A forum for practicing archaic English, foreign languages, and other off-the-beaten-track forms of communication.
(Coy woodnesse means “quiet madness” in Middle English, the version of our language spoken about 600 years ago.)
Useful resources (additions welcome!):
“Chaucer’s Middle English” site at the University of California, Santa Barbara
Librarius has another Middle English glossary and a load of information about Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales
My delit mys lit. Many blessings upon thee, Muse administrator person, for thy bountee. Ich niste that new threads were so hende!!! Ich moot write namo, for ich am being summoned.
Why is the name of this thread “Quiet Madness”?
It is so ycleped just for game.
i am a poor deprived child who is really bad at olde english and all that good stuff but i will try anyway.
hang on, sensing complications. i can’t say computer in olde english. or middle english. or elizabethan. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!
ah vell. i shall try anyhoo.
alas that there is no word in this fyne language that can describe the author’s obssession, to wit, the computer! It is a cruel world indeed, where poor deprived children sit at a terribly slow school computer w/ a messed up keyboard, and try to speak whatever the heck this language is i’m speaking with such little success as to lose the topic merely because computers were invented in the wrong time period! My heart is sad, and i’m sad too, but my heart is part of me, which is sad, which makes my heart sad, which makes no sense, which….whatever. I sit here in the torture they call Skool, and bemoan my fate.
Sanity is relative. Sanity is relative. Sanity is relative. just keep saying that guys. Sanity is relative. Sanity is relative. Sanity….ok shutting up.
Ich believe it is out of dout that thou ycelped the thread as it is because thou weneth that it soundeth very Middle Englishy, and thou weneth Musers noot what thou wrote.
Ich use bad grammar, excuse it.
Reed for Ebeth: Just use “ich” in place of “I” and you will seem a lot more Middle Englishy.
Wait, rephrase!!
I shall reed Ebeth: Replace “I” with “ich” and you will soung more Middle Englishy.
“soung” is not a Middle English word, just a typo. I meant sound.
MG (#5),
Or maybe because all these requests for new threads are coyly driving me wood.
(For you newcomers from the 21st century, in Middle English “coy” meant “quiet,” “wood” meant “mad,” and “woodnesse” was “madness.”
–Robert
why does wood mean mad? forsooth, ich not the woods our home? *looks out the window* oh wait…streets,cars,houses, construction (arrgh)…nope no woods. hmm…
maybe it means we’re mad not to live in the woods…
pardee, the website has ywis helped me bet wot what you quod! I wot i am probably making mistakes, but i will fonde to use more words of middle or olde or whatever the heck this language is. withouten drede we are all wood, which makes the title verray.
arrgh lb kicking me off. he’s got hw. or says he does. anyhoo. i comes back w/ more searching through the glossary and stuffins!
Watashi wa Akiko desu, ne?
what language is that axa? is that some strange form of english or a different language? what does it mean? aaah!!!
I speak…
Some Spanish (because of heritage)
Some Polish (because of heritage)
and I’m teaching myself Japanses (because it’s fun!!!!!)
Axa.. what did you say? Uh..”.I_____-am, right?”
Grrrrr…I need a Japanese dictionary!!!:evil:
Le blog de muse est bon, aucuns excellent, et très créateur.
Nice French, I suppose.
Remember, “ad-wa” (adieu) is a casual goodbye and “ad-ew” is a formal goodbye. Sometimes it is used specifically for lovers.
Hem, hem.
Ig-pay Atin-lay
Comotale vue?
Jompele Phoebe.
J’em jue ‘o foot.
Tu tiene muchas gatitas.
Yo tiene el zit grande.
Mi camina to la casa de Pheebs.
ifegg youegg likeegg myegg eggegg languageegg, Iegg, assureegg youegg, itegg isegg veryegg hardegg toegg readegg. Iegg likeegg pigegg latinegg betteregg.
Wa hinksta tswa swa uiteqa onfusingca.
Rules of pig latin)
a) put the first letter at the back.
b) then add a a.
c) if the first letter is a vowel, than use a w at the end rather than what it originally was.
