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this is in latvian..latvian is a wonderful language.. even if you literaly say to a person "fuck yourself till you shit way down the stairs" it still sounds nice.. and not as rude as in english
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cepums In reply to LostChiekurs [2010-03-03 09:21:04 +0000 UTC]
nez.. kaut kaa tas izteiciens ieshaavaas praataa.. un tad paareejo jau izdariija apkaart notiekoshais
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cepums In reply to Kondoro [2010-02-08 15:06:52 +0000 UTC]
smaidam jau bija arii domaats...
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ButterflyxCaught [2010-02-05 17:01:21 +0000 UTC]
fak jā, šitais tik ļoti ierullē, omg! jāāāāāāāāā!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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cepums In reply to ButterflyxCaught [2010-02-06 09:38:22 +0000 UTC]
hahaha.. tencinu
sen gan neesu dzirdeejis nevienu taa sakaam.. visi uz krievu un anglju divzilbju vaardiem paargaajushi
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ButterflyxCaught In reply to cepums [2010-02-07 21:03:02 +0000 UTC]
tāpēc, ka, bitīt matos, cilvēkiem nav pietiekami daudz prāta izdomāt kko latviskāku un smukāk skanošu par tatāru: bļeģ, nahuj utt. nebūtu tatāri ar krieviem sapinušies, nebūtu mūsu bālēliņ' valodiņ' sabojāta.
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cepums In reply to ButterflyxCaught [2010-02-08 11:31:39 +0000 UTC]
nu noliegt tataaru iespaidu laikam jau buutu muljkjiigi.. bet tomeer ir ne tikai tas. Graamatas jau ar vairs nelasa, valodinja paliek aizvien plikaaka un plikaaka - un tos tukshumus tad arii aizpilda ar sveshvaardiem un barbarismiem. Lai gan patiesiibaa mums valoda nav ne par kripatu shvakaaka par "bagaato krievu valodu".. tik mees dzeju nelasaam un tos vaardus, kuri patiesiibaa ir, nemaz vairs nezinam lietot
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EBENEWOOD [2010-02-05 01:40:08 +0000 UTC]
Il va donc falloir que j'apprennes ta langue Cepums!...Gros bisous!
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cepums In reply to EBENEWOOD [2010-02-05 14:30:30 +0000 UTC]
well.. latvian is know as being one of the hardest languages to learn but knowing it could give you access to our folk songs that have grate deal of wisdom in them.. but since it's almost useles to translate them - the only way to read them would be to learn latvian.. so i think it wouldn't be just a good hoby if you decide to learn it
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EBENEWOOD In reply to cepums [2010-02-06 07:13:40 +0000 UTC]
Many says it's french.....And our local guadeloupe patois called "creole" is not bad at all !!.......
Latvian looks really complicated but not as Mandarin with its 500 signs! ....Maybe more...
What about your alphabet? .....Do you speak french?
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cepums In reply to EBENEWOOD [2010-02-06 09:52:04 +0000 UTC]
sure.. i'm not saying that latvian is the most complicated.. it's just that it separated form proto language a long time ago.. so it has all kinds of old forms of words still in it..
and writing alsow is tricky.. it's kinda made to be simple - you write the way you hear.. but that all turns into a mess when there are all those hundreds of rules about how letters just change without much reason in different configurations of the same word
you can actualy take a look at wiki under "latvian language".. but let's just say that they are teaching latvian for 12 years in school - and every year they have something new to teach about laws of gramar and not cuz they are changing
as for french.. i used to talk and understand it.. but after school i didn't have a place to keep on learning it or even practice it, so i lost it.. i know that if i had to - i probably could learn it again but languages tend to become lost if person doesn't have books to read or people to talk with.. so for now i'm stuck with just 3 of them that are very popular around here - latvian, russian and english.. my father knows about 5 or 6 of them wich isn't unusual for a person who wants to know more then he did during soviet times
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EBENEWOOD In reply to cepums [2010-02-11 05:31:10 +0000 UTC]
Wow! 5 or 6....a good and useful initiative indeed...I'm desperately battling with chinese......Grrrr!
