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Sugar in Pali
There is no standardized single script for Pali- the Thai, Sinhala, Burmese, Roman, and several other SE Asian scripts are all used to write Pali. Roman is unfortunately the only one I can provide you with. --67.161.26.77 13:56, 12 lip 2006 (CEST)
"sugar in 350 languages" in Luxembourgish language
in luxemburgish it says: Zocker an 350 Sprochen 81.244.160.195 22:32, 12 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar in Avar, Tsez, and probably much more
I think, I can help you here. Do you keep a list of the translations? I'd be interested, and I could give you many translations for the word, I guess, as I am collecting dictionaries and have quite a few oddballs. Send me your list, or a link to it and I will add whatever I can. I am collecting the word for the number 47 (forty-seven) in as many languages as possible. So far, I have 508 translations. Visit my English user page, there is a link. —84.185.225.115 00:26, 13 lip 2006 (CEST)
Got Sugar? :)
I compiled a list of what I could find that you might not have yet, here it is:
- Afade = mamm (also: honey, syrup, sweets, bee)
- Avar = чакар (čakar)
- Burmese = ... (dhăjà) (can't write the word on my computer)
- Comanche = pasinapihnab
- Herero = outyi
- Ndonga = oushi
- North Frisian = suker
- Oriya = ଶକ୍କର୍ (śakkar)
- Pali = sukkharā (as someone else already wrote, Pali doesn't have its own script; I probably have the same dictionary as that guy who said that)
- Tsez = чакар (čakar)
- Tibetan = བྱེ་མ་ཀ་ར་ (bye.ma.ka.ra; pronounced as "chemakara")
Dialects I left out as they usually don't have an own orthography. I couldn't find a Nama translation either, unfortunately.
I have some dictionaries on my computer as well, maybe you could need some of them:
- Azeri = şəkər
- Bole = shukùr
- Hausa = sukari
- Gujarati = ખાંડ (khaṅḍ)
- Interlingua = sucro
- Onondaga = orana8enta ga8i (no idea what the 8s do stand for)
- Slovio = цукор / cukor
- Southern Sotho (Sesotho) = tswekere
- Ubykh = қӀақӀә (qʼaqʼə)
And from another website I got some more languages you might not have yet:
- Kaling = chebar
- Limbu = ᤛᤥᤸ (sōl)
- Tulung = bur
- Itelmen = катанах (katanax)
Thanks for the translation of the 47! :) — 84.185.210.142 14:25, 13 lip 2006 (CEST)
- I uploaded the picture on one of my pages here: http://pauker.at/VIP/Vortarulo/kate_DE/1378 — there you can find it at the bottom with a little explanation and the correct(ed) transliteration and pronunciation of the words. I think that my Oriya version is wrong, though... — en:User:N-true 22:42, 13 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar
Hello, I recived your message about the word sugar it is call Dashy and this is the Vadmi Cánulsus (Canuleze flag)
Neapolitan
"zùccaro in 350 lengue" - I hope this helps. Have a great evening! --SabineCretella 21:29, 13 lip 2006 (CEST)
CZESC!
Nie jestem administratorem, ale moge sie popytac napisac artikul o Swietochlowicach (ztlumaczyc z polskiego).Cos Pan na to? (Uzytkownik FM z Wikipedii rosyjskej)
YEAH!
Ztlumaczyl juz czesc artykula o Swietochlowicach!Chociaz nie mam problemow z porozumeniem (jezyk polski jest bardzo podobnym rosyjskiemu), chce zapytac, co oznacza "Brama"?Sa to gory?Napisalem w artykule "...Morawskije Gory...".Czy to naprawnie?Pogladaj prosze!Pozdrawiam, uzytkownik FM.
ok
Ale czy oznacza to, ze moge napisac po rosyjsku "Morawskaja Brama"? I jeszcze: czy musim pisac o "taborze" (Wikipedia Slowacka)?
jeszcze
Rozdzial "historia":"Do XIX w. Świętochłowice były miejscowością typowo leśną."Czy to oznacza, ze bylo to nie miasto, a wies?