(exactly how do you spell letters?
a-aye
b- bee
c-sea
d-dee
f-ef
g-ge
h-ache
i’m taking latin. with the most incompetent teacher on the face of the earth. i’m serious, she’s sad. but eveybody says stick w/it cuz doc’s cool. sarah says all of latin 2 is spent making fun of her. ah the joys of bhs…
Cur ego ducit latin? i probably got that all wrong but what i meant was why am i taking latin? i know ducit is wrong and the grammar’s probably way off but there you go. best guess. anyhoo…
quod…quod….arrgh. i have a limited vocab people, spare me! i think i’ll go back to middle english…
everich museblogger, han the bountee to join the myrie muse RPG, it being 5 Muses wanting. Wisly it is wood, but the musebloggers are all insane anyway, so don’t let it lette you! Do not be daungerous! Pardee, we shall have a myrie time if feele should join!
i was going to ramble on a bit more but seeing as it takes me forever to go through the glossary…
i think i’m gonna rearrange it so the modern words are in alphabetical order, instead of the other way around. that should be faster. anyhoo.
calo anor na ven (everybody knows what that one means right?)
Lle holma ve’ edan (you smell like a human)
RIMA!!! (RUN! IT’S THE MUSEBLOGGERS!! HELP!!! ok it just means run. whatever)
those are from http://www.grey-company.org/Circle/language/phrase.htm I don’t know how to do a link
Hola todos! voy a hablar en espanol sin accentos porque puedo hablar en espanol y no puedo escribir accentos. whee.
oh! Elvish speakers out there check out Ardalambion! http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/
tov m’oed! chashavti sh’lo t’hiyeh makom lidaber b’Ivrit. *matzchikah*
zeh meod kaef, gibor v’giveret morim. Aval, ie efshar l’havin mah shcoolam omrim.
Yaaay! you all have no CLUE what I just said! boy, it’s hard to write Hebrew in English letters. From now on, I am calling Robert and Rossanne Mr. Administrator in Hebrew: Adon Moreh.
Phoenix: Ma zeh?! Ani morAH.
Wai, sorry I exploded. In response to anyone who asked, that was Japnese, and I said “I’m Akiko, right?” I use the name Akiko for personal reasons. :COUGH: But yeah, that’s what it was.
I speak 1337 to.
Japanese*, I can’t spell at times. =.= :sad equals sign face:
awwww it’s cute! in a strange kind of way. ok yes many people would say there’s nothing cute about it at all. so i’m weird.
it’s got the big eyes though. and the teeny mouth.
big eyes+teeny nose+mini mouth=cute. usually. mostly. well ok just on paper (or a comp screen) but anyhoo…
dagnabbit! no that’s not a foreign language, but i’m mad now. lizzie (from skool not the museblogger) told me how to say “go fry your head” in russian and i forgot!! that was going to be my killer insult of the day for my lb! arrgh…
who agrees w/ me that insulting people in a different language is WAY more fun? i think it’s boring insulting people in english, cuz they know what ur saying. i dunno. i like confusing people.
i’m not like mean or anything, i’m usually kidding when i diss people. unless they’re jerks who deserve it.
or maybe i AM mean!!! mwahahahaha….
Yo soy loca. ComÉ mucho azucar.Yo vivo por azucar. Soy muy loca.
Tell me if my Spanish is awful. My teacher is horribly incompetent.
Shi. Wo de lao shi de Spanish shi… shi… horribly incompetent.
I need to be able to do better accents in this stupid little comment box. (Note the capital accented E in comÉ.)
RRH,
Here are some accents you can cut and paste into your comments (yes, “ü” does sometimes occur in Spanish):
á é à ó ú ü ñ
Enjoy!
Robert
Rossane, the joke is that I call both you and Robert Mr. Administrator in the blog. I know my genders! I’m an Israeli, for heaven’s sake! (how do you know Hebrew?…)
I can say “stupid human” in Japanese. In fact, I will. BAKA NINGEN!
OH, I get it now, Phoenix!
Matzchik!
Hayiti gara b’aretz b’1980 — v’lamaditi ivrit sham. Chaval, ani shachachti kimat hakol…
My favorite sentence in Hebrew:
Tzartzar mtzartzer tzirtzurav.
tov! yesh li mishehu sh’efshar l’daber imahen! aifo at garet? garti b’harbe m’komot, k’mo Ra’ana’ana, Ramat Gan, Yerushalayim, v’chaifa, ki avi avad im machshevim, vehem shalchu otanu lharbe m’komot plonim. ze haya aich sh’halachnu l’Artzot Habrit!
um…tov ramat hayiti kimat m’komot ze tzartzar!
i have no clue what i just said. i just picked random words from phoenix’s and the GAPAs posts.
