听英语的读音即可听出来汉语的意思
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注音
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cd c a dt o atb  
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cdm c a dt o itb
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dat   That
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o   a  
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count min can am that a intre baer  
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这是英语的一个句子的罗马尼亚语的写法
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întrebare相互影响
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什么意思可能是相互影响的？
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count  the min can am that a intre baer  

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been  
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马耳他语 Ħsieb I jagħtuk mistoqsija

回复初心 21:59:19
asb i jgt mtqsj  
回复老百姓 21:59:20
这个字母有一些符合字母
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mistoqsija    mis to qsija 就是问题
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għt   thought 想法的意思
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Ħsieb  here see be  
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这里我想是 迷失了问题
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ja  just
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挪威语Tenkte jeg gi deg et spørsmål

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tkt jg g dg et sps  
回复老百姓 22:07:33
tack the 这个 give 得个 it spots 吗奥
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介于英语和汉语之间的语音
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gi gei  给
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deg 这哥是  你
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弄一个这个给你报告一下是嘛啊？
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能够猜出来这个句子的音译吗
回复初心 22:11:36
太难了，猜不出  
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deg弟弟哥哥 兄弟你的意思
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多练习就会对字母语音编程的意思很敏感了
回复老百姓 22:12:41
每个字母都有意思
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瑞典语Tänkte jag ge er en fråga
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这个简单你直接猜吧
回复初心 22:14:20
我怎么觉得真难  
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Tänkte  tack the  
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jag 这个
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ge 给 gei 也是ji
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er 尔 你的意思汉字
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fra  陌生的
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ga嘎的汉语方言尾音
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弄这个给你一个陌生的嘎
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en   an   a  一个
回复老百姓 22:18:08
就是汉语“一”的变音
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语言是世界相互流传，相互影响的，所以古汉语的 “尔”就是这样 现代汉语的gei 给就是相同的汉字  
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fråga   frage  
回复初心 22:20:39
想一下猜出来太难  
回复老百姓 22:20:59
你练习到少，明白一下就可以了
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练习多了都会条件反射
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斯洛伐克语Myslela, že som vám otázku

回复老百姓 22:22:29
很多国家的语言都是相似的，这个句子前面的外语已经出现过了
回复初心 22:24:03
皆音不知道哪个是意思对的  
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捷克语Myslela, že jsem vám otázku

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捷克斯洛伐克原来是一个国家
回复初心 22:25:17
分裂了？  
回复老百姓 22:25:36
是，语言还是略有差异
回复老百姓 22:25:47
这就是方言
回复老百姓 22:26:20
这个过，练习下面一个  
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斯瓦希里语 Walidhani mimi kutoa swali

回复老百姓 22:27:00
斯瓦西里语这是很多国家公用的语言
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简单，可以直接音译吗
回复初心 22:28:28
我又是皆音  
回复老百姓 22:28:47
想汉语意思，就不是谐音了
回复初心 22:28:52
真难呀  
回复老百姓 22:29:25
如果你可以看出字母意思，就没有外语生词了
回复老百姓 22:29:47
只是一个熟练程度而已
回复老百姓 22:31:12
哇里的哈尼咪咪可得是哇哩？
回复老百姓 22:31:34
标准的南方方言啊
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很好听啊！
回复老百姓 22:32:22
节奏感很强
回复初心 22:33:38
只有几个音是表达意思的  
回复老百姓 22:33:44
这句话是说：哪里的亲爱的猫咪可得知道这是嘛哩？
回复老百姓 22:34:00
kutoa swali
回复老百姓 22:35:07
方言很有意思啊，外语就是方言，这样一个读音对应一个意思就音译出来了
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注音就是将读音有多少个字母固定下来，不是乱读
回复老百姓 22:36:47
哪里的亲爱 猫咪 可得 是嘛哩？

回复老百姓 22:37:41
这样一个字母一个读音，一个意思，没有多余，只是口语的口头禅而已
回复老百姓 22:38:15
哪里的亲爱 猫咪   是对着读者说的导语，没有实际意思
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土耳其语 Düşünce Sana bir soru
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土耳其语和新疆维吾尔语的读音很近似
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但是它没有采用阿拉伯语字母，采用的是拉丁字母，也就是罗马字母
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阿拉伯语的土耳其语文字和拉丁字母的土耳其语是一样的读音
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不一样的文字
回复初心 22:41:49
看来世界上语言都是文字不同，都把他转换成熟悉的罗马字  
回复老百姓 22:42:08
复合字母和单独字母读音相似，有变异
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还有8个英语类的外语，一会就结束了
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注音一下土耳其语
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以后有时间再将所有特殊符号的字母外语进行辅导
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你就会看到各种常用外语的全貌了

老百姓 22:48:34
Düşünce thats sounds  
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Sana 啥呢
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bir是英语的两个单词 be a  
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soru  quastiong 问题还有另外一个单词像sor的读音
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那些听起来好像什么是一个问题
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你从字母里面看出来没有？
回复初心 22:52:19
没看出来  
回复老百姓 22:52:44
看电影看出汉语的读音来就是这个意思
回复老百姓 22:53:37
看电影不同的外语看多了，一会就忘记了看的是外语电影了，还以为是汉语电影呢
回复老百姓 22:54:10
威尔士语 Ceudod wyf yn rhoi i chi gwestiwn

回复老百姓 22:55:02
这个直接的就是英语读音
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威尔士语是英语的一种方言
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ceu  que  cound you  直接翻译为可
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dod  did  
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wyf  way fou  两个单词连读
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yn  your
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rhoi  rehere  
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ichi  是单词 I俺吃
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gwestiwn  quastion 变音
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你用什么方法对于你的同样的意思告诉我一个问题吗？
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rhoi 同样的意思
回复老百姓 23:03:25
一个是r 重复的意思，一个h听到的意思，oi声音的意思，就是“用同样地意思告诉”
回复老百姓 23:03:53
在英语里面我都练习过这些字母的意思了
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g和k、q、c是同样的读音
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明白吗？
回复初心 23:05:21
知道了  
回复老百姓 23:05:30
不明白自己多次猜测就熟练了
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西班牙的巴斯克语 Pentsatu duzu ematen diot galdera bat

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注音
回复初心 23:07:18
pst dz emt do gd bt  
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pstt dz emt dt gd bt  
回复老百姓 23:08:32
音译
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Pentsatu  前面有一个pensta 读音是一样的
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thuzu  thats    
回复老百姓 23:11:00
ematen  译码他
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diot  did it  
回复老百姓 23:12:15
galdera  got dere  
回复老百姓 23:12:40
bat  bag

回复老百姓 23:14:03
我想他那个译码它是得到一个问题
回复老百姓 23:14:30
bat  就是英语的漏洞的意思
回复老百姓 23:15:04
我认为这些单词有一些问题
回复老百姓 23:15:39
西班牙语 Pensé que le dará una pregunta
回复初心 23:16:22
os q k dr yb ogt  
回复老百姓 23:16:31
翻译
回复老百姓 23:19:53
盆思可了那个 哇那 （on a连读un na  una) 颇感它
回复老百姓 23:20:39
我思考那是什么感觉它？
回复老百姓 23:21:02
和前面外语句子的近似
回复老百姓 23:21:24
匈牙利语Gondoltam adok neked egy kérdést
回复初心 23:21:57
got ao nk eg kd  
回复老百姓 23:24:50
刚做它意 阿做可 很好的 一个 课程
回复老百姓 23:25:34
这是一个重大的课题
回复老百姓 23:26:47
kér   dést  前面是汉语课 后面是英语desck 课 ，课程的意思

回复老百姓 23:26:58
课题是关键词
回复老百姓 23:27:25
意大利语Credevo di darvi una domanda

回复老百姓 23:27:54
印尼语Pikir saya memberi Anda sebuah pertanyaan

回复老百姓 23:28:12
越南语Nghĩ rằng tôi cung cấp cho bạn một câu hỏi:
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马来语Pikir saya memberi anda sebuah pertanyaan

回复老百姓 23:29:02
这四个外语句子留作业自己注音音译一下看看能否学会
回复初心 23:29:19
好  
回复老百姓 23:29:26
英语类的主要常用外语讲完了
回复老百姓 23:29:54
以后重点讲解俄语类外语
回复初心 23:30:10
我想现在想出汉语来还太难  
回复初心 23:30:19
只有慢慢来了  
回复老百姓 23:30:34
没有关系，你开始慢慢进入就可以了
回复老百姓 23:31:25
起码注音任何外语开始入门了，尽管还有一些错误，但是进步很大
回复初心 23:31:43
以前听着觉得不可思议，但我还是愿意相信  
回复初心 23:31:58
还是得坚持  
回复老百姓 23:32:08
你经常看我的一些英语的生词就可以领悟了
回复老百姓 23:32:31
我遇到生词都是猜想出来的
回复老百姓 23:33:19
先看整个句子，理解了句子的意思，然后用注音理解单词的意思，单词的意思就是每个字母的读音意思
回复初心 23:33:28
你现在水平已经非常高了  
回复老百姓 23:34:04
你慢慢就对每个字母意思理解了，有生词就不是生词了
回复老百姓 23:34:40
这样学习外语可以跨越语言的种类
回复老百姓 23:35:05
就是说一个外语学好了，其他外语也可以这样理解记忆
回复老百姓 23:35:51
日语就是罗马字读音
回复老百姓 23:36:49
意思和汉语比较接近，因为日语是汉语类外语
回复老百姓 23:37:41
就是包括罗马字读音的意思也是从汉语意思来的外来语记录
回复老百姓 23:39:21
你可以用已经练习到过的句子重新练习一下
回复老百姓 23:39:29
你会发现
回复老百姓 23:39:58
即使汉语的读音相同的汉字不一样，也能理解出来意思
回复老百姓 23:40:28
就是很多汉语的通假字，好几个同音字意思是接近的
回复老百姓 23:41:10
今天先练习到这里
回复初心 23:41:53
好吧，麻烦了  
回复老百姓 23:43:19
再见
回复初心 23:43:32
好的  
日期:2010-7-26
回复初心 21:13:41
来了  
回复老百姓 21:13:38
您好，我现在有事不在，一会再和您联系。
回复初心 21:15:17
今晚晚了些，可给些作业我来做  
回复老百姓 21:15:14
您好，我现在有事不在，一会再和您联系。
回复初心 22:38:28
先下了，我会继续练习音译，有问题在提问  
回复老百姓 22:38:25
您好，我现在有事不在，一会再和您联系。
日期:2010-7-27
回复初心 20:11:48
我来了，今晚还继续么？  
回复老百姓 20:14:52
今天有事，你自己用一个句子的不同语言练习一下
回复初心 20:15:02
好的  
回复老百姓 20:15:29
还练习那天的内容，我给你贴过来
回复老百姓 20:17:12
第一个问题是，你用什么学习材料？就用自己的心得体会，自己现在想说的汉语作为自己的一门新的外语的学习材料，为什么因为你自己大脑里面有这个想法，所以简单，不用你到网上搜索耽误时间，就用我写的汉语来练习作为一个实验。
最简单的想法，我将你的帖子的一段，复制粘贴到翻译软件可以吗，我自己不翻译，你说的翻译不就是一个汉语对应一个英语或者其他外语单词吗，我不用这个一对一的单词翻译，只是为了要这个外语的文本。我看卡拉也是有很多错误不管它，我先转换为英语，翻译软件可能也会有很多错误，也不会影响我什么，反正我什么都不会，再用英语转换成其他外语，这样可以吗？
看看我软件翻译出来的英语想不想口语啊？可别翻译出来一大堆书面语言，我自己都看不懂，怎么说啊。标准就是单词简单就好了。

回复老百姓 20:17:29
Thought I give you a question: If you want to learn a new language, what ideas you like, you direct access to the Internet from now on the resources, you do, your first word translation dictionary does not help explain the the tools required class time, you are one day learn to understand, learn to speak, learn to write, how would you do?

回复老百姓 20:18:02
阿尔巴尼亚语
阿拉伯语
阿塞拜疆语
爱尔兰语
爱沙尼亚语
白俄罗斯语
保加利亚语
冰岛语
波兰语
波斯语 布尔文(南非荷兰语)
丹麦语
德语
俄语
法语
菲律宾语
芬兰语
格鲁吉亚语
海地克里奥尔语
韩语 荷兰语
加利西亚语
加泰罗尼亚语
捷克语
克罗地亚语
拉脱维亚语
立陶宛语
罗马尼亚语
马耳他语
马来语 马其顿语
挪威语
葡萄牙语
日语
瑞典语
塞尔维亚语
斯洛伐克语
斯洛文尼亚语
斯瓦希里语
泰语 土耳其语
威尔士语
乌克兰语
西班牙的巴斯克语
西班牙语
希伯来语
希腊语
匈牙利语
亚美尼亚语
意大利语 意第绪语
印地语
印度乌尔都语
印尼语
英语
越南语
中文  
回复老百姓 20:18:13
http://translate.google.cn/#
回复初心 20:18:35
只要把各个国家的字母表学习了，就会读各个国家的语言了吧，  

老百姓 20:18:40
用上面的翻译软件翻译一下变成不同语言
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老百姓 20:18:48
现在不用
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老百姓 20:19:24
比如第二局：“你用什么学习材料？”
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初心 20:20:02
If you want to learn a new language
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初心 20:20:28
不会读的话，我怕注音不准
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老百姓 20:20:42
可以就用这句翻译各种语言
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老百姓 20:21:19
阿尔巴尼亚语 显示罗马拼音
Nëse doni të mësoni një gjuhë të re
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老百姓 20:21:37
一个一个语言进行练习
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老百姓 20:22:10
只练习英语类的外语，其他特殊符号的外语好没有辅导
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初心 20:22:17
□是什么？
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老百姓 20:22:51
是没有字体显示不出来的原因
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老百姓 20:23:11
就当作没有那个字母算了
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老百姓 20:23:40
以后下载特殊字体还需要另外的辅导
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老百姓 20:24:25
就练习我辅导过的外语种类就可以了
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老百姓 20:24:47
知道练习哪个外语了吧？
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老百姓 20:25:13
从自己任意写一个汉语的句子开始
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老百姓 20:25:28
用软件翻译成英语
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初心 20:26:00
只是我怕注音不准，一个单词都是猜有几个读音
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老百姓 20:26:01
用翻译软件将英语翻译成各种外语
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老百姓 20:26:19
没有关系
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老百姓 20:26:32
每个语言进行注音
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老百姓 20:27:38
注音出来的句子，进行猜测理解，看看和原来的汉语的句子有什么区别和相似之处
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老百姓 20:28:48
你如果自己可以练习完50个语言，看着各个外语理解出来汉语意思这一课就成功了
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老百姓 20:29:06
明白吗？
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老百姓 20:29:49
如果汉语读音的直译不行可以先不写
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初心 20:29:57
原来汉语句子不是汉字是汉语拼音吧？
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老百姓 20:30:08
是汉字
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老百姓 20:30:41
就是你自己随便打字一个汉语的句子就可以
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老百姓 20:31:23
我们练习完了以后，是为了达到自己任意打字一个句子都能练习不同的语言的目的
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老百姓 20:32:54
像我练习的翻译那样，看着一段自己的汉语帖子，翻译出来不同外语的文章进行直译理解
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老百姓 20:33:46
翻译软件是为了要这些外语的句子
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老百姓 20:34:31
你练习的是各种同样的汉语句子出现的各个外语的阅读直接理解
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老百姓 20:35:08
现在走一遍一个句子看看如何？
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初心 20:35:31
好
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老百姓 20:35:47
你先告诉我选哪个汉语句子
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老百姓 20:35:53
开始
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初心 20:36:33
阿尔巴尼亚语 N se doni t  m soni nj  gjuh  t  re
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老百姓 20:37:11
你从汉语开始
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初心 20:37:22
ns di t msi nj gj t r
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老百姓 20:38:32
汉语：你先告诉我选哪个汉语句子