sugar in breton language
Hello the word sugar in breton is : sukr
Hi. The word sugar in Bahasa Melayu is : gula (from Naisi)
"Sugar in 350 languages" would be translated in : sukr e 350 yezh
"Sugar in 350 languages" in Indonesian : gula dalam 350 bahasa
"Sugar in 350 languages" in asturian: "zucre en 350 llingües"
Sugar in 350 Languages
Sugar in 350 languages: Luxemburgish Zocker an 350 Sproochen. That's OK. lb:User:Cornischong Greetings from Luxembourg. Paotr -- Just as he said: Ass an der Rei = That's OK ;-) Greetings Myriam
-> Not sure where you want this put but "sugar in 350 languages" in Irish is "Siúcra i 350 teanga!" (83.141.127.154 21:06, 15 lip 2006 (CEST))
Sugar in Norman
Sugar in 350 langugaes in Norman is, I believe, "Chucre en 350 langues". However, someone who speaks the language better than me should double-check that. 128.187.0.165 06:38, 13 lip 2006 (CEST) (Lé C'valyi d'Jade)
- I have no idea—I know virtually no Guèrnésiais. 128.187.0.165 00:35, 21 lip 2006 (CEST) (Lé C'valyi d'Jade)
"Sugar" in MHG and Ingrian
I always forget the option to look into my etymological dictionary of German. There it says:
- Old High German: zuckar
- Middle High German: zucker, zuker
- Italian: zucchero
- Sicilian: zuccaru
- Arabic: sukkar
- Greek: σάκχαρον (sákxaron)
- Latin: saccharum
- Old Indic: śárkarā
- Middle Indic (Pali): sakkharā-
- Hindi: sakkar
Some of them you got already, some others (as Old Indic) I can't give you the original writing for. I wonder, you seem to have Chechen already. What's the Chechen word for sugar? Can't give you Ingrian though, don't have a dictionary in it. But do you have Uyghur yet? It's شېكەر (шэкер/shéker), note that the word might not display correctly; that's why I loaded it up here (bottom of the page). — N-true 15:27, 16 lip 2006 (CEST)
- Hi again. Thanks for the correction of 'prison'. "Sugar" in Volapük is jueg. And the whole phrase would be "Jueg in 370 püks". 370 would be pronounced "kiltum vels"; thus "Jueg in kiltum vels püks" — sounds silly, eh? ;) — N-true 14:34, 17 lip 2006 (CEST)
- Unfortunately I don't have any resources for Aramaic or Livonian. If you have those words in the Latin spelling, I could try to find their original orthography... but other than that, I don't have any dictionary in it. :/ — N-true 20:00, 18 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar in Belarusian
Hi, in Belarusian we write "цукар". Цукар на 350 мовах
Wioski...
Hej! Widze, że opisujesz wioski. Jak możesz dodawaj też stan zaawansowania tutaj Wikipedia:WikiProjekt Śląsk/Opis miejscowości Przykuta 15:29, 17 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar in 370 language
Hello, "sugar in 370 language" into galician language is "azucre en 370 linguas". Bye.Albert galiza
Sámi: "Sohkar 370 gillii". Trond.
Võro: "Tsukru 370 keelen". Võrok
Sugar in 370 language
Hello, "sugar in 370 language" into galician language is "azucre en 370 linguas". Bye.Albert galiza
Sugar in 370 languages
Probably ituga ean 370 dorer is the correct Nauruan translation for sugar in 370 languages, although I don't know actually whether this is fully correct grammatically. 84.193.228.199 12:57, 18 lip 2006 (CEST) (na:User:Belgian man)
PS: You asked for the translation of sugar in Palauan, and I don't know it. I mailed Visit Palau but they didn't answer :(
Cukier
Cześć! Spytałeś jak brzmi słowo "cukier" w języku wenedyckim. Odpowiedz jest prosta: cukier, dokładnie tak jak w polskim! Wiem, to nudne, ale to słowo wynika z pewnych restrykcji zasadniczych tego języka. Przepraszam za opóźnienie! Pozdrawiam, --Żowan Sasomętany Uszkiełtu? 17:15, 19 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar in andalusian
La palabra Azucar (en español estandar) tiene cuatro variedades en andaluz:
1. Azucah ("aspiración andaluza" en vez de s final) esta es la mia :)
2. Asucah ("aspiración andaluza" en vez de s final y "seseo")
3. Azuca (perdida de s final)
4. Asuca (perdida de s final y seseo)
47 in constructed languages
Thank you for telling me your translations. However, I only included "commonly known" artificial languages in my collection, which means, conlangs that are not used by only one (or sometimes two or three) persons but by a whole group. Difficult to explain. I usually refer to the others (which I won't include in my list) as "private conlangs". Otherwise it would be too easy to get the translation count way over 1000 languages. ;) By the way... what is the language "Ślônski" in English? Note that the language code si is already used for Sinhalese. — N-true 20:43, 20 lip 2006 (CEST)
Uzbecky
Hi, I see you just collect this "zdanie" as maniac :) OK, you've asked, I'll answer: "shakar 370 tilda". Good luck! uz:user:Abdulla
설탕 / translate "Sugar in 370 languages" into Korean.
"Sugar in 370 languages" translated into Korean is "370가지 언어 안의 설탕". I think you may know, Sugar is translated as "설탕" into Korean.
My English writing ability is not good, so I cannot translate very well. Anyway, I wish you "Good luck" ko:user:miracleezz
"Sugar" in Aramaic
Hello, Szoltys. The Assyrian Neo-Aramaic (most likely in other Aramaic languages as well) word for "sugar" is something along the lines of shéker (ܫܟܪ). Also, if you don't already have it, in Arabic it's sukar. Hope this was helpful. --334 16:45, 22 lip 2006 (CEST)
Pick any one of these three words. They all spell the same thing, just in a different writing style. --334 23:33, 22 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sucre
In occitan it's "Sucre en 370 lengas" In catalan it's "Sucre en 370 llengües" In french it's "Sucre en 370 langues"
Keko_dc from catalan and occitan wikipedia.