BAKA NINGEN!!! stupid human! mwahaha…g2g find my lb now…
I’m not a human. I was born on…erm….Pluto. yah. that’s right!
Ebeth, you said: good (ramat gan is the name of a city) I was almost places
hehe I love torturing people…
ok, Hebrew fraise book time!
Ani ohevet l’achol tapuchai adamah–I like to eat potatoes
I am very, very sad.
*cries*
I am a one-languager. I have no strech…
well maybe spanish. Wait, I can speak English. Not American, but English.
English speak different than Americans…don’t they?
Si. El taxi!!!! uno dos tres sinco ses sieto ocho nues dias. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. I know I spelled that wrong… It’s been a while since I took Spanish… Adios!!!!!!! (Or is it Adias!) We need a thread on polls/questions Mr and Mrs. Adiministraters. NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here’s one:
Would you rather be in a dark room scared to your wits end OR be in a brightly lit room with Michael Jackson?
I pick a dark scary room. Duh.
Good news! At my school we have an Anime Club, and one of the members is willing to teach some of us basic Japanes!YAAAAAAAAYY!!!!! I feel so happy! and I got homework! Practice writing hiragana!
Phoenix (#32): Hayiti b’kibbutz Ginegar, ba Emek Yizrael — al yad Haifa. Avadeti bagan.
Aizeh tov b’yoter: Ochel b’Yisrael o B’artzot habrit?
(Ani yodaat she ha ivrit sheli lo kol kach tov. Slicha!)
I can write and read some katakana, and one or tow hiragana. I don’t know the words most of the time though. I can understand fragments of some songs though.
I know a whole word in japanese. at least i think it’s japanese…
chibi. which is a word that totally rocks. you can sit there saying chibi for a whole half hour. i should know, i’ve done it (i’m seriously not kidding here. ok so i was reading too. details details. but yah i just kept saying, “chibichibichibi…*
haha my mom kicked me off and i begged and then she said ok and forgot about me. we gots neighbors over. so ebeth is freeeeee!!
Puedo ayudar todos con español y matematicas si quieres.
Uno dos tres cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve dies. and it is adios. above all of that I said “I can help everyone with spanish and math if you would like (me to)” I used to know how to say the word “pocket” in Hebrew but then I forgot. about the only things I know how to say in hebrew are random things like Mazel Tov. *gets the song The Dream from The Fiddler on the Roof stuck in her head* I am in that play by the way. (hey that rhymese!) maybe there should be a thread for helping eachother with homework that can only be for that not for random conversations since then I would never be able to find what I was supposed to help with.
Krissy,
En español, los números uno hasta diez son: uno dos tres cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve diez.
He zhong guo hua: yi er san si wu liu qi ba jiu shi
The lack of Chinese accents is annoying. (hint hint Señor(a) Administrator) I need a line above a,e,i,o, and u, an accent going up over the same letters, an accent going down (same letters), a carat mark over the letters if you can find it, and a dot thingy over the u. My computer probably has tem, but I’m too lazy to go searching. Soy MUY MUY MUY peresoza. (perezosa?) I have problems putting Z’s in their rightful places.
Adios!
Zai jian!
hey E-A (wow those are my initials
) mazel tov is good luck right? i think… 
i was bored this morning and finally went back to the good old (very old) cantebury tales and finished the knight’s tale. yes i have been horribly neglecting that book. but yaaay anyway! i got confoosed though-was the guy that died the knight from the beginning or was that a different knight? i think the knight described in the prologue was the one that died but i’m not sure.
The Knight from the prologue is telling the story about the two other knights.
I’ve found another Middle English glossary.
huh!!!! I have no clue what you said. As I said I forget my spanish lessons!!
oooh ok i get it now. thanx! i can now wot what he quod! mostly…
Ebeth (post 19)- It should be “Cur ego ducio latin” or something like that- the first person singular ends in o (man, I wanted to say “the yo form” right there so badly because of español…)..
If you have a mac, which you should, because macs are cool, you can hold down option and type e/i/n/o/u etc for the different marks..
Pingüinos!!!!!
Probably spelled that wrong..
Me gusta hablar español, pero mi clase de español II tiene muchas estudiantes tontas y muchos “stoners”, y no me gusta la profesora- la clase es muy aburrida. Yo debà estudiar frances, pero me gusta mucho la profesora de español 1 en “middle school”.. No sé.