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IN27 [2010-02-03 20:30:34 +0000 UTC]
njā... precīzāk jau laikam nevarētu pateikt.
Turklāt rupju vārdu lietošana mūsdienās tiešām nevienu vairs nepārsteigs.
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cepums In reply to IN27 [2010-02-03 20:56:26 +0000 UTC]
liecies mieraa.. nemaz tik rupji nav
patiesiibaa ir daudz pieklaajiigaak par to speerienu pa kruutiim kaa juutas briidis kad paliec bez darba un civleekam kad maksaaja reiz tev algu vairs neesi svariigaaks par noviitushu dilli aizmirstaa ledusskapja plauktaa
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AndreasAvester [2010-02-03 19:38:32 +0000 UTC]
Njā, jauks tekstiņš.
Lai gan parasti es tomēr cenšos runājot šādu leksiku labāk nelietot. Citādi kāds vēl sāk man brukt par to virsū.
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cepums In reply to AndreasAvester [2010-02-03 20:12:12 +0000 UTC]
ir protams cilveeki kas bez bl++ katra teikuma beigaas nespeej izteikties.. bet par vinjiem nav runa.. smagas valodas noziime ir izteikt to kas ar vaardiem "pukjiite", "virtuviite" un "pakausiitis" nav izsakaams..
dazhas lietas vienkaarshi saucas taa kaa saucas
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cepums In reply to lightbird [2010-02-03 20:12:49 +0000 UTC]
hehe.. vispaar laikam buutu pat smukaak ja shai rindai atrastu atskanjas
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cepums In reply to miokiller [2010-02-03 20:17:26 +0000 UTC]
nu bet klau.. kaa tev shkjiet - kas skan rupjaak - latviskais variants, vai preciizais tulkojums?
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cepums In reply to Nick-Skid [2010-02-03 20:13:21 +0000 UTC]
dziive tak meedz buut arii shaada
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cepums In reply to SIIINS [2010-02-03 20:13:48 +0000 UTC]
a kas vaines valodinjai? muusu pashu tak.. neviena svesha vaarda
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shrimpmuffin [2010-02-03 17:21:39 +0000 UTC]
It is a lovely language! I'm studying Lithuanian, so if I learn that well it should be easier if I want to learn Latvian since the languages are slightly similar.
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cepums In reply to shrimpmuffin [2010-02-03 20:16:36 +0000 UTC]
can i ask.. why would someone on the other side of Atlantic want to learn Lithuanian or Latvian? you have some roots from Baltics?
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shrimpmuffin In reply to cepums [2010-02-03 20:56:57 +0000 UTC]
Why would a Latvian want to learn English? I guess it would be practical, since most Americans are too stubborn to learn other languages... but for me I enjoy learning other languages. I can't remember how I got into Lithuanian... I'm not good with it at all. Its a hobby, and school takes away a lot of my time so I can't study it like I want to.
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cepums In reply to shrimpmuffin [2010-02-04 11:25:37 +0000 UTC]
well.. i think it's just normal if people are learning big languages that help them comunicate with more intresting and boring people
what is a bit wierd to me is if people are learning languages that have like 3-4 milion people talking in it but then again - if people are learning dead and long forgoten languages - so maybe it's not as weird as it seems at first
i think the right words would be - it's just not comon
As for similarity with latvian.. sure, there are some similarities with lithuanian.. but while lithuanians have more history with poland - latvians have more history with germans, russians and what not first bible printed in latvian was printed by a german.. so even the roots of these two languages are same - they have evolved on a different historical background
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shrimpmuffin In reply to cepums [2010-02-04 15:51:08 +0000 UTC]
Yes, it isn't common at all, but the languages at school bore me. I'm not interested in Spanish or French, but Lithuanian is more fun! The two languages have definitely become very unique. It goes the same for things like English and Spanish. They are similar but also very different.
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