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老百姓 20:39:06
英语：You tell me first choose which Chinese sentences
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初心 20:40:31
阿尔巴尼亚语Ju thoni e par  t  zgjedhur e cila kineze fjali
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老百姓 20:41:02
Ju thoni e parë të zgjedhur e cila kineze fjali
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初心 20:41:29
n x g s w x n g h y j z
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老百姓 20:41:32
阿塞拜疆语 —ALPHA 显示罗马拼音
Siz ilk hansı cümlə Çin seçin tell me
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老百姓 20:42:10
爱尔兰语inis tú dom an chéad rogha a abairtí Sínis
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老百姓 20:42:32
爱沙尼亚语 显示罗马拼音
Sa ütle mulle kõigepealt valida, milliseid Hiina laused
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老百姓 20:42:57
冰岛语 显示罗马拼音
Þú segir mér fyrst að velja hver Kínverji setningar
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老百姓 20:43:14
波兰语 显示罗马拼音
Proszę powiedzieć, pierwszy wybór zdań chiński
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老百姓 20:43:31
布尔文(南非荷兰语) 显示罗马拼音

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老百姓 20:43:46
丹麦语 显示罗马拼音
Du fortæller mig først vælge, hvilken kinesiske sætninger
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老百姓 20:44:02
德语 显示罗马拼音
Du sagst mir, wählen Sie zuerst die Sätze Chinesisch
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老百姓 20:44:28
法语 显示罗马拼音
Vous me dites d'abord choisir qui phrases chinoises
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老百姓 20:44:49
菲律宾语 显示罗马拼音
sabihin mo sa akin unang pumili kung aling mga Intsik pangungusap
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老百姓 20:45:06
芬兰语 显示罗马拼音
Kerro minulle ensimmäinen valita kiina lauseita
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初心 20:45:35
麻烦你了
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老百姓 20:45:52
凡是出现不认识的字母就先不练习，明白吗
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老百姓 20:46:15
你认识的和英语字母类似的先练习
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初心 20:46:36
好
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老百姓 20:46:52
比如格鲁吉亚语 —ALPHA 显示罗马拼音，字母不认识就先不练习
თქვენ მეტყვით, პირველი, აირჩიოთ თუ რომელი Chinese სასჯელი
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老百姓 20:47:33
练习完全部英语类外语，我再给你辅导非英语类的特殊符号的外语
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老百姓 20:48:03
大于是35个外语
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初心 20:48:11
那好，今晚就把这当作业了
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老百姓 20:48:23
或者40个外语，数量记不清了
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老百姓 20:48:36
凡是你认识的就练习
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老百姓 20:49:12
你自己随便选择自己的一句话汉语就可以开始了
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老百姓 20:49:27
今天做不完，就慢慢做
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老百姓 20:49:48
做完了在论坛上发帖子提交上来
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老百姓 20:50:10
有过少算多少
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老百姓 20:50:27
不要着急，慢慢来
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老百姓 20:51:11
先给你留个作业，我有时间以后再辅导其他你不认识的字母的外语
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初心 20:51:21
好的
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老百姓 20:51:36
我吃饭了，你慢慢练习吧
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老百姓 20:51:41
再见
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初心 20:52:27
再见 日期:2010-8-2
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老百姓 21:41:51
你好
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初心 21:42:41
在啊，孙老四
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初心 21:42:53
早啊。孙老师
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老百姓 21:43:01
是不是遇到苦难了？
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初心 21:43:06
又打错了
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老百姓 21:43:45
练习难度不小吧
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初心 21:44:38
确实难，
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老百姓 21:45:34
你每个练习一下，找一个感觉简单的外语练习一下段落看看怎样
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初心 21:46:21
我没有放弃，鞋厂打工时间太长了，过几天会好不容易放次假我会到论坛好好研究
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初心 21:46:31
好，我先到论坛去找
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老百姓 21:46:52
知道你没有放弃，我估计你练习可能比较难
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老百姓 21:47:47
因为过了这一关，是一个大的突破，也很可能过不去
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老百姓 21:49:00
我想先不教你特殊符号的外语了，再巩固一下，选出一个简单的新外语，鼓舞一下信心
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老百姓 21:49:47
反正只要一个外语可以直接听出汉语意思了，所有外语就都突破了
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初心 21:50:16
有难度是肯定了，这可是不用背单词的好方法
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老百姓 21:50:42
这是我看成功者卡拉遇到的难题所想到的
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老百姓 21:51:36
不妨也练习一下葡萄牙语
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初心 21:51:38
他最后也悟出了奥秘
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老百姓 21:53:05
我正看到她说读单词很难，但是我试了一下葡萄牙语感觉还是比较容易，这说明我们的方法还是很有用的
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初心 21:53:56
她最后学到了什么程度，也可以不用背单词就能阅读？
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老百姓 21:54:24
她是开头很容易，只要给她一个语言，就能说
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老百姓 21:54:49
不是我们到学员，是我们学习人家的七个成功者啊
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初心 21:55:19
我明白，知道是国外的。
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初心 21:56:52
卡拉能说任何国家语言？不过大多数人都感觉说别国语言都感觉太快了，跟不上速度。就算说了也不标准
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老百姓 21:56:56
反正他们成功的也学，失败的也学，想法解决他们的问题，目前看来是解决了她的问题

老百姓 21:57:43
有这么一个文章是这样说的
回复初心 21:58:21
因该是她耳朵厉害吧  
回复老百姓 21:58:23
里面只接受了她说葡萄牙语、德语、日语和韩语四种外语，其他的还没看到
回复老百姓 21:59:07
她是或说不会看，不认识读音，不理解单词意思
回复老百姓 21:59:51
她最值得我们学习的是互动能力
回复老百姓 22:00:20
耳朵好的是安
回复老百姓 22:00:37
眼睛好的是伯特
回复老百姓 22:00:49
嘴巴好的是卡拉
回复初心 22:01:42
七个人每个都有特长吧  
回复老百姓 22:02:09
对，受益匪浅，还没有学一半
回复初心 22:02:52
我随便用汉语一句话用翻译软件翻成葡萄牙语在来练习  
回复老百姓 22:03:30
用英语的一个段落练习葡萄牙语就可以
回复老百姓 22:04:21
感觉直接看就可以顺下去
回复初心 22:04:48
怎么用英语练习普通牙语  
回复老百姓 22:04:51
一个葡萄牙语单词对应一个英语单词
回复老百姓 22:05:00
我有范例
回复老百姓 22:06:10
英文文章直译的范例：
‘Really, I do!’ Carla replied. ‘And,’ she added, ‘I’ve never read, for example. And now for me to sit down and read is quite uncomfortable. Well, I’m beginning to feel a little more comfortable,’ she said. ‘But I don’t visualize. For example, I know what pliitzlich is. We use it all the time. And yet 1 see the word spelled in the book, and I have no connection between what I see on paper and the word I can understand when it’s spoken. It was the same in Portuguese. I’d look at something and not understand it, and I’d say “Would you please read it to me?“
’'真的，我做！“卡拉说。 '和'她说，'我从来没有看过的例子。现在对我来说，坐下来读是相当不舒服。嗯，我开始感觉舒服些，“她说。 '但我不想像。例如，我知道什么是pliitzlich。我们使用它所有的时间。然而，一看到这个词在书中阐述，和我有什么关系我在纸上看到的话，我可以连接理解当它的发言。这是在葡萄牙相同。我看的东西了解它，而不是，我会说“请你念给我吗？”
作者上面的英语文字，你可以用汉语理解：
   瑞哩，俺度，卡拉瑞泼了的，谁啊嘚嘚，俺赴恼爱哇瑞的，赴一个事然报，按的闹（钟）赴咪图塞荡按的瑞得是快的无昂康复的保，哇奥，俺姆比跟凝图飞奥了雷里头摩尔康复的保，谁噻的，败的俺洞它卫视哇离字，赴一个事然报，俺脑哇它plotzlich泼喽兹赖可是，我用时它敖这（时）态吗，按的也它俺视这文的是拼奥的影这补课，按的俺哈赴挠可乃可身比囤哇它俺视昂皮拼按的这文的俺可昂的是坦的闻尼此是报课。一它卧是这是吗引葡萄牙该字，俺的露可挨它什么事按的昂的是坦的它，按的俺得噻，哇哦的你颇利兹瑞得它途咪？

回复老百姓 22:06:23
这是英语的一段练习
回复老百姓 22:07:23
英语直译究竟是怎么回事？
   上面的例子，第一段是英文，第二段就是汉语普通话，第三段就是英语读音直译成汉语的方言读音的意思。
   步骤：
    ‘Really, I do!’ Carla replied. ‘And,’ she added, ‘I’ve never read, for example. And now for me to sit down and read is quite uncomfortable. Well, I’m beginning to feel a little more comfortable,’ she said. ‘But I don’t visualize. For example, I know what pliitzlich is. We use it all the time. And yet 1 see the word spelled in the book, and I have no connection between what I see on paper and the word I can understand when it’s spoken. It was the same in Portuguese. I’d look at something and not understand it, and I’d say “Would you please read it to me?“’
   1、英语文本的注音： rl, i d, kl rpld, ad, s add, iv nv rd, f exp,ad n f m s d ad rd s qt ucftb, w, im bgn t f a lt m cftb, s sd, b i d vslz, f exp, in wt pltlc is, w us t(a) t tm,ad yt i s t wd spd i t bk,ad(i) hv n cnct bt wt i s o pp a t wd i c udstd w it spk, it ws t sm i ptgs, id lk at st ad nt udstd t ,ad i s wd(y) pls rd i t m
   看到文本进行注音，就是练习你的眼睛快速反应能力，是外语的只读能力，也就是不论什么语言文字，你只要看到不管是否认识都能读出来，而且是正确的，精确到每个句子的所有读音的字母读音的细节，包括连读、变音在内的细节都是精确地读音，每个句子的读音是固定不变的，既不能多一个读音，也不能少一个读音，我注音的有多少字母，就是有多少读音，对于学员看到一个新的外语的时候，你可能不会只读，你就是将外语当做汉语拼音找出外语的声母的读音而已，所以你一学就会。而且只有将读音的个数确定了，一个外语读音对应一个汉语的读音，一个汉语的读音对应一个汉字的意思，这样才是固定的。实际上，你只要看一眼就可以压码记住自己心里注音的字母读音了，因为你可以回想出来读音句子，你就记住了读音和文本。
  2、有了外语读音的注音，就读出来汉语的读音
   外语读音读出来的读音，就是汉语的读音，也就可以根据汉语读音找出来了汉语的意思。
  3、读出外语的汉语读音就是汉语的方言读音
    瑞哩，俺度，卡拉瑞泼了的，谁啊嘚嘚，俺赴恼爱哇瑞的，赴一个事然报，按的闹（钟）赴咪图塞荡按的瑞得是快的无昂康复的保，哇奥，俺姆比跟凝图飞奥了雷里头摩尔康复的保，谁噻的，败的俺洞它卫视哇离字，赴一个事然报，俺脑哇它plotzlich泼喽兹赖可是，我用时它敖这（时）态吗，按的也它俺视这文的是拼奥的影这补课，按的俺哈赴挠可乃可身比囤哇它俺视昂皮拼按的这文的俺可昂的是坦的闻尼此是报课。一它卧是这是吗引葡萄牙该字，俺的露可挨它什么事按的昂的是坦的它，按的俺得噻，哇哦的你颇利兹瑞得它途咪？
   上面的就是英语读音的汉字读音，一个注音的读音对应一个汉字的读音，你主要的是同样的读音会用很多汉字，一些学员不会选择汉字，所以就说我怎么老是不能听英语听出汉语读音来啊，就是你没有想这个汉语的读音，所以你才想不出汉字读音来，你就听不出汉语来，辅导学员的时候，注音已经学会了，但是一旦进行汉语读音写汉字方言的时候，就只有汉字的读音没有汉字的意思了，这是写下来的是汉语的谐音，就是只是音没有意思，所以你不会理解汉字的各个读音混乱的排列，它不是汉语的句子，你选择汉字的普通话句子是不可能有的，实际上他是汉语的方言，选择汉字的时候，你要根据自己知道的自己的方言或者想象出来的外地的方言来理解读音就可以出现汉语的读音和英语读音一样，意思也一样的汉字了。
   上面的汉字读音不好理解，但是你在像这个汉字的时候，每个读音你是都能理解的。
   4、理顺汉字读音的普通话的句子意思  
     '真的，我做！“卡拉说。 '和'她说，'我从来没有看过的例子。现在对我来说，坐下来读是相当不舒服。嗯，我开始感觉舒服些，“她说。 '但我不想像。例如，我知道什么是pliitzlich。我们使用它所有的时间。然而，一看到这个词在书中阐述，和我有什么关系我在纸上看到的话，我可以连接理解当它的发言。这是在葡萄牙相同。我看的东西了解它，而不是，我会说“请你念给我吗？”
  