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hm…well the o works anyway… øøøøøøøø
wait i’m not even on the mac what am i doing?
oh that’s right. IT DOESN’T HAVE INTERNET!!! ARRRRGH!!!
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No, see, you have to do that and then do whatever letter you want the thingy to be over.
åéÃóú
YAAAAY!!!! that’s cool.
we should have a new thread in November for creative spelling!!!! I want to see if I got my Nov/Dec issue… Ebeth is your name Elizebeth A. ? Am I right????
Rossane: garet b’kibbutz?! mamash madlik! ani lo choshevet sh’haochel yoter tov bartzot habrit, aval achalti mashe Imi yatzara.
AAH!!! I’ve been found! Quick! run this way! run that way! run away! pack up and move to some deserted island without internet!!! quick! quick! quick! THE GIG’S UP BOYS!!!!
lol! yes my name is elizabeth a. elizabeth a…whoops almost gave it away there!!! AAH!! PRESERVE ABSOLUTE SECRECY!!!
Anyone there? I want cretiv (creative) slpelllinl (spelling) !!!!! NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ebeth, I totaly did not follow that. My real name is “Tree Singing”. Really. I am NOT joking!
my first name, I mean.
In what language phoenix?
tree: LALALALALALALAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
*poof*
tree: LALALA…who’s that?
baby phoenix: googoogaga
random all-knowing person: whenever a tree sings, a baby is born.
tree: oooh ok. LALALALAAAAA!!!
rakp: that means shut up already!
tree: fine!
baby phoenix: goo goo ga ga
rakp: you know that we’re all just a figment of ebeth’s crazy overused imagination right?
tree: ???
baby phoenix: ???
rakp: never mind. it’s time to go poof and disappear now.
*poof*
rakp: *disappears*
ok that’s probably not what happened…
yeah, probably not… unless the tree sang again…
tree- LALLLAAAAALALAAAA!!!!!!!!
toddler phoenix- * walks up to mother* mom what are you doing?
tree mom- singing my darling
*pop! a baby appears*
baby- waaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
tree mom- oops! I’ve done it again! phoenix you have a sibling!!!!!
toddler phoenix- if I sing will I have a baby? la….
tree mom- not now! try it when you’re 29!
toddler phoenix- ok… *walks away*
tree mom- phew! I almost had three kids!!
That is definatly not what happened! maybe she had 4 kids…
what? I am NOT following this…
Ebeth help me out here…
phoenix, we’re telling the story of your life. it started out with you being born. you were born because a tree sang.
basically we’re insanely bored.
exactimundo!!!!!!!!!
Pheonix & Rosanne since you actually speak Hebrew make sure I’m right… Mazeltov means congradulations right?
Je peux parle Francais aussi.
Elasse-Adael,
That’s right, mazel tov means congratulations.On its own the word mazel means luck and tov means good. But when you put them together they usually mean congratulations.
Right, Phoenix?
(Phoenix actually speaks Hebrew much better than I do.)
Phoenix,
Ani lo m’vinah lgamray ma at katvah. Ech omrim “lmi yatzara” b’anglit!??
…………………………………………… I’m going to talk in a language. Guess what I’m speaking!!
I bored.
you eat.
I go hunt.
you go bed.
I go Muse web.
son get food.
erm…ich wot not what language you quod. withouten drede, tis an interesting language indeed!
sorry Rossanne, I wrote “Imi” as in, “haEema sheli,” and “yazara” as in, “created”, which was the wrong word. I had an Ivrit test that day, that was one of my words. I meant “bishla”, cooked.
guess!!!!!
uuuh… bleh?
Kricket(Krissy) is speaking in Neandertal! Or Oog, at any rate, which is close enough. Now all you need is some rock references (not music).
Oog. Ooooooog! Rock, rock, rock. It’s a tie!
Fooooooooood. Homebleh. Mesad.
(ble as spoken by RRF, with invented word. Nak, Ino ur outher, so am I mooshing words together correctly?)
correct!!!!!! yeah randomrohanfreak! cool. here’s a virtual rock coming your way!!!!
Yay! Shi tou dian! (lit. Rock electric!, but close enough.)
Feliz Dia de Los Muertos!
Manishma, Phoenix.
OK, achshav ani mivinah. BISHLA.
Nehaneti ha shokolat b’yisrael. V’oogat g’vinah. V’salat bishvil aruchat boker.
