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===German=== | ===German=== | ||
* "Hallo! :)" - Sayod | * "Hallo! :)" - Sayod | ||
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+ | * "Hola! :)" - E Fyre | ||
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== "I hope you're having a fantastic day!== | == "I hope you're having a fantastic day!== | ||
===German=== | ===German=== |
Revision as of 07:05, 20 June 2016
A conversation in WHC today brought to light the fact that I would like to have things I can copy/paste into chat. Please contribute. If you see something that is not translated into your language, please translate it and explain to me any nuances about that phrase that I might not understand as an American. There is often cultural significance that can't be captured in a direct translation. Feel free to add phrases for people to translate as well.
Sample Format
"Phrase/concept to translate"
Language
- "Phrase in this language" - Translators name
- English explanation of the meaning. For instance if you may not be a direct translation, you might be making a translation of the idea and you want to note what you're really saying
The list
"I don't know what you're saying, I'm sorry. Can you say it in english?"
German
- "Tut mir leid, ich spreche leider kein Deutsch. Könnt Ihr Englisch?" - Dunar Dolorgiet
- informal
- "Alder, seh ich aus aus würd ich dich verstehen? Tipp englisch." - Dunar Dolorgiet
- ultra informal, aggressive (below uni standards)
- "Verzeihung, ich verstehe Sie leider nicht. Könnten Sie bitte auf Englisch wechseln? Danke" - Dunar Dolorgiet
- formal
- "Entschuldigung, ich verstehe kein deutsch. Kannst du es auf englisch wiederholen?" - Sayod
- Literally: "Sorry, I don't understand german. Can you repeat it in english?" You actually differentiate two different "you" in german - the sentence uses the informal one, since it is a computer game, even though you are probably talking to strangers. The second sentence would be "Können Sie es auf englisch wiederholen?" if you want to be a bit more old fashioned/polite.
"Hello! :)
German
- "Hallo! :)" - Sayod
Spanish
- "Hola! :)" - E Fyre
"I hope you're having a fantastic day!
German
- "Einen schönen Tag noch!" - Sayod
- Literally: "A nice day still" It is hard to translate "noch" in a sensible way - the "still" would be completely out of place in english.
"I didn't want that ship anyway"
German
- "Ich wollte das Schiff sowieso nicht" - Sayod
Tranlators you can ping for a translation
Example Language
- Name
- Acceptable form of contact (ex. In game mail, slack, forums post...)