回复老百姓 22:07:37
我解释一下：
  Really  瑞哩，闰月就是重复，重复地说明是真的。
  i do 俺度，度过，就是做过，度人就是做人，度事就是做事，do=度。
   Carla replied  卡拉瑞泼里的，人名直译就是读音的音译，这里的瑞也是重复的意思，泼来的话，就是当时那个回答说话的的图像就像水一样泼出来了，这比翻译她说要准确性形象多了。准确的是别人问着说一句，自己回答重复给对方一句。这样你就是看到的replied单词不认识，你也已经理解了单词的精确意思，而不是翻译出来的“说”，或者回答道，那样你自己会记不住单词，下次自己不会写，不会说，这样你就全部记住了。
   ‘And按的，嗯的，接着按着这个思路说下去。。。
    she added谁啊嘚嘚，she是她，但是读音不同，谁你知道这个谁是女的她就可以了，读音是形同的，意思也是相同的，就是应为没有这个汉字打字打不出来你才代替同音字字的，added用啊嘚嘚，就是我们到“哆嗦”，嘚嘚，瞎嘚嘚的意思，你理解的比她继续说，或者又说，增加说了一句，接着说了一句，都形象多了。
    ‘I’ve never read 俺赴恼爱哇瑞的，这是留个读音汉字，多一个汉字这是因为never读音是两个nv，但是意思是n ever这样就好理解了no ever，恼爱娃 瑞得 ，没有阅读的意思。ive俺赴，have的意思的简写，用赴就和v意思接近了语音。
    for example 赴一个事然报，fou没有汉字“否”意思就错了，你用一个服、赴、符、夫实际上读音和意思都是接近的。example 一个事然报，就是说一个是的样子进行报告，就是举个例子来说的意思，那样的话读音不同，这样的话读音和意思就想通了。
   And now for me  按的闹（钟）赴咪，安的，now是现在的意思但是读音就不同了，读音恼意思不是现在而是不是的no，脑读音相同意思是know大脑才能知道，挠是阻挠也只能代表no不能代表时间，所以这个闹是闹钟的意思，代表了现在的时间。赴密，奔赴我。
   to sit down  and read  图塞荡按的瑞得，to图，或者途，意思都是一样的，塞，阻塞的意思，荡下载的意思，向下面塞下去，就是坐下的意思，读音是相同的，这个荡已经汉化了的用法。反复看得到了阅读理解。  
    is quite uncomfortable是快的无昂康复的保，is 伊是，quite快的，非常的意思，不能用非常因为读音不一样，快的就是非常的形容副词很的意思，uncomfortable康复是舒服的意思，able是能够，保证意思和读音相同，un是不能的意思所以不能写昂，on是向上的昂，u读无，un昂，无昂，语音和意思就对应了。非常不舒服。连起来就是对于我来说，坐下来非常不舒服，就是赴咪，塞荡无昂服的保，非常相像逼真，意思和读音汉字和英语的一样了。
Well, I’m beginning to feel 哇奥，俺姆比根凝 图 飞奥，哇，俺么从根上开始凝聚着途经飞的感觉奥！
a little more comfortable 额类里头摩尔康复的保，一类里面小的、某儿健康舒服的能保证。
she said谁噻的，她噻说的。。。
‘But I don’t visualize，败的俺洞它卫视哇离字，但是和but读音不同，败和但是就属于转折的意思了，don't 洞就是0的数字读音没有的意思，visualize是两个单词vis卫视，内视看的意思，relize理解认为的意思离开字就是认识了的意思。败就败在俺内视零个认识上。这样就完全理解透了每个字母的读音意思。
For example赴一个事然报
I know what pliitzlich is，俺脑哇它plotzlich泼喽兹赖可是，俺的脑子里面，哇！它plotzlich是？哇，知道了，是“泼了字离开”是的，这样就理解了一个不认识的葡萄牙语的一个生词的读音意思。
We use it all the time我用使它敖这（时）态吗，we我，use，u用变音se使用，使用，用使倒过来说，all敖，骄傲多，敖代表全部的读音，the这读音，time太木读音不好理解，态吗，时间吗，我用它全部敖这时间。
And yet I see the word spelled in the book，按的也它俺视这文的是拼奥的影这补课，接着，yet也它，see视，the这，word文儿的，单词文字的意思，spelled  是拼了的，in印在，the这读音，book，shook的变音，补课用的书，这样，挨着也它俺视这文字的视觉拼写印在这补课用的书上，意思和读音就完全一致了。
and I have no connection between 按的俺哈赴挠可乃可身比囤
what I see on paper and the word  哇它俺视昂皮拼 按的这文的
I can understand 俺可昂的是坦的
when it’s spoken闻尼此是报课
It was the same in Portuguese一它卧是这是吗引葡萄牙该字
I’d look at something 俺的露可挨它什么事
and not understand it按的昂的是坦的它
and I’d say 按的俺得噻
Would you please read it to me?“哇哦的你颇利兹瑞得它途咪？
这样一段英文的汉语读音的汉字就出来了，这就是语音的直译。
音译是想象出来的汉字读音和英语读音一样，意思也一样的汉字。

回复老百姓 22:08:23
上面是讲解
回复老百姓 22:08:28
葡萄牙语怎样直译读音呢？
   英语：‘Really, I do!’ Carla replied. ‘And,’ she added, ‘I’ve never read, for example. And now for me to sit down and read is quite uncomfortable. Well, I’m beginning to feel a little more comfortable,’ she said. ‘But I don’t visualize. For example, I know what pliitzlich is. We use it all the time. And yet 1 see the word spelled in the book, and I have no connection between what I see on paper and the word I can understand when it’s spoken. It was the same in Portuguese. I’d look at something and not understand it, and I’d say “Would you please read it to me?“’  
    葡萄牙语：  "Realmente, eu faço!" Carla respondeu. 'E', ela acrescentou: "Eu nunca tinha lido, por exemplo. E agora, para me sentar e ler é bastante desconfortável. Bem, eu estou começando a sentir um pouco mais confortável ", disse ela. "Mas eu não visualizar. Por exemplo, eu sei pliitzlich que é. Nós usamos o tempo todo. E ainda um vê a palavra escrita em livro, e eu não tenho nenhuma ligação entre o que eu vejo no papel e na palavra que eu posso entender quando ele é falado. Era o mesmo em Português. Eu olhava para algo e não compreendê-lo, e eu diria "Você poderia lê-lo para mim? '"
    这个葡萄牙语的文本很容易理解，因为它几乎都是英语的变形，Really到Realmente重复们的， I 到eu，she到ela， do到 faço， replied到 respondeu，瑞是乓的，回复发音道，And到e，added到acrescentou，啊扩声音道，never到 nunca 耐可， read到 tinha lido视哈里督， for example到 por exemplo，泼一个事然报了，And now 到 E agora 挨阿狗了，挨着就是阿够着了的现在，for me 到para me 巴拉咪，赴变成巴拉，sit down 变成sentar森它，and read is 到 e ler é，ler乐和阅是变音， é哦，是的意思，quite到 bastante 拔丝衬托，拔丝是增加了的意思，衬托是非常的意思，uncomfortable到 desconfortável抵死康服他哇奥，不是舒服的哇，Well到 Bem比目，这样，I’m beginning 到eu estou 爱有是我有的意思，已是头，已经从头开始的意思，和从根开始是一个意思， to feel 到começando，to是come的意思到来一个意思，飞悠悠的感觉和心事度过的感觉一样的意思，a little more 到a sentir um pouco mais 辛特吗剖可嘛事，辛苦的样子就是少得可怜意思，，comfortable到confortável康服她哇哦，健康舒服的哇啊，she said到disse ela蒂噻 伊拉，倒过来顺序，说的她，But I don’t visualize到Mas eu não visualizar没是，但是的意思，艾哟，俺呀，don’t就是não，英语no的读音，卫视例子啊，也是内视的认识的啊，只是带来尾音啊的声音而已，For example到Por exemplo变音，I know what pliitzlich is到eu sei pliitzlich que é俺视明白pliitzlich单词可以的意思，que是questiong的缩写，就是什么what的意思，e意思是， We use it all the time到Nós usamos o tempo todo额是汉语中的我的方言，usamos用使啊吗，o对应all的读音， tempo 就是time的读音，态吗吧 todo就是today的变音，And yet I see the word spelled in the book到E ainda vejo a palavra escrita em livro，这里E对应and，ainda对应yet， vejo 对应see，a对应 the ， palavra 对应word，普拉文了，单词的意思，escrita已是可瑞它，已经可以重复拼写他的意思，em和in读音一致，livro乐卫视罗，就是阅看咯的意思，and I have no connection 到 e eu não tenho nenhuma ligação 这里e对应and，eu对应I，tenho nenhuma对应have，nao对应no， ligação 对应connectiong， between what I see on paper 到entre o que eu vejo no papel 这里entre o 对应between， que 对应quastionh的what，eu对应I，vejo对应see，on对应no，papel 对应paper，and the word I can understand 到 e na palavra que eu posso entender ，这里e对应and ，na对应the，palavra对应 word ，que对应can，读音都为可，eu对应I ，posso entender 对应 understand ， when it’s spoken到quando ele é falado， It was the same in Portuguese到Era o mesmo em Português， I’d look at something 到Eu olhava para algo ，and not understand it到e não compreendê-lo，and I’d say 到 e eu diria ，Would you please read it to me?“到"Você poderia lê-lo para mim?
   你只要看着葡萄牙语的文本，就可以不看任何字典，再不会单词的情况下一一对应起来，读音就可以直接理解葡萄牙语，这就是压码获得语音的直译，不需要任何语言基础就可以做到外语的汉语直译语音的意思。


回复老百姓 22:08:52
这是葡萄牙语的范例
回复初心 22:09:08
我好好看看  
回复老百姓 22:10:35
如果可以一段一段练习的话，就说明没有障碍了
回复老百姓 22:11:03
换一个其他外语练习，就有经验了
回复老百姓 22:12:48
反正我感觉每一种外语都差不多，先练习一个有了体会可能会好一些
回复初心 22:14:41
只要一种语言有了突破，其它的应该就不难了  
回复初心 22:15:00
打破了缺口  
回复老百姓 22:16:04
是，我开始可能想得太容易了，因为我一天练习了一遍，也想让你练习一遍，体会一下，在针对一类的进行突破
回复老百姓 22:17:26
先练习一个也不错，就是开头不让苦难影响了兴致，卡拉都是被单词制住了，何况一般学员呢
回复老百姓 22:19:55
最后只要学员体会到，任何外语的单词只要看着文本读音就出来汉语意思了，也就达到目的了，最后这位学员我想一定就会征服100种外语的
回复初心 22:21:46
这很有成就  
回复老百姓 22:22:18
他们每个成功者都很厉害，一般的人估计学不会
回复老百姓 22:23:06
就像伯特的视觉就是这样
回复老百姓 22:24:04
学会以后应该会有突飞猛进的感觉
回复老百姓 22:24:36
看完一段就记住一段，用处很大
回复老百姓 22:25:20
卡拉的好处是用简单的语言表示复杂语言
回复老百姓 22:26:08
我目前已经综合了这三人的优势了
回复初心 22:26:20
伯特的视觉记忆是天生的，还是后天自己努力的  
回复老百姓 22:26:50
都是后生的，我比伯特要厉害一些层次
回复初心 22:27:06
压码鉴赏与评析外语教学法系列《七个外语成功者》为你解惑 这帖子我看得不仔细  
回复老百姓 22:27:20
如果和他一个层次就可能学不会了
回复初心 22:28:13
估计右脑激活了  
回复初心 22:28:34
以前听说过照相记忆  
回复老百姓 22:28:36
他刚达到看完文本想象文本的层次，我已经很多年就达到闭眼看图像了
回复老百姓 22:29:31
从作者介绍的他比作者高一个层次，我比他可能高两个层次
回复老百姓 22:30:02
所以我就拿伯特的方法，解决了卡拉的问题
回复初心 22:30:03
呵呵，您也真厉害  
回复老百姓 22:30:37
安的方法很像压码，不过是初级的
回复老百姓 22:31:28
她只达到可以回想语音，在书上有一些注音
回复老百姓 22:31:49
我的注音可以说达到炉火纯青地步了
回复老百姓 22:32:44
基本上任何语言都能快速精确注音了，对我们合成这三人的优势关系重大
回复老百姓 22:33:29
我还是层层推进比较好，这本书实在是太好了
回复老百姓 22:34:20
将我凌乱的压码法都回合在一起了，还找到了原因，这是最大的收获
回复初心 22:35:30
原来如此  
回复老百姓 22:36:45
以后我要给你们系统地讲解七个成功者这本书
回复老百姓 22:37:43
现在是书的每一节都引发我大量的方法，需要练习很多范例
回复老百姓 22:37:57
进度有点慢下来了
回复初心 22:38:53
别急，  
回复老百姓 22:38:57
因为我原来就会
回复老百姓 22:39:19
只是现在在将我的方法进行多次合成
回复老百姓 22:41:24
还是最重要的是找到每位成功者最本质的特征，学会他，再不断合成超过他，这就是压码
回复老百姓 22:42:33
就将他的这本书做原料，进行加工
回复老百姓 22:43:11
我从来没有学习其他的英语这样投入
回复老百姓 22:44:26
以后他讲到那个语言，我就练习那个语言，这样比较实用
回复初心 22:45:54
七人中也有人能直接音译么  
回复老百姓 22:46:06
看完一节以后就印在大脑里面
回复老百姓 22:46:17
还没有看到
回复老百姓 22:46:38
后面还有四个人呢
回复老百姓 22:47:27
卡拉的获得是一般的能力，就是一半获得，一半习得
回复初心 22:48:15
应该把七人各个特殊能力合成在一起  
回复老百姓 22:48:44
我还没有练习卡拉的口语方法
回复老百姓 22:49:17
应该和我的朗读拓展训练一致的
回复老百姓 22:50:02
我现在是在用伯特的方法先印在大脑里面
回复老百姓 22:50:29
通过形象思维进行启发各种方法
回复初心 22:51:15
视觉记忆能永久不忘？  
回复老百姓 22:51:41
因为占用时间，以后在发挥出方法后，再进行一次看着文章说口语练习
回复老百姓 22:52:14
再合成到其他外语，因为现在只是练习到各种外语的语音直接理解
回复老百姓 22:53:17
时间占用多，我就实验了50种语言的任意句子的只读和直译，基本是成功的
回复老百姓 22:53:37
现在需要对一个语言练习一个段落
回复老百姓 22:55:36
我是仔细看，看完以后，用一个线索将全部文章回忆出来
回复老百姓 22:56:25
方法依靠视觉想象，想象出来的写出来记下
回复老百姓 22:56:52
以前是想象出来很多，记录不下来
回复初心 22:59:15
我搞我的吧  
回复老百姓 22:59:26
好的
回复老百姓 22:59:38
你先练习着
回复老百姓 23:01:47
我明白了一个道理，就可以开发出来一系列的方法，再在你那里进行试验，看看差距在哪里，是什么原因就可以了
回复初心 23:02:31
这样啊，我也能学习到  
回复老百姓 23:03:08
因为多语言学习，还没有人总结出来系列方法啊
回复老百姓 23:04:18
就拿原来的我一天练习的一篇文章来说，自己练习是一回事，辅导学员和写出来就是另外一回事了
回复老百姓 23:04:58
我现在的各个方法还只是点到为止
回复老百姓 23:05:08
自己练习的量很少
回复老百姓 23:05:36
你一点学会方法以后，就可以加大练习量
回复老百姓 23:07:37
好了，你早点休息吧
回复初心 23:08:22
好的，了解了很多很感谢。  
回复老百姓 23:09:01
现在是有很多方法，以后慢慢了解吧
回复老百姓 23:09:12
今天先到这里
回复初心 23:09:21
再见  
回复老百姓 23:11:05
再见