Ani adayin ochelet salat baboker!
Chayim b’kibbutz haya tov v’m’anyen — aval lifamim kashe. Rov hazman ani avaditi imyeladim k’tanim (v’chamoodim) bagan. Aizeh kef! Aval lifamim avadati ba mifal plastica. NORA m’shaamem. Ugh.
l’hit –
Rosanne
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http://www.adcott.net/binary/ is the site that I used to write the previous message.
and what does it mean?
Rossane–
ahavti et haier shelanu, ze hayah naim.
hamishpacha sheli chosvim sheooliye anu yichzeru la’Aretz! im kayn, Avi rotzeh lagur b’Yerushalayim, oe oolai al kibbutz! aval, anachnu rak yagur sham, v’lo teheyeh chelek shel hakibbutz. anu lo tichzeru lamakom shgarnu lifnei shehalachnu l’Artzot Habrit.
nald ver mared ne shaml ne couthbrat.
hey i started the miller’s tale
yeah i kinda forgot about that book for a while…
but iiiiiiiiiiiiiii’m back! mwahaha…
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cool stuff e-a! gonna go decode ur message now…
you already gave us a link…
or 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100001 01101100 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 01111001 00100000 01100111 01100001 01110110 01100101 00100000 01110101 01110011 00100000 01100001 00100000 01101100 01101001 01101110 01101011 00101110 00101110 00101110
Duboes ubanuby ubof yubou spubeak Ubububi Dubububi? Ubit’s hubard tubo tubype.
( to speak the above language add “ub” before every vowel sound in each word.
Liguam Latinam dico. Linguam Latinam pulchra est. Linguam Latinam dico ut cognoscam Sanctam Missam, et– et — the Bible.
Et latina auxiliam lingam anglese ( is that how you say English?) dat. I don’t know that much Latin. I wasn’t sure how to say “I may understand”.
Ich sprech nicht so gut Deutch. Mein vater ist einen Stutente in Osterreich.
ebrentra leu condad re umbledis comu leid tudu gug liuvom bohal juisl iloo hunto verada jes calamada ergada.
-Mes Gadaval,
KitKat
Oy! Lentra uon tei ves callmos paid armea ded lies tern juo litrasa. Ima nencia!!! Crecol de hunto jes met comu gug letuda shallmein urada shellon!!!! Mus grentos, juio.
-Hundrid Indo Pleck,
KitKat
ahtk lksi fhitjl nowker aszon yakrlagh zoasd!!!
testing-what language is that?
um… Orcish?
random punching of letters into keyboard-ese?
yaay 50 hot pink bunnies to randomrohanfreak!!!
ash nazg durbatuluk
ash nazg gimbatul
ash nazg thrakatuluk
agh burzum ishi crimping tool.
that’s orcish. the only orcish i know
no it’s actually krimpatul. i say crimping tool. deal w/it.
I just read this cool study where it says that, as long as the first and last letters are in place, even if all the middle letters are all scrambled up, anyone can read it! let’s try:
Hlelo, Msreus! fnilaly Pohenix ins’t tlaknig Hrbeew! anr’t you all hpapy, eeyovrne?
In that study, they were actually very careful to keep the letters in a certain order…
that really does work though. last year my friend sam typed up something w/scrambled up letters and put it up all over the skool and pretty much everybody could read it. we had some experimentation passing notes w/scrambled letters too…good times…
I know what it says!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Musers! finally Phoenix isn’t talking Hebrew! aren’t you all happy everyone?
yeah!!!! what do i win?
loot! fabulous prizes!
has anyone ever read, the Eleventh Hour by Greame Base? he lives in Britain, so Paul Baker should know of him. well, I solved the main mystery, and I found out Cora’s sister’s name, but I havn’t found out the Swan’s name. However, I think I’m onto something, b/c I found a hidden code that translates to, “anagrams”. I still don’t know what it means, though…:)
no I haven’t read it…
*gasp* anagrams fun!!!!!!!! wheeeeeeeee!!!! ebeth is an anagram of beeth! and etheb! and hebeet! none of which make any sense at all. they’re not words…
hey phoenix, did you consider putting that on the BOOKS+MOVIES thread??? glowerglarescowlsulk.
nobody ever gooooooooooooooooooes there anymore…
Hey. I’m taking German 1. The word for eleven is “elf”. I knew this before, though. I went to a German camp class thingy. So…
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ELF!!!