Sugar Javanese
there're two words for sugar in javanese:
- gula= this word for regular/someone in the same level
- gendhis = this word for someone in the higher level/older
09:20, 24 lip 2006 (CEST) anggoro
- ok, thanks for your immediate reply ha ha ha. It can be gendhis ing 370 (tigangatus pitung dasa) basa or gula ing 370 (telungatus pitungpuluh) basa 202.165.40.50 09:28, 24 lip 2006 (CEST) anggoro
Sugar in Cornish
In Cornish (Kernewek), it would be "sugra yn 370 taves" (there are a couple other ways you could say it, but that's the simplest). 128.135.181.170 18:01, 26 lip 2006 (CEST)
Sugar in Murcian
assucar
Sugar in Panocho
Sucar or Γucar
Świętochłowice in Serbian
I have made a short article: http://sr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Швјентлохловице. You can make an article about my city, Инђија: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inđija. /Мића
Świętochłowice in Greek
Hi! I have made an article about Świętochłowice in our Greek edition. Please make an article for my town, Agrinio, in Polish (based on the english edition). Thank you. --80.76.62.194 09:59, 31 lip 2006 (CEST)
hello
Actually I saw your post in the Persian Wiki and I thought maybe if you might possibly want me to write about any Polish city etc. I'll do it if you write about my interest which is the Royal Family of Iran in Polish. The Crown Prince and the Queen in genral. So if you are possibly interested please let me know and I'll be more than happy to write about Polish cities or etc. in Persian.
Thanks in advance, my name is Kaaveh and here is my page: http://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/کاربر:Kaaveh
Best Regards: Kaaveh
Hi again Today I will start working on the cities you asked me for and as I said I want to ask you please to right about the Royal Family of Iran that will include HIM Reza Shah En:Reza Shah, his grand-son (Crown Prince of Iran who now lives in exile) his name is Reza Cyrus Pahlavi, more commonly known as Reza Pahlavi II, and I suggest you to use Prince Reza Pahlavi En:Reza Cyrus Pahlavi and if you would like a page for the Princess Yasmine Pahlavi (Yasmine Etemad Amini prior to her marriage) En:Yasmine Pahlavi to Prince Reza Pahlavi. you also can find very good information on his website (along with pictures which don't have copy rights from his official website) at www.rezapahlavi.org
Please let me know if you got any questions and I am down to translate even if there are more cities etc. in Polish to Persian.
cheers: Kaaveh
hi again, i made the page for Chorzów fa:هورشاو but it's too late right now and i will make the page for Bytom tommorow. bye for now. kaaveh
- Hi Szoltys
I really appreaciate what you've done for me, if you possibly want I can write about different polish subjects that you may wish to see in Persian? would you be interested to translate about other members of Pahlavi Dynasty in Polish?
Thank's again: Kaaveh
- Hi again
Actually I've already written an article about Bytom but I couldn't send it since I am banned for 6 days over an argument I had with one of the head-editors of Persian Wiki. after my 6-day sanction is over, I will start working on those cities you told me with pleasure. But about the other members of Pahlavi Dynasty, would you please write about Princess Farahnaz Pahlavi en:Farahnaz Pahlavi, Princess Leila Pahlawi en:Leila Pahlavi, Princess Shanaz Pahlavi en:Shahnaz Pahlavi.
Thank you so so much; Kaaveh
- Dear Szoltys;
Thank you for your translations, I am very thankful to you indeed. unfortunately, I am banned for a few more days from the Persian Wiki because I've been dragged into an arguement with one of the admins. As soon as (I believe 4 more days) I am removed from the sanction list, and able to write again, I will post my translations of the cities that I gave promise to you.
In your kind post in my page, you said: "...have you got something to translating for me too, because I haven`t got any topics?" I basically didn't get exactly what you mean, but was this your concern? if not please leave me a note.
Thank you so much again, Kaaveh
- Dear Szoltys;
I believe they are 3 more important members of the Pahlavi Dynasty who are; Princess en:Fawzia of Egypt (The first wife of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and the first siter of Egyptian King), Princess en:Ashraf Pahlavi ( twin sister of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and her role in a coup against en:Mossadegh) and her son Prince en:Shahryar Shafiq (who was assassinated by the Islamic revolutionaries). I think after that we covered all the important members of the Pahlavi Dynasty in Polish.
Best Regards: Kaaveh
tO zNóW jA!
Co myślisz o mojej stronkie w Polskiej Wikipedii?Uuu87 07:12, 6 sie 2006 (CEST)
część!
Nie musisz nikogo szukać!Rozumam polsku na dobrem poziomie:) (80-90%).Pozdrawiam!Uuu87 02:29, 7 sie 2006 (CEST)