日期:2010-8-15
回复WB 6:34:35
la老师好
回复老百姓 6:36:55
你好
回复WB 6:37:12
好早啊老师  
回复WB 6:37:17
最近还收学生吗  
回复老百姓 6:37:33
谁跟我学都行
回复老百姓 6:37:47
我每天都在辅导学员
回复老百姓 6:38:01
就是不收费
回复WB 6:38:33
啊我跟老师学行吗
回复老百姓 6:39:11
我个那个准备出去，你来了就去了
回复WB 6:39:22
恩？
回复WB 6:39:29
啥意思。。准备出去。。。我来了就去了？  
回复WB 6:39:30
恩？  
回复WB 6:39:37
对不起我不太懂
回复老百姓 6:39:56
不出去了，辅导你啊
回复WB 6:40:03
哦。呵呵。。谢谢
回复WB 6:40:17
我需要做些什么现在
回复老百姓 6:41:07
现在辅导学员200种外语的短语，看出汉语读音的练习
回复老百姓 6:41:30
你现在有时间吗
回复WB 6:41:36
这个我也不太明白  
回复WB 6:41:38
有时间  
回复老百姓 6:42:12
Welcome
回复WB 6:42:24
谢谢。。：）  
回复老百姓 6:42:29
这是英语的欢迎
回复老百姓 6:42:50
汉语怎么说呢，你会吗
回复老百姓 6:43:08
和英语读音一样，意思也一样
回复WB 6:43:17
啊？欢迎啊
回复老百姓 6:43:47
huanying 和英语读音不一样了
回复WB 6:44:17
那一样的是啥  
回复WB 6:44:25
不知道呢  
回复老百姓 6:45:12
为要客慕
回复WB 6:45:30
哦。这个意思  
回复WB 6:45:32
明白了  
回复老百姓 6:45:45
或者我哟客吗
回复WB 6:46:07
这不是用汉语表音了吗？
回复老百姓 6:46:22
这样读音和意思就一样了，你说汉语英美人就以为是在说英语了
回复老百姓 6:46:40
表音还要表意
回复WB 6:46:44
但是这样发音不是会不准吗
回复老百姓 6:47:49
压码法是精确细腻读音的，注音可以达到任何其他方法都打不到的程度
回复老百姓 6:48:10
Afrikaans Welkom  
回复老百姓 6:48:23
南非语
回复WB 6:48:24
哦  
回复老百姓 6:48:44
你打字一下汉字
回复WB 6:49:02
但是我不知道这个南非语怎么读
回复WB 6:49:05
我怎么打汉字
回复老百姓 6:49:24
你读一下和英语一样的读音
回复WB 6:49:54
啊福利看思外啊扩募
回复老百姓 6:51:09
Welkom 注音：wekm只有四个读音

回复老百姓 6:51:45
你写出了九个汉字，就是就个读音了，和外语不一样
回复WB 6:52:38
啊。
回复WB 6:52:40
那

老百姓 6:52:55
汉语打字w出现“我和为”都可以
回复老百姓 6:53:52
打el不行出现的是而来、恶劣、二楼、二来都是两个字
回复老百姓 6:54:09
怎么办呢，要打字一个汉字
回复WB 6:54:20
爱
回复老百姓 6:54:41
也可以
回复老百姓 6:55:15
要，或者哟
回复老百姓 6:55:59
wel是well的缩写，意思的愿意，将要的意思
回复老百姓 6:57:03
要，或者我要，为要，为有，为哟意思就一致了
回复WB 6:57:19
恩  
回复老百姓 6:57:25
co第三个读音的汉字怎么打
回复老百姓 6:58:38
ko
回复WB 6:59:04
扣
回复老百姓 6:59:19
南非语和英语的字母不同但是读音一样
回复老百姓 6:59:43
m呢
回复老百姓 7:01:17
come和kom读音和意思一样，是到来的意思
回复老百姓 7:02:33
我用“客慕”来表示客人慕名而来的意思，就知道客人来了
回复老百姓 7:03:36
所以四个汉字和四个南非语或者四个英语读音一样
回复老百姓 7:04:20
我爱客慕，我要客慕，为有客慕，为要客慕
回复老百姓 7:05:03
你一看就是客人来了我表示欢迎的意思，对方爱听
回复老百姓 7:05:15
明白了吗？
回复老百姓 7:05:58
这样汉语音译，就是直译，保持语音和意思不变，就是正确的
回复老百姓 7:06:12
什么样不正确呢？
回复老百姓 7:07:06
问了克母
回复老百姓 7:08:03
这个短语汉字好有welcome的意思吗？没有了，读音一样叫做谐音，谐音不对
回复老百姓 7:08:34
Danish Velkommen  
回复老百姓 7:09:50
丹麦语你音译一下
回复老百姓 7:10:49
为邀叩门
回复老百姓 7:11:22
还是欢迎的意思
回复老百姓 7:13:13
读音基本和英语一致，men和me有一点读音的区别
回复老百姓 7:13:29
Dutch Welkom  
回复老百姓 7:13:47
荷兰语一样
回复老百姓 7:14:27
Faroese Vælkomin 法罗语你打字汉语
回复WB 7:15:32
但是不能都找出意也一样的啊
回复WB 7:15:44
汉语里不能找出都一样的，意义还对应一样的
回复老百姓 7:16:31
我哟可睦迎
回复老百姓 7:16:54
这是五个读音，多了一个读音in
回复老百姓 7:17:27
为要客慕迎
回复老百姓 7:17:55
都是欢迎的意思和读音
回复老百姓 7:18:40
你随便打字很多字都可以，只要语音和意思都一直就可以
回复WB 7:19:09
哦！
回复老百姓 7:19:10
我爱客睦迎  
回复WB 7:19:21
我需要消化下
回复WB 7:19:22
：）  
回复老百姓 7:19:47
这样你只要大脑想象出来可以用很多的表达方式都没有错
回复老百姓 7:20:24
German Willkommen  德语
回复老百姓 7:21:48
你看每个外语读音一样，意思就一样，但是字母组合都有一点区别，这就可以认为互为方言变音，书写细微的变化就可以了
回复WB 7:22:09
哦！！
回复老百姓 7:22:33
最主要的是你见到应予以外的其它外语，你能够很快看出读音，自己会这些单词就可以了
回复WB 7:22:36
我抠门。呵呵  
回复WB 7:22:43
这个德语
回复老百姓 7:23:14
我要叩门
回复WB 7:23:27
我要叩门
回复老百姓 7:23:58
别让人家以为你抠门不喜欢人家就可以
回复老百姓 7:24:47
我要开门，就是喜欢，欢迎，迎接客人的意思
回复老百姓 7:25:14
所以你的思路越联系越开阔
回复WB 7:25:22
恩
回复老百姓 7:26:01
原来的几个外语的汉字也可以，只要体现这个德语的特征语音和意思的区别就可以了
回复老百姓 7:26:21
为有客门
回复老百姓 7:26:33
我要客门
回复WB 7:26:44
恩
回复老百姓 7:26:53
ill和ell都一样
回复老百姓 7:27:24
e和i、y是可以互换书写在不同语言里面的
回复WB 7:27:34
恩  
回复WB 7:27:38
是这样
回复老百姓 7:27:45
Icelandic Velkomin(n)  
回复老百姓 7:27:57
冰岛语
回复老百姓 7:28:34
这里的v和w可以互换书写在不同语言里面
回复老百姓 7:29:17
非要客们迎
回复WB 7:29:59
我需要消化下呵呵  
回复老百姓 7:30:19
我要客迎 要4个字，不能5个字
回复老百姓 7:30:54
v和f、w读音一致的变音
回复老百姓 7:31:25
Luxembourgish Wëllkomm  
回复老百姓 7:31:40
卢森堡语
回复老百姓 7:32:38
ë这里上面多了两点是e的变音的意思
回复WB 7:32:54
恩！
回复老百姓 7:33:22
e读音可以读一，艾，安这就是变音
回复WB 7:33:47
恩  
回复老百姓 7:33:49
汉字一样
回复老百姓 7:34:19
Swedish Välkommen (sg) Välkomna (pl)  
回复老百姓 7:34:31
瑞典语
回复老百姓 7:37:13
ä的特殊符号和E一样，拉丁字母的外语属于英语类外语，和英语字母的区别只有1-4个几个读音有变音，多几个或者少几个字母，一般用一个字母上面的标记表示，就是说和这个字母接近有变音
回复WB 7:37:43
恩。。但是怎么读  
回复老百姓 7:37:46
你将一个人来和几个人来的汉字区别一下
回复老百姓 7:38:30
外国人不懂读音是有声母决定的，还以为是有韵母决定的
回复老百姓 7:39:38
实际上外语管着a e i o u 叫做元音，就是原始读音，最重要的读音，管着声母的读音叫做辅音
回复老百姓 7:40:28
实际上他们将语言的重要程度正好理解相反，所以外国人的读音很混乱
回复WB 7:41:27
哦。。
回复老百姓 7:41:43
我们只要将声母读准，就不影响读音的理解意思，注音只要声母，不要韵母只是对声音的调整
回复老百姓 7:43:30
外国人一个单词也有几个声母也有几个韵母，也有有声母没有韵母的，也有有韵母没有声母的，所以外国人不是一个读音一个字，而汉语一个读音只有一个字，一个字也只有一个读音
回复老百姓 7:44:31
你将外语换成汉语的单音字，外语的发音和拼写就确定了，你看到字母就能及准确读音，记准确外语的拼写
回复WB 7:44:54
哦！
回复WB 7:45:12
大概明白点了
回复老百姓 7:45:51
我要客门是单数一人到来的欢迎词
回复老百姓 7:46:28
我要客慕呐是复数几个人到来的欢迎词
回复老百姓 7:47:11
你不会说错，也不用学习语法就能精确记忆区别
回复WB 7:47:24
哦  
回复老百姓 7:47:42
Volapük Vekömö  
回复老百姓 7:48:19
沃拉普克语
回复老百姓 7:48:42
这个是o变音
回复老百姓 7:50:21
五个元音都是在不同语言里面变音的，不同地方一变化首先变的就是这五个元音，所以他们根本就不是元音，元音应该是原始根本的不变或者变换很少的音节才对