Hmm.. that didn’t work too well… he’s too skinny and I usually give him an arm… oh well…
Nice elf. I like the elevens composing him. Or were those an accident?
Let’s see, random is dornam and mandor and nomard (which is almost nomad)and Arthur Dent’s daughter’s name. Rohan is a horn if you use spaces, ahorn without (which is sort of like acorn), hanor, honar (which is almost sonar), etc. Freak is kreaf and refak and karfe etc. Anagrams are fun!
randomrohanfreak
radon arm heak norm
what is a heak?
I think I might know how to accent now…
lessy…
¿Hablo español?
Hablo un poco.
Me llamo lilbro777. Mi apellido es _________. Me gustan comer helado, leer, libros, computador, y jalepiños. No me gustan hermanos, tardea y café. Mi cumpleaños es el siete de julio. Somos cuarto en mi familia.
Weeeeeeeeeeee………….
I just said that my name is lilbro777, my last name is ________, I like eating ice cream, reading, books, computers, and jalepiños. I said I didn’t like siblings, HW, and cafe, that my b-day is the 7th of July, and that there are four people in my family. ¡Adios!
This was for you incompetent spanish speakers. ¡Adios!
Hey, this is a wierd language. See if you can guess the rules:
Myy nameamemee iss lilbro777ilbro777bro777ro777o777777777. I likeikekee icecee creamreameamamm a lotott. Thishisiss fununn!
eyhay! iay anteday otay eakspay igpay atinlay orfay omesay easonray, osay earbay ithway emay! isthay unfay. on’tday itizecray ymay ellingspay ‘ausecay isthay isay owhay iay earnedlay itay. atway boutay anishspay igpay atinlay? oundsay unfay? Yeah! Okay: imay amollay ilbro777lay. isthay isay ardhay. Back to English. Oh, nevermind.
that was totally random. But then, isn’t that what museblog is for?
Oh, I love this thread! and I only doscovered it…. um… ten min. ago?
I have no idea what language to do……. NO, WAIT!!!!! duh, me. What about a code. Crack it!
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I thinkhinkinknkk I understandnderstanderstanderstandrstandstandtandandndd youroururr firstirstrststt languageanguagenguageguageuageagegee. Iff notott, thishisiss willilllll lookookokk reallyeallyallyllylyy weirdeirdirdrdd.
Man-De. Esse Elentari. Im quededhel. Elentari na ‘el tari’. (Hee hee I have an Elvin-English dictionary)
Hola! Mi llamo Elentari. Yo hablo espanol, un poco. Me gusta correr y comer mucho. Y tu?
Ellohay. Ymay amenay ishay Elentarihay. Ihay eakapy Igpay Atinlay.
Hopeloplopo! Mopyop nopamope isop Elopenoptoparopi. Copanop yopou soppopeakop Op?
Well…I can’t speak any other languages, but I’ve sung in Latin, Brazilian, French, Hebrew, and German. Wheeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!
I LOVE LANGUAGES!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*does happy dance upon finding this thread, and falls on the floor in agony after stubbing toe*
I canann writeriteitetee inn thathatatt languageanguagenguageguageuageagegee! tambien puedo hablar espanol. y mi? hmm A mi me gusta correr con la equipo “cross country. me gusto leer. y otras cosas.
I can understand Elentari’s message in Elvish, Spanish, Pig latin and op. I copanop soppopeakop opop.
I am good with lauguages. ‘Phoenix’ is ‘Ankaa’ in Arabic.
oh, yeah: there is no word for Phoenix in Hebrew, as far as I know, but “firebird” is Tzippor Eish.
That was good, MontgomeryGurl.
No one has figured out post #104, as near as I can tell.
How ’bout this:
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translation:
what is your name? Mine is lilbro777 I like icecream. Weee….. this is fun!!!
Cool, or cool?
!hasta luego!
Phoenix h’yeha Shahin, Ankaa oshulam. Buru Chai uni Haylani. Ankaa ca’ataaba.
I love codes, but I am too lazy to crack that one right now. I just had tea and it makes me lazy.
The Russian word for “firebird” is “zhar-ptitsa.” Russians love consonants.
The latin word for firebird is incendia pennipotent (ok, so it’s two words; there is no latin ‘firebird’ just fire_bird).
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Ego remeo!!!!!! Prospera cum tu!!!!!! Ego spes tu non quarero. Valetudo cum tu. …dulcis moestitia….. libens, optimus dies diei tu!