老百姓 7:50:43
o变音会变成那些呢？
回复WB 7:51:09
哦  
回复WB 7:51:24
饿
回复老百姓 7:51:50
ao ou ow o i u ew e an 等等实际上都不根本改变意思，你只要轻轻读就可以了
回复WB 7:52:13
哦
回复老百姓 7:53:11
他这里读的快一些轻读弱读略读是缓慢变化的就少l音
回复老百姓 7:53:43
为客吗
回复老百姓 7:54:28
Vekömö 注音三个字vkm
回复老百姓 7:55:19
也是welcome的读音和意思，只是连读略读了第二音el
回复WB 7:55:48
恩。。。
回复老百姓 7:55:50
所以在看外语的时候，你一见就认识了
回复WB 7:57:35
恩。。好像基本都一样
回复老百姓 7:57:49
wvf变音，还可以变音为b
回复老百姓 7:58:03
Corsican Bonavinuta  
回复老百姓 7:58:24
科西嘉语
回复老百姓 7:59:44
出现难度了吧，你看看还能猜出来汉字吗
回复WB 8:00:16
这个不能
回复老百姓 8:00:19
bnvnt
回复老百姓 8:00:56
先注音保证汉字读音个数的准确，固定死有几个汉字组成
回复老百姓 8:01:10
5个读音声母
回复老百姓 8:01:54
遇到很少见到外语，你读音不会就看声母，将声母找出来即可确定外语读音
回复WB 8:02:17
哦。。
回复老百姓 8:02:23
所以不论任何外语你都能只读，就是见到就会读
回复老百姓 8:03:30
宾那为你（友）他
回复WB 8:03:39
恩。。。
回复WB 8:03:47
但是我担心读多了这样的
回复WB 8:03:52
读得就不准了
回复老百姓 8:04:23
这里你和友是一个读音，用（）表示
回复老百姓 8:04:31
nu
回复老百姓 8:04:56
u读ew
回复老百姓 8:05:22
e是声母，n也是声母
回复老百姓 8:06:27
你可以用宾那为你他，或者宾那为友他表示都可以，注意你不论用那个汉字都要知道读音是nu
回复老百姓 8:06:37
牛
回复老百姓 8:07:10
贵宾是你啊，欢迎
回复老百姓 8:08:05
这个他实际上是啊，呀，吗，吧，啦，嗒，嘎，哇等尾音，就是汉语的儿化音，没有意义
回复WB 8:09:02
这些需要我们自己去找了
回复WB 8:09:04
然后记住吗
回复老百姓 8:09:08
b和w、v、f就发生了变音，一些学员就不理解这样的生词了，实际上你练习以后任何外语都没有生词了
回复老百姓 8:10:28
不需要记住，你练习多了什么变音规律都掌握了，因为你就是在26个字母里面变化，记忆26个字母比记忆几万单词容易多了
回复老百姓 8:10:47
他还可以变音为d
回复老百姓 8:11:10
Croatian Dobrodošli  
回复老百姓 8:11:40
克罗地亚语
回复老百姓 8:12:06
r变音l，n
回复老百姓 8:12:25
这是一些国家和地区的发音的细腻区别
回复老百姓 8:13:07
克罗地亚而不叫克若提亚
回复老百姓 8:14:09
度波啰渡是哩
回复WB 8:15:04
那我需要怎么掌握这些呢
回复老百姓 8:15:10
不好理解汉语了，汉语的方言就是这样的带一些尾音，而普通话将这些无关紧要的尾音都去掉了你就习惯了
回复老百姓 8:15:49
每个字母都是有意思的，你只要见到字母就知道意思，这是外语不用学习生词的根本原因
回复老百姓 8:17:20
这里一个说你是渡过来come的意思，一个说我在度你，就是我要的意思，wel
回复WB 8:17:44
恩。。
回复老百姓 8:18:08
所以你只要见到这连个do知道用的单词分别是度和渡意思不同，你这个句子就理解了
回复老百姓 8:19:04
我请你这位长途跋涉度过了的客人，就是欢迎的意思
回复WB 8:19:10
恩。。  
回复老百姓 8:19:57
理解单词就看关键字母，理解句子就看关键单词，理解文章就看关键句子
回复老百姓 8:20:50
一个一个字母就理解了一个生词，我们在练习英语的时候，学习了这么多年总是有很多生词，所以生词是学不完的
回复老百姓 8:21:33
遇到生词只要看一个字母读音就可以理解了，这是最根本的学习生词，一劳永逸的办法
回复老百姓 8:22:09
从来都不用查字典，现在连英语字典也不用查就可以简单字母理解
回复WB 8:22:46
那我得看了多烧  
回复WB 8:22:47
才能
回复老百姓 8:23:17
比如v是看的意思，就是卫视的视，看是see 的s就是视觉的视
回复老百姓 8:24:05
越练习越简单，我现在几乎没有生词，实际上我只有英语1万词汇量
回复老百姓 8:24:42
Esperanto Bonvenon  
回复老百姓 8:24:48
世界语
回复WB 8:24:57
哦  
回复老百姓 8:25:22
我们音译一下语言名称
回复老百姓 8:26:08
earth是地球变音es，你想到没有
回复老百姓 8:27:33
就是地球上变的简单了容易的“易”e，th读s的变音，你又发现t和s之间可以变音了th还读d
回复老百姓 8:27:47
d是地球的d
回复WB 8:28:13
恩~  
回复WB 8:28:14
然后。。  
回复老百姓 8:28:36
per是很多的意思颇，也是破译的破的意思
回复老百姓 8:29:22
ran的r是l的变音land是地的意思
回复老百姓 8:29:54
to图途吐土
回复老百姓 8:30:48
es ease是容易的缩写
回复老百姓 8:31:23
这样地球很多的语言说出来容易的语言，就是世界语
回复老百姓 8:32:19
易是颇兰吐
回复老百姓 8:33:01
简单的很多地球语言说话
回复老百姓 8:33:54
博闻你呢，遇到这样的人你能不欢迎吗
回复老百姓 8:34:44
在句子里面你不需要翻译，知道知道字母的意思你连接起来整个文章就能理解，就是这样个原因，你可以任意想象
回复WB 8:35:09
恩
回复WB 8:35:23
但是这个需要很长时间的训练吧  
回复老百姓 8:35:47
这就是遇到一些很偏僻地域的外语方言，你都能理解的生词，外语第一次看到就相当于一个英语的100%生词的情况，你全部都是生词也能直接理解
回复老百姓 8:37:16
你练习一次就学会了方法，因为26个字母，练习一会就重复了，和练习单词不一样，很长时间也没有复习到达机会，所以单词会经常忘记，而字母是不会忘记的
回复老百姓 8:38:39
实际上我练习外语阅读当时理解了也多数忘记了，但是下次简单一定会理解的，就是重新读音的，而且其他单词也这样理解了
回复老百姓 8:39:06
French Bienvenue  
回复老百姓 8:39:20
法语的你打汉字吧
回复老百姓 8:40:54
只要看有几个读音，看里面的几个关键字母就理解了单词
回复老百姓 8:41:47
宾迎闻你牛
回复WB 8:41:55
别虐牛
回复老百姓 8:42:52
看到你的传闻很厉害我用贵宾的仪式欢迎你哦
回复WB 8:42:56
老师对不起。下次继续上行吗？一般你什么时候有空？我这里快三点了。。我明天六点半出去打工：）
回复WB 8:43:08
我上午起来消化一下。。然后提问。。。
回复老百姓 8:43:08
再见
回复WB 8:43:22
非常谢谢老师我还要去论坛看啥 ？可以给我留言吗？~  
回复老百姓 8:43:24
你在德国啊，忘了
回复WB 8:43:26
非常感谢！  
回复WB 8:43:28
恩。。  
回复WB 8:43:55
谢谢。那我去睡觉了 ~ ：）  
回复老百姓 8:44:29
再见

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Breton (Brittany France) [informal]          Salud dit
Breton [Vannetais] (S. Brittany France)      Demat deoh
Breton [Vannetais] (S. Brittany France)[inf] Demat dis
Brigidian (western Ireland)                  Aiah ban twon
Brigidian (western Ireland)                  Aiah ban twons
Bru (Vietnam)                                Bán té
Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya)                     Mlembe
Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya)                     Mulembe
Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya)                     Oreina
Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya)                     Kamakhuwa
Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) [to important p.]   Omu angafu akoboole
[Bulgar, see Chuvash]
Bulgarian (Bulgaria)                         Zdraveite
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal]              Zdravei
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal]              Zdrave
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal]              Zdrasti
Bulgarian (Bulgaria)                         Dobar den
Bulu (Cameroon)                              Mbôlô
Bunun (Taiwan)                               Masialasang
Bura (Nigeria)                               Usa
Burmese (Myanmar)                            Mingala ba
Burmese (Myanmar)                            Nekaoyela
Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten?]          T'amin sapibila?
Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten, by man]   K'amya t'amin sapyibabyila?
Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten, bu woman] Shin t'amin sapyiabyila?  
Burmese (Myanmar) [answer: I have eaten]     Sapyibabyi
Burmese (Myanmar) [where are you going?]     Be thwa malo le?
Burmese (Myanmar) [answer: around here]      Di na le be
Burushashki (Northern Pakistan)              Asalam aleykum
Burushashki (Northern Pakistan)              Leh
Buryat (Mongolia)                            Sain baina uu
[Busoga, see Soga]
[Byelorussian, see Belorussian]

Cahuilla (S.California USA) [call attention] Wáa
Cajun (Louisiana United States)              Bon jour
Calapalo (Brazil)                            Rena-voítse
[Caló, see Romani [Gitano]]
[Cambodian, see Khmer]
Camuno (Italy) [formal]                      Bondesiorìa
Canela (Brazil)                              Hââ-pô
Cantonese (China)                            Néih hóu
Cantonese (China)                            Neilhou
Cantonese (China)                            Lay ho
Cantonese (China)                            Ho yat
Cantonese (China)                            Ngh on
Cantonese (China)                            Jou san
[Caribe, see Garífuna]
Cassubian (northwestern Poland)              Witóm
Cassubian (northwestern Poland)              Witôjze
Cassubian (central Kaszebe Poland)           Mojn
Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France)             Hola
Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France)             Bon dia
Cayuga (Ontario Canada, New York USA)        Sga-noh
Cayuga (Ontario Canada, New York USA)        Sge:no
[Cebuano, see Visayan]
[Chagga, see Kichagga]
Chakma (India, Bangladesh)                   Jhu
Chakma (India, Bangladesh)                   Oy
Chakma (India, Bangladesh)                   Namaskar
Chaldean (Iraq)                              Shlama illakh
Cham (Southeast Asia)                        Salam
Cham (Southeast Asia)                        Salaamz
Cham (Southeast Asia)                        Salamu alaikum
Cham (Southeast Asia) [answer]               Alaikum salam
Chamorro (Guam)                              Hafa
Chamorro (Guam)                              Hafa adai
Chamorro (Guam) [to a man, informal]         Hafa gachong
Chamorro (Guam) [to a woman, informal]       Hafa cheluho
[Chaoshou, see Min Nam]
[Chapai, see Chuj]
Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [morning]        Cua nque' msaa
Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [afternoon]      Cua nque' xlyaa
Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [evening]        Cua nque' sii
Chechen (North Caucasus Russia)              Marsha voghiila
Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [to man]     Marsha woghiila
Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [to woman]   Marsha yoghiila
Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [plural]     Marsha doghiila
Chechen (North Caucasus Russia)              Assalaamu calaikum
Cheke Holo [Maringe] (Solomon Islands)       Keli fara
Cheke Holo [Maringe] (Solomon Islands)       Hameron keli
Cherokee (Oklahoma and North Carolina USA)   O-si-yo
Cherokee (Oklahoma and North Carolina USA)   Si-yo
Cherokee (Oklahoma and North Carolina USA)   Si-yu
Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA) [to man]   Haaahe
Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA)            Haaah, epivah-wuh-ennah
Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA)            Pave-ésheeva
Chichewa (Malawi)                            Moni
Chichewa (Malawi)                            Muli bwanji
Chichewa (Malawi) [child to older relatives] Moni akuka
Chichewa (Angoniland Malawi)                 Tikuoneni
Chickasaw (Oklahoma USA)                     Halito
[Chiga, see Kiga]
[Chigogo, see Kigogo]
Chilenje (Zambia)                            Mwabonwa
Chilomwe (Malawi)                            Mo seriwa
[Chinese, see dialects: Cantonese, Mandarin, Min Dong and Min Nam]
Chinook Jargon (British Colum. Canada, USA)  LhaXayEm
Chinook Jargon (British Colum. Canada, USA)  Klahowya
Chinyanja (Southern Africa)                  Mònì
Chinyanja (Southern Africa)                  Bwino
[Chippewa, see Ojibwe]
Chisena (Malawi)                             Bondia
Chishona (Southern Africa) [singular]        Mhoro
Chishona (Southern Africa) [plural]          Mhoroi
Chishona (Southern Africa) [reply]           Ehoi
Chishona (Southern Africa) [formal]          Tikukwaziwai
Chishona (Southern Africa)                   Kwaziwai
Chishona (Southern Africa)                   Kanjan
Chishona (Southern Africa)                   Hevoi
Chishona (Southern Africa)                   Uribo
Chishona (Southern Africa)                   Mauya
[Chisona, see Chishona]
Chitonga (Malawi)                            Mwe uli?
Chitonga (Malawi) [answer]                   Teu mampha
Chitonga (Zambia) [morning]                  Mwabuka buti
Chitonga (Zambia) [afternoon]                Mwalibizya
Chitonga (Zambia) [afternoon]                Mwayusa
Chitumbuka (Malawi, Zambia)                  Monire
Chitumbuka (Malawi, Zambia)                  Yewo
[Chivenda, see Venda]
Chiyao (Malawi, Tanzania, Mozambique)        Quamboni
Chiyao (Malawi, Tanzania, Mozambique)        Subayeedi
Choctaw (Oklahoma USA)                       Halito
Chokwe (Congo-Kinshasha, Angola, Zambia)     Moyo
Chontal (Oaxaca Mexico, Guatemala)           Xósa
Chortí (Guatemala)                           C'oten
Chorti (Guatemala) [response to C'oten]      Chiquento
Chuj (Guatemala)                             Buenos día
Chukchi (Russia) [most common]               Ye'ti
Chukchi (Russia)                             Ge'et-i-git
Chukchi (Russia)                             Toro'ma
Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA)       Haku
Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA)       Yawa
Chuuk (Micronesia)                           Ran allim
Chuuk (Micronesia)                           Ráán ánnim
Chuuk (Micronesia) [to a man]                Ráán ánnim o
Chuuk (Micronesia) [to a woman]              Ráán ánnim ne
Chuuk (Mortlock Micronesia)                  Ráán állim
Chuuk (Chuuk Lagoon Micronesia)              Ran annim
Chuvash (Russia)                             Salam
Chuvash (Russia)                             Avani
[Circassian, see Adyghe]
Coche (Brazil)                               Nabasti
Cochimí (Baja California Norte Mexico)       Auka
Cocopa (Baja California Mexico, Arizona USA) Auka
Coeur d'Alene (Idaho USA)                    Qhest
Comanche (Oklahoma USA)                      Haa
Comanche (Oklahoma USA)                      Maruawe
Comanche (Oklahoma USA)                      Maruawe, haitsi
Comorian (Comoros)                           Bariza djioni
Comorian (Comoros)                           Habari
Comorian (Comoros)                           Salama
[Congo, see Kikongo]
[Conibo, see Shipibo]
Coos (Oregon USA)                            Ta'i
Cornish (Great Britain)                      You
Cornish (Great Britain)                      Dydh da
Cornish (Great Britain) [formal]             Durdathawhy
Corsican (France)                            Bonghjornu
Cree (Canada)                                Tánisi
Cree (Canada)                                Tân'si
Cree (Canada)                                Wâciye
Cree (Ouje-Bougoumou Quebec Canada)          Kwaay
[Creek, see Muskogee]
Creole (Dominican Republic) [morning]        Bon jou
Creole (St. Lucia)                           Bonjou
[Creole (French Guyana), see Kréyòl]
[Creole (Haiti), see Kwéyòl]
[Creole (Seychelles), see Seselwa]
Crioulo (Guinea-Bissau)                      Kuma
Crioulo (Guinea-Bissau)                      Bom dia
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia)                   Zdravo
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia)                   Zhivio
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [informal]        Bok
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [informal]        Bog
[Crow, see Apsaaloke]      
[Cymraeg, see Welsh]                
Czech (Czech Republic)                       Dobrý den
Czech (Czech Republic)                       Nazdar
Czech (Czech Republic) [informal]            Ahoj

Dagaare (Ghana, Burkina Faso)                Fo be song
Dagbani (Ghana)                              Naatuma
Dakelh (Canada)                              Hadih
Dakota (USA, Canada) [by male]               Hau
Dakota (USA, Canada) [by female]             Han
Dakota (USA, Canada) [to a friend by male]   Hau koda
[Damara, see Nama]
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[man to a man]   Nayak
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[man to sev.men] Nayak lak
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[by/to a woman]  La'uk
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[by/to women]    La'uk nya
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)                 Halao
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)                 Halabok nak
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)                 Halabasi nak
Dani (Indoensia, New Guinea)[man to man]     Hagul nak    
Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[woman to woman] Heget nak  
Danish (Denmark, Greenland)                  Goddag
Danish (Denmark, Greenland)                  Hej
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal]       Hejsa
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal]       Hej
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal]       Davs
Danish (South Jutland)                       Mojn
Dari (Afghanistan)                           Chotor asty
Dawan (Indonesia) [where are you going?]     Noe me?
Dawan (Indonesia) [ans: I'm going to...]     Au nao no...
Dayak [Land Dayak] (Indonesia)               Elsalam
Dayak [Iban] (Indonesia)                     Elsalaam
[Delaware, see Lenape]
Deg Xinag (Alaska)                           Ade'
[Deutsch, see German]
Dhivehi (Maldives)                           Assalaam u alaykum
Dhivehi (Maldives)                           Us-salaam alaikum
Dhivehi (Maldives)                           Assalam aleikum
Dhivehi (Maldives) [answer]                  Aleikum assalam
Dhivehi (Maldives) [informal]                Kihineh
[Didiu, see Cochimí]
[Diegueño, see Kumeyaay]
Dinka (Sudan)                                Ci yi bak
Diola (Senegal)                              Kasumai
Diola (Senegal)                              Kasumaò
Diola (Senegal) [reply]                      Kasumi kepp
Diola (Senegal)                              Aa
[Dioula, see Dyula]
Djabugay (Queensland Australia)              Djirri-nyurra
Douala (Cameroon)                            Obusi
Drehu (New Caledonia)                        Bozo
Drehu (New Caledonia)                        Bozu
Drehu (New Caledonia)                        Talofa
Dumna Yokuts (San Joaquin River Calif.USA)   Hawaan
Dusun (Sabah Malaysia)                       Okuro-kuro noh?
Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium)                 Hallo
Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium)                 Hoi
Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium)                 Dag
Dutch (Netherlands)                          Morgen
Dutch (Netherlands)                          Môge
Dutch (Netherlands)                          Goedendag
Dutch (Netherlands) [in spoken language]     Goeiedag
Dutch (Netherlands) [rarely used]            Hai
Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth]          Helaba
Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth]          Yoe
Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth]          Hiya
[Dyerma, see Zarma]
Dyirbal (NE Queensland Australia)            Nginda wunydjangum
Dyirbal (NE Queensland Australia)            Nginda bayi wunydjangum?
Dyribal (NE Queensland Australia)            Nginda
Dyula (Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali)    Dansi
Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [reply by men]         Nba
Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [reply by woman]       Ns´
Dyula (Burkina Faso)                         I dansi
Dyula (Burkina Faso) [reply by men]          Am baa
Dyula (Burkina Faso) [reply by women]        Am séé
Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [entering house]       Koko
Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [to person working]    I ni baara
Dzongkha (Bhutan)                            Kuzu zangpo
Dzongkha (Bhutan)                            Kuzu zangpo la
Dzongkha (Bhutan)                            Yala
[Dzhudezmo, see Ladino]

Edo (Nigeria)                                Kóyo
Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at home]          Ób'ówa
Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at work]          Ób'ínwìnà
Efik (Africa)                                Idem fo
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)                     Iiti
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)                     Iiti em hotep
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[lit. in peace]      Em hotep
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[in great peace]     Em hotep nefer
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[very great peace]   Em hotep nefer weret
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[plural]             Yii em hotep
Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[informal]           Yeh
Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a man]          Aw ibek
Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a woman]        Aw ibetj
Ejagham (Cameroon, Nigeria)                  Nkuba
Ekegusii (Kenya) [to one person]             Imbuya ore?
Ekegusii (Kenya) [to several people]         Imbuya more?
Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by one person]      Imbuya ande
Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by several people]  Imbuya tore
Enga (Papua New Guinea)                      Kotáka
English (America, Australia, UK)             Hello
English (America, UK) [formal]               Good day
English (America) [informal]                 Hi
English (Australia)                          G'day
English (Australia)                          Hiya
English (New Zealand)                        Gidday
English (Southern USA) [to more than one]    Hi y'all
English [Strine dialect] (Australia)         Hay gaan
English [Strine dialect] (Australia)         Hezza gaan
English [Texan dialect] (Texas USA)          Howdy
English [New Oreleans dialect](Lousiana USA) Where ya'at
English [Middle English] (old England)       Gode dai
English [Middle English] (old England)       Gode dei
English [Old English] (old Britain)          Ic grete þe
Eora (Australia)                             Boodyeri kamuru
Erzya (Russia)                               Shumbrat
[Eskimo, see Alutiiq, Inuktitut, Iñupiaq, Kalaallisut and Yup'ik]
Esperanto (international use)                Saluton
Esselen (Big Sur California USA)             Saleki asatsa
Estonian (Estonia)                           Tervist
Estonian (Estonia)                           Tere
Estonian (Estonia)                           T歛u
Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working]     Jõudu
Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working]     Tere jõudu
Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working]     Jõudu tööle
Estonian (Estonia) [reply when working]      Tarvis
Estonian [Old Estonian] (old Estonia)        Terveh
Eton (Cameroon)                              Më të wa kon
Eton (Cameroon)                              Më të wa kone
Eton (Cameroon) [to other side of street]    Më të wa kone wale
Eton (Cameroon) [reply]                      Kiri mbang
[Euskara, see Basque]
Even (Russia)                                Torova
Éwé (Ghana, Togo)                            Nilyenia
Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [response]                 Mile
Éwé (Ghana, Togo)                            Wayzo
Éwé (Ghana, Togo)                            Fien
Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a person working]      Ayekoo
Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a group working]       Aanyekoo
Ewondo (Cameroon)                            Mbebekiri
Ewondo (Cameroon)                            Mbembé kidi

Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea)              Mbôlo
Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea) [to one]     M'bole
Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea) [to more]    M'bolani
Fante (Ghana, Burkina Faso)                  Daa daa oo
Fante (Ghana, Burkina Faso)                  Modofo
Faroese (Faroe Islands)                      Hallo
Faroese (Faroe Islands) [informal]           Hey
Faroese (Faroe Islands) [when surprised]     Píka sjey
Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan)          Salaam
Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan)          Sa'lam
Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan)          Khush amadeed
Fijian (Fiji)                                Bula
Fijian (Fiji)                                Ni sa bula
Fijian (Fiji)                                Bula vi naka
Fijian (Fiji)                                Ni sa bula vi naka
Fijian (Fiji) [to two people]                Drau bula
Fijian (Fiji) [to a group]                   Dou bula
Fijian (Fiij) [to group, stranger, superior] Ni bula
Fijian (Fiji) [reply]                        Io
Fijian (Fiji) [reply - respectful]           Ia
[Filipino, see Tagalog]
Finnish (Finland)                            Päivää
Finnish (Finland)                            Terve
Finnish (Finland) [informal, common]         Moi
Finnish (Finland) [informal, common]         Hei
Finnish (Finland) [informal]                 Moikka
Finnish (Finland) [formal]                   Hyvää päivää
[Flemish, see Dutch (Belgium)]
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            Kudeu
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Oku
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A fon a
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A do gangi a?
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Een, un do gangi
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A do yi yi we a?
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Een, un do gangi
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A do dagbe a?
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Een, un do dagbe
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A do fine a?
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Een, un do fi
Fon (Benin, Togo)                            A de u wa?
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Een, un de u
Fon (Benin, Togo) [after long absense]       Azan yi aton
Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply]                    Dokpo je ji
Fon (Benin, Togo) [to a person working]      Kudazo
Fon-Gbe (Benin)                              Kuabo
Fore (Papua New Guinea)                      Kagíé
Fore (Papua New Guinea)                      Kwarìgíné
French (Europe, Africa, Canada)              Bonjour
French (Europe, Africa, Canada)              Salut
Frisian [Westerlauwer] (Netherlands)         Goeie
Frisian [Westerlauwer] (Netherlands)         Goedei
Frisian (Schleswig-Holstein Germany)         God dai
Friulian (northern Italy)                    Bundì
[Fuchou, see Min Dong]
Fulani (West Africa) [to one person]         No ngoola daa
Fulani (West Africa) [to several people]     No ngoola dong
Fulani (West Africa)                         No wayi
Fulani (West Africa)                         A jaaraama
Fulani (West Africa)                         Tanaala
Fulani (West Africa)                         Sadu
Fulani (West Africa)                         Ngnalène é diam
[Furlan, see Friulian]
Futuna (Wallis and Futuna)                   Malo le kataki
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu)                       Jinisa
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to two people]       Rinisa
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people]     Jikanisa
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people]     Jikanesa
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people]     Jikanesa kokautau
Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to more than three]  Niganisa
Fuuta Jalon (Guinea)                         Toolii

Ga (Ghana)                                   Mingabu
Ga (Ghana)                                   Odze ku
[Gabrieleño, see Tongva]
[Gaelic, see Irish Gaeilge and Scottish Gaelic]
Gagauz (southern Moldova)                    Gün aydin
Gagauz (southern Moldova) [informal]         Selam
Galician (Spain)                             Hola
[Galla, see Oromo]
Gallo (France)                               Comant q'c'est?
Ganai (Australia)                            Wunman njinde
Gammon (Ireland)                             Buri talosk
Ganu (Malaysia)                              Guana mu lenin sihak dok
Garífuna (Guatemala)                         Buíti bináfi
Garo (India, Bangladesh)                     Sa lam
Gascon (France)                              Salut
Gbhanda (Liberia)                            Yanela
Gbhanda (Liberia)                            Okonia
Ge'ez (Ethiopia)                             Sälam läki
Georgian (Georgia)                           Gamardjobat
Georgian (Georgia)                           Gamardjobah
Georgian (Georgia) [informal reply]          Gagimarjos
German (Central Europe)                      Guten Tag  
German (Central Europe)                      Hallo
German (Central Europe) [informal]           Grüß dich
German (Central Europe) [informal]           Tag
German (Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) Hoi
German (Austria, Bavaria, Wurttemburg)       Grüß Gott
German (Vienna Austria) [in spoken language] Griass God
German (Vienna Austria) [in spoken language] Seavas
German (Bavarian Alps) [in spoken language]  Griass di
German (Bavarian Alps) [in spoken language]  Griass enk
German (Bavarian Alps)                       Hallo
German (Southern Bavaria)                    Servus
German (Bairische)                           Hä
German (Bairische)                           Hää
German (Bairische)                           Griàßdigood
German (Bairische)                           Griàßdi nachà
German (Northern Germany)                    Moin
German (Northern Germany)                    Moin moin
German (Basel Switzerland) [polite]          Griezi  
German (Bern Switzerland) [spoken]           Grü-essech
German (Bern Switzerland) [spoken]           Grü-esdi
German (Chur Switzerland) [polite form]      Grazi
German (Chur Switzerland) [polite form]      Gruiazi
German (Chur Switzerland) [familiar form]    Ciao
German (Schaffhausen Switzerland) [spoken]   Grüazi
German [Süd-Tirol/South Tyrol] (Italy)       Ers Gott
German [Hessisch] (Germany)                  Guude
German [Südhessisch] (Germany)               Ei guude wie
German [Südhessisch] (Germany)               Moin
German (Zurich Switzerland) [polite]         Grüezi
German (Zurich Switzerland) [polite]         Grueziwohl
German (Zurich Switzerland)                  Salutti
German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar]       Hoi
German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar]       Salü
German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar]       Tschau
German (Zurich Switzerland) [spoken]         Gu-ëte Tag
German (Zurich Switzerland) [spoken]         Gu-etä Tag
German (Zurich Switzerland) [by school kids] Hoa
German (Zurich Swizterland) [by school kids] Ha
German (Zurich Switzerland) [old fashioned]  Tag wohl
German (Saarland) [in spoken language]       Un
[Gikuyu, see Kikuyu]
Giryama (Africa)                             Zhoyo
Giryama (Kenya)                              Dzasindadze
Gitonga (Mozambique)                         Wa bonwa
Gong (Thailand)                              Nàwng a náwng kàwwê?
Gong (Thailand)                              A náwng kàwwê?
Gong (Thailand) [answer by a visitor]        Ngá kawíng di-o
Gong (Thailand) [answer by a visitor]        Kawíng di-o
Greek (Greece, Cyprus)                       Geia sou
Greek (Greece, Cyprus)                       Geia sas
Greek (Greece, Cyprus)                       Geia
Guaja (Brazil)                               Zeng
[Guajajára, see Tembé Tenetéhar]
Guajibo (Colombia, Venezuela)                Icá
Guanche (Canary Islands)                     Tamaragua
Guarani (Paraguay)                           Maitei
Guarani (Paraguay)                           Maiteípa
Guarani (Paraguay)                           Mba'éichapa
Gujarati (India)                             Kem cho
Gulmancema (Burkina Faso)                    Din tè
Gulmancema (Burkina Faso) [answer]           Lafia
Gulmancema (Burkina Faso) [answer]           Lafia dè
Gumatj (Australia) [to one person]           Nhamirri nhe?
Gumatj (Australia) [to two people]           Nhamirri manda?
Gumatj (Australia) [to several people]       Nhamirri walala?
Gumatj (Australia) [answer]                  Manymak
Gumatj (Australia) [answer]                  Manymak bay'
Gumatj (Australia) [answer]                  Latju
Gunggari (Australia)                         Gnunha yinda murdi
Gurenne (Northern Ghana) [by working]        Tumatuma
Gurung (Nepal)                               Namaste
Gurung (Nepal)                               Bindi mu
Guugu Yimithirr (Australia)                  Ngauthaan-thirr, gadiiwawu-wi
Gwich'in (Alaska, Canada)                    Nenànkäk nätäydëk häjit shò trì'nlay
Gwich'in (Alaska)                            Neenjit dôonch'yáa
[Gypsy, see Romani]