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oh my that’s long. hey lilbro777 how much latin do you know? way more than me anyway. ok let’s try. I…something!!!!! live long and prosper? ok it wasn’t that. somebody said what that meant. somewhere. erm…you are happy? I something you don’t something. something cum (which I KNOW and I KNOW I KNOW it but i can’t REMEMBER it grr) you…something something…..something perfect day something you!
i have pautsch. be kind.
this message looks really long by the little bar in the corner. i blame the binary. i shall leave now anyway cuz my comments are always way to long. cu people!
Hey, Ebeth! good idea w/ the bianary!!!! It is really short when translated though
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All right, I give up:
Roughly translated I said
I will return!!!! Good fortune to you! I hope you don’t miss me (:oops: error! quarero should be quaero sorry) Good health to you!!!! Blah blah blah (not in the post) sweet sorrow (from shakespear, suposed to be pating is such sweet sorrow, but i don’t know that yet) with good will, best day to you!
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Wow, that’s long. Libens, optima dies diei cum tu!
oh, yeah, my last post was a mix of Arabic and Hebrew, because I wanted to do it in Arabic but don’t know enough word yet.
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oh yah u just told me the latin. whee! i g2g
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Just to let you know,
the battery rabbit with a drum is a Hot Pink Bunny.
Mwhahaha. Wonderful insight of mine.
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All right, Musers, I think it’s time to give binary messages a rest. They take up eight times as much room as normal messages do, and, as much fun as it is to plug text into Adcott’s Binary Translator, it doesn’t require much skill, does it? Let’s find some other methods for our woodnesse.
–Robert
ja! spechenzi Eoinglish?
leste your buxom musers to anon return to Olde/Middle Englishe. Shaltow no mo have binary to lette your approval of posts. Forthy thine myrie musers shall again bookmark the glossary and return to woodnesse.
Oh, FINE!!! no more binary, for a while. *sob* well, then, PIG LATIN!! ha ha ha ha ha! EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY EMAY!!!!!! AHAY AHAY AHAY! !! IAY OVELAY IGPAY ATINLAY!!! AHAY AHAY AHAY!!!!!! onay opstay isthay adfay osay ahay onay ouyay! iay amay omnipotentay!!! ieday ieday! oopay iay asn’tay upposeday otay ebay uderay otay ouyay. *inray, ingray* easeplay otenay atthay ethay ingthay ouyay areay aringstay atay isay aliveay anday isay aboutay toay eatay ouryay osenay. oodgay yebay. *ickclay*
poo san’t duppose to be rude??
rin ring? alive dan is tabou…
erm….
that’s what’s messed about pig latin, everybody has regional grammatical rules. i can still read it but if i translate it by what i learned it says stuff like dan is tabou.
algate ich reed we speak middle englishe. pig latin has been quod differently by many. rock on chaucer. i wonder if they had rabid fangirls back then?
EBETH! That is the whole point. (there were a couple typos, though). Anyway, It’s fun to translate somebody else’s pig latin. The last part was: *ring ring* Please note that the thing you are staring at is alive and is about to bite off your nose. *click* heh heh……….. i’m strange.
ostpay? 01110000 01101111 01110011 01110100 00111111 easeplay? 01010000 01001100 01000101 01000001 01010011 01000101 00111111 grrrrr……
I hate Pig Latin so much.
ywhay? atwhay isay ongwray ithway igpay atinlay?
How can you not like pig latin?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
OSTPAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ok ok i’m “ostpay” ing!
pardee, I wot not what to quod! tis a sad thread, deterioratedeth (hey be kind) to igpay atinlay and words like deterioratedeth. zounds, al we are withouten drede wood, we have a sad amount of nobody that will quod coy woodnesse!
I feel very proud to say that I did not have the glossary when I wrote that. go me!
that also means that we can skip the bits where i messed up.
thankyou.
i amm goingoingingngg too postoststt inn thishisiss languageanguagenguageguageuageagegee.
Anday igpay atinlay.
post more!
*sigh* tis a merciless calling, blogging.
well, the Boredom has begun. The Boredom is a period in my skool year when i get really bored taking notes and start taking them in dwarvish runes (which, i am proud to say, i have memorized, certifying me as a lost cause) History this year. Last year it was science. We don’t take all that many notes in science this year. how odd. at the same time YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
well anyway, it’s sad that I can write in them, and it’s sad that I can read them, but the really sad part is that if somebody asks me about it I will give them a detailed explanation, ending with me scribbling down the alphabet on a random sheet of paper and giving it to them. It invariably ends up in the trash. What a waste of trees. Oh vell. Anyhoo, I am proud to say that my geekiness is pure and absolute. go me.