Haida (Queen Elizabeth Island Canada)        Kii-te-daas a
Haisla (Canada)                              Yowtz
Hakka (China, Malaysia)                      Zao sin
[Hal-Pulaar, see Fulani]
Hän (Alaska)                                 Nahhwanànkak nahokhwadál geenjit shòn tr'iinlii
Harari (Ethiopia)                            Aman
Hassaniya (Mauritania)                       Aw'walikum
Hassaniya (Mauritania) [evening]             Masa elher
Hassaniya (Mauritania)                       Ehlen
Hausa (West Africa)                          Sànnu
Hausa (West Africa) [plural]                 Sànnunku
Hausa (West Africa) [response]               Yâuwa sànnu
Hausa (West Africa) [response]               Yâuwa
Hausa (West Africa) [response]               Sànnu kàadai
Hausa (West Africa) [to superior; man]       Rânkà yà dade
Hausa (West Africa) [to superior; woman]     Rânkì yà dade
Hausa (West Africa) [by Muslims]             Sàlamù àlaikùn
Hawaiian (Hawaii)                            Aloha
Hawaiian (Hawaii)                            Aloha mai
Hawaiian (Hawaii)                            Welina
Hawaiian (Hawaii)                            Welina mai
[Haya, see Kihaya]
Hebrew (Israel) [formal]                     Shalom
Hebrew (Israel) [informal]                   Ma nishma
Hebrew (Israel) [informal]                   Hi
Hebrew (Israel) [to male]                    Ma shlomcha
Hebrew (Israel) [to female]                  Ma shlomech
Hebrew (Israel) [slang by young people]      Alan
[Hehe, see Kihehe]
Heiltsuk (Canada)                            Yowtz
[Hellenic, see Greek]
Herero (Namibia)                             Koree
Herero (Namibia) [informal]                  Mosha vi yong, peli
Hidatsa (United States)                      Dosha
Hindi (India, East Asia)                     Namasté
Hindi (India, East Asia)                     Namaskaar
Hindi (India, East Asia)                     Namashkar
Hindi (India, East Asia)                     Kaise hain
Hindustani (Surinam)                         Raz ba-aish
Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [morning]       Dada namona
Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [afternoon]     Handorai namona
Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [afternoon]     Andorai namona
Hittite (Anatolia, Syria)                    Ashshuli
Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thailand)            Nyob zoo
Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thai.) [to arriving] Tuaj los
Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thai.) [to arriving] Koj tuaj los
Hmong Dian (China)                           Niob raot
Hmong Du (Vietnam)                           Ti nâu
Hmong Du (Vietnam)                           Caó cu
Hmong, Eastern (China)                       Mongx rut
Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand)           Nyob zoo
Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand)           Nyob zoo tsis zoo
Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand)           Zoo hwv lauv
Hmong Njua (Northern Thailand) [at a house]  Nyob tsev tsis nyob ua?
Hmong Njua (Northern Thailand) [answer]      Nyob ua
Hmong Njua (China)                           Nyaob rongt
Hmong Njua (Vietnam)                         Nhaoz j鬾g
Hmong Qiandong (China)                       Mongx vut
Hmong Qiandong (China)                       Mongx niangb vut
[Hmoob Dawb (White Hmong), see Hmong Daw]
[Hmoob Dub (Black Hmong), see Hmong Du]
[Hmoob Ntsuab (Green Hmong), see Hmong Njua]
Hñähñu (Mexico)                              Haxajua
Hñähñu (Mexico)                              Tehats'i
Hñähñu (Mexico)                              Hats'i
Hocak Wazijaci (Wisconsin & Nebraska USA)    Haho
[Hokkien, see Min Nam]
Hopi (Southwestern USA)                      Um waynuma?
Hopi (Southwestern USA) [answer]             Owí, nu' waynuma
Hopi (Southwestern USA)                      Um pitu?
Hopi (Southwestern USA) [answer]             Owí
Hopi (Southwestern USA) [entering a kiva]    Ha'u
Hopi (Southwestern USA) [to call attention]  Hai
Huaorani (Ecuador)                           I ay
Huaorani (Ecuador)                           Waponi
Huasteco (San Luis Potosí Mexico) [morning]  Tahk'ane:nek
Huasteco (Mexico) [afternoon]                Waklane:nek
Huasteco (Mexico) [night]                    Thamk'une:nek
Huichol (Nayarit and Jalisco Mexico)         Ke áku
Hungarian (Hungary)                          Jó napot
Hungarian (Hungary)                          Jó napot kívánok
Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to one]       Szervusz
Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to several]   Szervusztok
Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to one]       Szia
Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to several]   Sziasztok
Hungarian (Hungary) [informal]               Üdv
Hupa (North America)                         He:yung
Huron (Quebec Canada, Oklahoma USA)          Tu ough qua no u

[Ibo, see Igbo]
Icelandic (Iceland)                          Góðan daginn
Icelandic (Iceland)                          Halló
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man]               Komdu sæll
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman]             Komdu sæl
Icelandic (Iceland) [to many people]         Komið þið sæl
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man]               Sæll
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman]             Sæl
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man]               Blessaður
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman]             Blessuð
Icetot (Uganda) [to one person]              Iyida
Icetot (Uganda) [to several people]          Iyita
Ido (international use)                      Bona jorno
Ido (international use) [afternoon]          Bona posdimezo
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Ibaulachi
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Ezigbo ubosi
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Ubosi oma
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Ndeèwo
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Kedu
Igbo (Nigeria)                               Kelou
Ijo (Africa)                                 To baroa
[Ik, see Icetot]
[Ikiribati, see Kiribati]
Ilokano (Philippines) [morning]              Naimbag nga bigat
Ilokano (Philippines) [morning, formal]      Naimbag a bigatyo
Ilokano (Philippines) [morning, informal]    Naimbag a bigatmo
Ilokano (Philippines) [at noon]              Naimbag nga aldaw
Ilokano (Philippines) [noon, formal]         Naimbag ñga aldawyo
Ilokano (Philippines) [noon, informal]       Naimbag ñga aldawmo
Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon]            Naimbag nga malem
Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon, formal]    Naimbag a malemyo
Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon informal]   Naimbag a malemmo
Ilokano (Philippines) [evening]              Naimbag nga rabii
Ilonggo (Philippines)                        Maayo
Ilonggo (Philippines)                        Maayo nga adlaw
Ilonggo (Philippines)                        Halo
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Selamat
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Selamat siang
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Salam
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Apa kabar
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Menyapa
Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam)              Hai
[Ingalik, see Deg Xinag]
Ingush (Russia)                              Salam
Ingush (Russia)                              Da dika xalda hwa
Ingush (Russia) [answer to above]            Hwa 'a xalda da dika
Ingush (Russia) [to two or more people]      Da dika xalda shyn
Ingush (Russia) [by man to another man]      Wassalaam walejkum
Ingush (Russia) [answer to above]            Hwa 'a xajla sejra dika
Innu (Canada)                                Kwe kwe
Innu (Canada)                                Waachiyaa
Interlingua (constructed)                    Salute
Interlingua (constructed)                    Bon die
Interlingua (constructed)                    Bon jorno
[Inuit, see Inuktitut, Iñupiaq and Kalaallisut]
[Inuktitut (Alaska), see Iñupiaq]
Inuktitut (Canada)                           Asujutidli
Inuktitut (Canada)                           Asujutilli
Inuktitut (Nunavik South Baffin Canada)      Ainngai
Inuktitut (Nunavik South Baffin Canada)      Ai
Inuktitut (Arctic) [to one person]           Aksunai
Inuktitut (Arctic) [to two people]           Aksutik
Inuktitut (Canada)                           Ûmâ
Iñupiaq (Alaska)                             Kiana
[Inuttut, see Inuktitut and Kalaallisut]
Ioway (North America) [by a man]             Aho
Ioway (North America) [by a woman]           Aha
Ipili (Papua New Guinea)                     Ani pele amene
Irish Gaeilge (Ireland) [common]             Haileo
Irish Gaeilge (Ireland) [God be with you]    Dia dhuit
Irish Gaeilge (Ireland)[reply to Dia dhuit]  Dia is Muire dhuit
Ishkashmi (Tajikistan)                       As-salam alaíkum
Ishkashmi (Tajikistan) [reply]               Alaíkum as-salam
[IsiXhosa, see Xhosa]
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)             Buon giorno
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar]   Salve
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar]   Ciao
Itbayaten (Batanes Philippines)              Kapian ka pa nu Dios aschapanderak
Itzá (Guatemala)                             Te'yoos
[Iu Mien, see Mien]
Ivasayen (Batanes Philippines)               Capian ka pa nu Dios si chamavucjas
[Ivrit, see Hebrew]
Ixcateco (Mexico)                            Tami
Ixil (Quiché Department Guatemala) [to man]  Cha'lax pap
Ixil (Quiché Department Guatemala)[to woman] Cha'lax nan

Jacalteco (Guatemala, Mexico) [to man]       C'ul mama'
Jacalteco (Guatemala, Mexico) [to woman]     C'ul miay
Japanese (Japan)                             Konnichi wa
Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan)          Maido
Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan)          Maido ookini
Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan)          Mokarimakka
Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan) [answer] Bochi bochi denna
Japanese [Tohoku Ben] (Northeast Japan)      Ohayo-sama
Japanese [Tohoku Ben] (Northeast Japan)      Konnyeje wa
[Jatvingian, see Sûdovian]
Javanese (Indonesia)                         Selamat
Javanese (Indonesia)                         Halo
Jelai (Malaysia)                             Tabek
Jèrriais (Jersey)                            Bouonjour
[Jirrbal, see Dyirbal]
Jiwarli (Australia) [to a friend]            Ya jalikurtijuyi
Jiwarli (Australia) [lit. 'come here']       Yanamarni nhurra
Jiwarli (Australia) [to call attention]      Ya
[Juaneño, see Acjachemem]
[Judeo-Espanyol, see Ladino]
[Jula, see Dyula]
Jutlandish (Denmark)                         Daw-daw

Kabardian (Russia) ['let your day be good']  Fi maho fuwa
Kabyle (Algeria)                             Azul
Kabyle (Algeria)                             Salam alik
Kabuverdianu (Cape Verde)                    Bon dia
Kabuverdianu (Cape Verde)                    Ola
Kachchi (Uganda)                             Keayom
Kadazan (Sabah Malaysia)                     Ingkuo koh?
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Aluu
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Haluu
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Kutaa
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Unuugujoq
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Aluukkut
Kalaallisut (Greenland)                      Haluukkut
Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 1]   Ngi midh?
Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 2]   Ngipel midh?
Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 3+]  Ngitha midh?
Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[answer] Balabayginga
Kala Lagaw Ya (Australia)                    Sew ngapa
Kalanga (Botswana, Zimbabwe)                 Dhùmílánì
Kalasha (India)                              Ishpada
Kalenjin (Kenya)                             Subaa
Kalenjin (Kenya)                             Chamge
Kalenjin (Kenya)                             Chamuge
Kalenjin (Kenya) [to a close friend]         Chamge mising
Kalmyk (Russia)                              Mendvt
Kalmyk (Russia) [informal]                   Mend
Kalmyk (Russia)                              Halun mend
Kamchadal (Kamchatka Russia)                 Torova
[Kammu, see Khmu]
Kamviri (South Asia) [to a man]              Li'o
Kamviri (South Asia) [to a woman]            L'e
Kamviri (South Asia) [response]              V'ou
Kamviri (South Asia) [response]              Kâ'i
Kangbe (West Africa) [morning]               E nee somah
Kangbe (West Africa) [noon]                  E nee teleh
Kangbe (West Africa) [afternoon]             E nea woorah
Kangbe (West Africa) [evening]               E nea sooh
Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA)  Kwe
Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA)  Kwe kwe
Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA)  She:kon
Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA)  Se:koh
Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA)  Wa'tkwanowera:ton
Kanjobal (San Pedro Soloma Guatemala)        Janik'
Kankanaey (Philip.) [to p.entering village]  Nagapuam
Kankanaey (Philip.) [to p. leaving village]  Umayam  
Kannada (India)                              Namaskaara
Kannada (India)                              Hege iddi ra
Kannada (India) [informal]                   Hege iddi ya
Kanuri (Nigeria, Niger)                      Ushé-ushé
Kapampangan (Philippines) [morning]          Mayap ayabak
Kapingamarangi (Pacific Islands)             Malia goe
Karachay (Turkey)                            Selam
Karachay (Turkey)                            Selamlar
Karachay (Turkey)                            Isenlikler
Karachay (Turkey)                            Salamun aleykum
Karachay (Turkey)                            Esselamun aleykum
Karaim (Lithuania, Ukraine)                  Kiun jach歽
Karakalpak (Central Asia)                    Assalomu alaikum
Karakalpak (Central Asia) [answer]           Valaikum assalom
Karelian (Finland, Russia)                   Terveh
Karelian (Finland, Russia)                   Terveh teile
Karelian (Finland, Russia)                   Hüvä päivä
Karen (Myanmar)                              Mu eri
Karen [Pa'o] (Myanmar)                       Na aw hsaw ha?
Karen [Pho] (Myanmar)                        Ná à hsà hà?
Karen [Pho] (Myanmar)                        Mwéh
Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar)                       Ná ô hsû há?
Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar) [answer]              Mè
Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar)                       Madee leh?
Karitiana (Brazil) [morning]                 Goy'hap
Karitiana (Brazil) [afternoon]               Goy'mõyn
[Kartuli, see Georgian]
Kasem (Ghana, Burkina Faso) [morning]        De N zezenga
Kasem (Ghana, Burkina Faso) [morning]        De N de zezenga
Kashmiri (India, Pakistan)                   Salam
Kasigau (Kenya) [have you woken up well?]    Wawuka?
Kasigau (Kenya) [I have woken up well]       Nawuka
[Katchi, see Kachchi]
Kâte (Papua New Guinea)                      Mu zheri dâng
Kaurareg (Australia) [to one person]         Ni midhikidh
Kaurareg (Australia) [to two people]         Nipel midhikidh?
Kaurareg (Australia) [to three or more]      Nitha midhikidh?
Kaurna (Southern Australia)                  Na marni
Kaurna (Soutnern Australia)                  Marni
Kavango (Namibia)                            Osinima osiri ngeipi
Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China)      Salam
Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China)      Asalamu alaykim
Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China)      Salamatsyz ba
Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China)      Khayrly kün
Kazakh (Kazakstan, C. Asia, China)[informal] Selem
Kebu (Congo, Uganda)                         Ngoni
Kekchí (Guatemala) [to elder man]            Ch'owa'
Kekchí (Guatemala) [to elder woman]          Ch'ona'
Kekchí (Guatemala)                           Wan b'i
Kekchí (Guatemala) [answer]                  Us, b'i
Keres (Southwestern United States)           Guwaadzi sai hauba
Keres (Cochiti New Mexico USA)               Kuweasti hopa
[Kernewek, see Cornish]
Khakas (Russia)                              Izen
Khakas (Russia)                              Izenner
Khakas (Russia)                              Mangat qun
Khanty (Russia)                              Wus'a
Khanty (Russia)                              Uusia
Khmer (Cambodia)                             Sok sabai jie te
Khmer (Cambodia)                             Suor sdei
Khmer (Cambodia)                             Choum reap suor
Khmer (Cambodia) [to man]                    Choum reap suor look
Khmer (Cambodia) [to woman]                  Choum reap suor look srey
Khmu (Laos)                                  Sabailuh
=Khomani (South Africa)                      !hoi ca
Kibudu (Congo-Kinshasha)                     Salamu
Kichagga (Tanzania)                          Kufyenda
Kichagga [Kibosho] (Tanzania)                Shimboni
Kichagga [Kimashami] (Tanzania)              Nesindisa
Kichori (Africa)                             Kopang'o
Kickapoo (United States, Mexico)             Ho
Kiga (Africa) [morning]                      Oraire gye
Kiga (Africa) [afternoon and evening]        Osiibire gye
Kiga (Africa) [night]                        Oraare gye
Kiga (Africa) [by children]                  Mbahe
Kiga (Africa) [by children]                  Mbahi
Kiganda (Uganda) [peace]                     Mirembe
Kiganda (Uganda) [what's the news]           Mawulire ki?
Kiganda (Uganda) [answer: none]              Tetugalaba
Kigogo (central Tanzania)                    Mbukwenyi
Kigogo (central Tanzania) [reply]            Mbukwa
Kihaya (Africa)                              Wasbotaige
Kihehe (Africa)                              Kamwene
Kihema (Congo-Kinshasha)                     Mirembe
Kikamba (Tanzania) [to one person]           Uvoo waku
Kikamba (Tanzania) [to a group]              Uvoo wenyu
Kikongo (Congo, Angola)                      Mbote
Kikongo (Congo, Angola)                      Kiambote
Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to man]             Kiambote tata
Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to woman]           Kiambote mama
Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to one person]      Kiambote kiaku
Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to several people]  Kiambote kieno
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Malembe mpolo
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Malembe yayé
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Malombo
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Mambote
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Matoko lukaya
Kikongo (Cuba)                               Tukaise nguei
[Kikongo Ya Leta, see Kituba]
Kikuyu (Kenya)                               Natya
Kikuyu (Kenya)                               Ni kwega
Kikuyu (Kenya) [to one person]               Wemwega
Kikuyu (Kenya) [to more than one person]     Muriega
Kiluba (Congo)                               Ke mwinya
Kimakonde (Tanzania)                         Uchidachi
Kimakonde (Tanzania)                         Habari na yelo
Kimanda (Tanzania)                           Monili
Kimbolo (Africa)                             Saita
Kimbundu (Africa)                            Kiambote
Kimbundu (Africa)                            Twatondela
Kimeru (Kenya)                               Uri umwiiga
Kinuguja (Africa)                            Che che
Kinyakyusa (Tanzania)                        Ogonile
Kinyamwezi (Tanzania)                        Mwaadela
Kinyamwezi (Tanzania)                        Haa
Kinyaramba (Tanzania)                        Wiliani
Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [not seen in sev. days] Muraho
Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [morning,seen recently] Mwaramutse
Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [afternoon, seen rec.]  Mwiriwe
Kinyaturu (Tanzania)                         Amocha
Kiowa (USA)                                  Kui-gwu
Kiowa (USA)                                  Day-own-day aim been
Kipchak (Russia)                             Nä tabish bar?
Kipchak (Russia) [answer]                    Tabish yok
Kipchak (Russia) [answer]                    Tabish yoghila
Kipemba (Africa)                             Kibesa
Kipsigis (Kenya)                             Chamegei
Kipsigis (Uganda)                            Chamage
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan)                         Salamat sizbe
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [formal]                Kandisiz
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [informal]              Kandaisen
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [casual, by youth]      Kandai
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan)                         Salam aleykum
Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan)                         Salam
Kiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands)          Mauri
Kiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands)[singul.] Kona mauri
Kiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands)[plural]  Kam na mauri
Kirundi (Burundi)                            Bwakeye
Kirundi (Burundi)                            Bwa
Kirundi (Burundi)                            N'amahoro
Kirundi (Burundi) [morning, seen recently]   Mwaramutse
Kirundi (Burundi) [afternoon, seen recently] Miriwe
Kirundi (Burundi) [informal]                 Jakeye
Kirundi (Burundi) [lit. may you have herds]  Amashyo
Kirundi (Burundi) [answer]                   Amashongore
Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [morning]     Mwalangikai
Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [afternoon]   Twaimunai
Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [evening]     Kyunguloi
Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [answer]      Eyo mwane
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to man]        Habari, bwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to woman]      Habari, bibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man]  Habari, mzee
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Habari, mama
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer]        Nzuri
Kiswahili (Kenya) [answer]                   Mzuri
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to man]        Hujambo, bwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to woman]      Hujambo, bibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man]  Hujambo, mzee
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Hujambo, mama
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to 1 man] Sijambo, bwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer to men] Sijambo, mabwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to woman] Sijambo, bibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to women] Sijambo, mabibi
Kiswahili (SE Africa) [answer to elder man]  Sijambo, mzee
Kiswahili (SE Africa) [ans. to elder woman]  Sijambo, mama
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to men-plural] Hamjambo, mabwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to women-pl.]  Hamjambo, mabibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to 1 man]  Hatujambo, bwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to men-pl] Hatujambo, mabwana
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to woman]  Hatujambo, bibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to wom-pl] Hatujambo, mabibi
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [in passing]    Salama
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder]      Shikamoo
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man]  Shikamoo mzee
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man]  Shikamoo baba
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Shikamoo mama
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [by elders]     Marahaba
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [by Muslims]    Asalaamu alekum
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer]        Wa alekum salaam
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to tourists]   Jambo
Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [formal]        Jambo sana
Kituba (Congo)                               Mbote
Kituba (Congo) [to one person]               Mbote na beno
Kituba (Congo) [to several people]           Mbote na nge
Kiwapogoro (Africa)                          Kiamoka
Kizaramo (Tanzania)                          Kugonaze
Klallam (Washington USA) [to p. arriving]    Sha shel ?a? chin stáchi
Klallam (Washington USA) [it is a good day]  ?Éy' skwáchi
Klallam (Washington USA) [it is a good day]  ?Éy' skwáchi ?áynekw
Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA)              Bosó
Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA) [to group]   Haciká'nó
Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA) [to one]     Ciká'nó
Kohistani (Central Asia)                     Asalaam aleikum
Komi-Permyak (Russia)                        Olat-vöat
Komi-Permyak (Russia) [informal]             Privyet
Komi-Zyrian (Russia)                         Bidza olannyd
Komi-Zyrian (Russia) [informal]              Cholöm
[Kongo, see Kikongo]
Konkani (India)                              Namaskaaru
Konkani (India)                              Paypadta
Korean (Korea)                               Annyong hashimnikka
Korean (Korea) [informal]                    Annyong haseyo
Korean (Korea) [informal]                    Annyong
Koromfe (Burkina Faso)                       A jebka kibaru
Koromfe (Burkina Faso)                       Ng jebe a baani
Koromfe (Burkina Faso)                       Ng jebe baani
Koromfe (Burkian Faso) [answer]              A baane jebe
Koryak [Maritime Koryak] (Russia)            Mej
Koryak [Reindeer Koryak] (Russia)            Amto
Kosraean (Micronesia)                        Lwen wo
Kosraean (Micronesia)                        Kulo malulo
Koyo (Africa)                                Osegu
Koyo (Africa)                                Ol'
Koyukon (Alaska)                             Dzaanh nezoonh
Kpelle (Liberia)                             Ba ngung
Kpelle (Liberia)                             Ya ngung
Kréyòl (French Guyana)                       A kouman
Krio (Sierra Leone)                          Kushe
Kriol (N. Australia)[w. are you coming from] Wijei yu bin kaman?
Kriol (N. Australia)[" to more than one]     Wijei yumob bin kaman?
Kriol (N. Australia)[we've come from...]     Mela bin kaman brom...
Kukatja (Australia)                          Nyuntun palya
Kumeyaay (Southern California USA, Mexico)   Auka
Kumeyaay (Southern California USA, Mexico)   Howka
Kumeyaay (Southern California USA, Mexico)   Haawka
[Kumiái, see Kumeyaay]
Kuna (Panama)                                Na
Kuna (Panama)                                Nuedí
Kuna (Panama)                                Degitte
Kuna (Colombian-Panamanian border region)    Na'
[Kunggari, see Gunggari]
[Kuo Yu, see Mandarin]
Kupsapiny (Uganda) [to a man]                Supai
Kupsapiny (Uganda) [to a woman]              Takwenya
[Kurdish, see Kurdi]
Kurdi (Iraq, Iran)                           Rozhbash
Kurdi (Iraq, Iran) [answer]                  Bashem
Kurukh (India)                               Gor-lagi
[Kutchin, see Gwich'in]
Kutthung (Australia)                         Goojee ik koo
Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada)           Gila kasla
Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada)           Gilakas'la
Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada)           Yoyo
[Kwakwaka'wakw, see Kwakiutl]
[Kwakwala, see Kwakiutl]
Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia)                   Wa aluka
Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia)                   Mwa aluka
Kwaya (Tanzania)                             Murembe
[Kweneecheeaht, see Makah]
Kwere (Tanzania)                             Walama
Kwéyòl (Haiti)                               Bonjou
Kwéyòl (Haiti) [respectful to man]           Bonjou msieu
Kwéyòl (Haiti) [to a friend]                 Bonjou konpè-m
Kwéyòl (Haiti)                               Alò
Kyangonde (Malawi)                           Ndaga tiyo

Laadi (Congo)                                Kuambilu
Lacandón (Chiapas Mexico) [to enter a house] Taringrech
Lacandón (Chiapas Mexico) [answer= come in]  Or ken
Ladakhi (Pakistan)                           Djuley
Ladin (Trentino-Alto Adige Italy)            Bon di
Ladino (Israel, Turkey)                      Shalom
Ladino (Israel, Turkey)                      Shalom alehem
Ladino (Israel, Turkey)                      Buenos dias
Ladino (Israel, Turkey)                      Ke habar
Lahu (China, Burma, Thailand)                Cheh sha la
Lahu (China, Burma, Thailand)                Cheh sha-ah la
Lakhota (Nebraska Dakota & Montana USA)      Hau
Lakhota (Nebraska Dakota & Montana USA)      Onkwáho
Lakhota (USA) [by male]                      Hau, ko'la
Lakhota (USA) [by female]                    Han, mish'ke
Lakhota (USA) [good day]                     Anpetu waste
[Laimon, see Cochimí]
Lamaholot (Indonesia)                        Moe genai?
Lamaholot (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Moe malaga?
Lampung (Indonesia)                          Api kaba
Lango (Uganda, Sudan)                        Miremba
Lani (Irian Jaya Indonesia)                  Wa
Lani (Irian Jaya Indonesia)                  Nore wa
Lao (Laos)                                   Sabaai-dii
Lao (Laos) [used if meeting on the street]   Pai sai
Lao (Laos) [answer]                          Pai nyaang lmn
Lao (Laos) [have you eaten?]                 Kin khàp lbew baw?
Lao (Laos) [accept invitation]               Nyang
[Lappish, see Saami]
Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [most proper]  Ave
Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican)                Salve
Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [to plural]    Salvete
Latvian (Latvia)                             Sveiki
Latvian (Latvia) [to a man]                  Sveiks
Latvian (Latvia) [to a woman]                Sveika
Latvian (Latvia)                             Sveicinats
Latvian (Latvia)                             Labas
Lega (Congo-Kinshasa)                        Samba
Lelemi (Ghana)                               Abo
Lenape [Delaware] (Delaware United States)   Hè
[Leonese, see Lleonese]
Lepcha (India, Nepal, Bhutan)                Khámrí
[Lholankok, see Sinkyone]
[Lifou, see Drehu]
Limbe (Sierra Leone)                         Wali-wali
Lindrou (Papua New Guinea)                   Ndraben tam, komo asen
Lingala (Congo)                              Mbóte
Lingala (Congo)                              Mbóte na yó
Lingala (Lomongo Congo)                      Losáko
Lingua Franca (Mediterranean)                Salute
Lingua Franca (Mediterranean)                Bon dgiorno
Lisu (Thailand)                              Ali nga?
Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you aren't busy]  Atdor nat niaq nga
Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you aren't busy]  Alshit lil mat yi niaq
Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you are busy]     Tei zil mit atkel cat niaq nga
Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to male)        Sveikas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to female)      Sveika
Lithuanian (Lithuania) (several people)      Sveiki
Lithuanian (Lithuania)                       Labas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to a man, formal]    Sveikas gyvas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to a woman, formal]  Sveika gyva
Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to several people]   Sveiki gyvi
Livonian (Latvia)                            Terinch
Lleonese (Leon Spain)                        Salú
Logang (Uganda)                              Morembe
Loglan (international)                       Loi
Lojban (international)                       Coi
Lokpa (Benin, Togo)                          Alafiawe
[Low German, see Plattdeutsch]
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland)                Gode Dag
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland)                Goden Dag
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Goden Dag
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Gouden dag
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Dag
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) [answer]      Dag ok
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) [answer]      Dag ouk
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Moi
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Moin
Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany)               Moin moin
Low Saxon [Westphalian] (Germany)            Gueden Dag
Lua [T'in] (Thailand)                        Mah pen si'ee
[Luba-Shaba, see Kiluba]
[Luba-Kasai, see Tshiluba]
Lucumí (Cuba)                                Oluku mi
Ludian (Russia)                              Hüvä päivä
Luganda (Uganda)                             Otya nno
Luganda (Uganda) [morning]                   Wasizotya nyabo
Luganda (Uganda) [morning]                   Wasuz'otya
Luganda (Uganda) [afternoon]                 Osiibye otya nno
Luganda (Uganda) [afternoon]                 Osiiby'otya
Luganda (Uganda) [answer]                    Bulungi
Luganda (Uganda)                             'Abaffè
Luganda (Uganda)                             'Abânge
Luganda (Uganda) [informal]                  Ki kati
Luiseño (Southern California USA)            Miiyu
Luiseño (California USA) [to several people] Miiyuyam
Lunda (Zambia, Angola, Congo)                Mudi nahi?
Lunda (Zambia, Angola, Congo) [answer]       Cha chiwahi
Lunyankole (Uganda)                          Osibirega
Lunyankole (Uganda) [after absense]          Kaizhe buhorogye?
Lunyankole (Uganda) [answer]                 Kaizhe buhoro
Lunyankole (Uganda) [by elder]               Mphoro
Lunyankole (Uganda) [answer]                 Eh
Lunyankole (Uganda) [by child]               Erirege
Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [morning]  Oreire ota?
Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [morning]  Oreiregye?
Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [answer]   Ndaire kurungi
Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [aftern.]  Osibiregye?
Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [answer]   Nsibire kurungi
Lunyoro (West Uganda)                        Mirembe
Lunyoro (West Uganda) [morning]              Oraire ota?
Lunyoro (West Uganda) [afternoon]            Osibire ota?
Lunyoro (West Uganda) [answer]               Kurungi
Luritja (Australia)                          Yawa
Luritja (Australia)                          Wai
Lushootseed (Washington State USA)           'I, sya'ya'
Lushootseed (Washington State USA)           Kwedachi
Luo (Kenya, Tanzania)                        Mirembe
Luo (Kenya, Tanzania)                        Misawa
Luo (Kenya, Tanzania)                        Mesawa
Luvale (Zambia)                              Ngacili?
Luvale (Zambia) [answer]                     Kanawa
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France)  Moiën
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France)  Bonjour
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France)  Gudde Moiën
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France)  Gudde Mëtteg
Lyela (Burkina Faso) [by a guest]            A vièlè
Lyela (Burkina Faso) [answer]                On hon