Iay Avehay Onay Roblempay Ithway Igpay Atinlay, It’say Ustjay At-thay Everybodyay Ashay Eirthay Ownay Away Ofay Peakingsay Itay. Orfay Instanceay, Aketay Ethay Ordway “That”. Ownay Owhay Oday Ouyay Aysay Ethay Ordway “That” Inay Igpay Atinlay? Robablypay Ifferentlyday Enthay Otheray Eoplepay.
That in pig latin: Atthay…….
Anyhoo, try to read this:
zo zou zave za zunch zox zi zould zorrow? zi zeed zone…… heh heh….. ‘z’
Now bleh…
fooooooood. foooooooooooooood…….. SEEGID!!!!! kurtot….. opeood bleh! la la la la la la la
how do you pronouce it though? do you say at-hay or at-thay or atthay?
so you have a lunch box i could borrow? i need one…
at-thay……. yep, that is what i said (the lunch box thingy) i told you before i was strange. what i didn’t tell you is that i was dropped when i was REAL small…….. what about the bleh?
um..bleh?
dropped on the head huh?
ya know…. ‘fooooooood. foooooooooooooood…….. SEEGID!!!!! kurtot….. opeood bleh! la la la la la la la’
food food. see gid. who’s gid? kurt ot…um this is making no sense at all…i think i’m translating wrong…
you are simply terrible. ‘seegid’ was actually in the bleh article. so was ‘food’ and ‘fooooooood’ kurtot……. opeood Bleh! lalalalalalalalalalalalalala……?
try again.
ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! ARNIANAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EAHYAY!!!!!!!! [Times about a hundred more cut-and-paste repetitions. *Sighs* –Administrator]
bleh article??
lilbro777, never go into a movie that excited. it breaks your heart *sobharrypottersobsniff*
although narnia is supposed to be really good…
but still…
says the cynical broken-hearted movie-loving teenager
*sniffsob*
oh well…
no, no…. i don’t live in that time zone…… that was AFTER i went into the movie…….
it IS good……
what about the bleh? (the 1st page joke article…..? Ble! New luj-No Fulst…… Volume 7, # 9, nov/dec 03….. *have it in my lap* LotR iss…..?)
:grin::grin::grin::grin::grin::grin::grin:narnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnianarnia!
i know about hp though…….
‘fooooooood. foooooooooooooood…….. SEEGID!!!!! kurtot….. opeood bleh! la la la la la la la’ what does it mean?
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iay ontday eakspay niay nglisheay
Lamah? Anglit haya lawouan tov m’oad.
Hebrew for: Why? English is a very nice language.
This is the language of Ranters and Rhymers
It sounds much like English it’s true
But the difference is, it rants a lot and
always rhymes, no matter the boos.
For the rhyming is questionable at most
The speakers often become toast
The mobs that attack them don’t like to hear
This incessant bad rhyming that hurts the ear
But that’s just too bad
We’ll make our last stand
The best to be had
For us long-suffering worshippers of Crraw.
So it is time
come help those who rhyme
To escape the death and blood
Of those who think our words are mud
Those who would never offer us a milk dud
Hear our cry-To arms! To arms!
Desert the lonely, dying farms
Come fight with us
Don’t ride a bus
But a horse, because they’re cool
And please, remember not to drool.
“This song makes no sense!
You’re just rhyming random words!”
That’s what the unbelieving say.
But none of that now
Today is our day
To wash those silly fools away
By singing a beautiful lay
Dressed in grey
On this day
“I say!
This poem sucks!
Even if you are wearing a tux”
He’s right i guess
This is a terrible mess
Perhaps it’s best
To quit.
Find another language
Where people don’t try
To burn and fry
It’s speakers every day
While they sing a beautiful lay
Dressed in grey
I say!
Get away!
What are you doing?
Stop that!
Filthy rat!
OW!!!!! *is gagged, handcuffed, and tied to a tree*
Let that be a lesson to all.
Following Crraw will be your fall
Please do not try
I say with a sigh
to rhyme when you can’t
And your skills are scant.
THE END
*clapclapcheercheer*