Originally posted by NordlysTo be honest, I was going to start the thread off with those but I couldn't remember "please" and "you're welcome".
Hello: Dia dhuit
Goodbye: Slán leat
Please: Más é do thoil é
Thank you: Go raibh maith 'ad
Your welcome: Tá fáilte romhat
Bump: ???
😉
In other news, my girlfriend of 9 years has just become my fiance of 1 day and you SOBs are the first to know. Well, apart from the parents that is.
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Originally posted by rwingettYou could have just said that you don't know any other languages. We wouldn't have pointed and laughed. Much.
Maybe you should master your own language first. It's "you're welcome" and not "your welcome". You're - it's a contraction for you are. You see how that works?
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Originally posted by RagnorakCongratulations!
To be honest, I was going to start the thread off with those but I couldn't remember "please" and "you're welcome".
In other news, my girlfriend of 9 years has just become my fiance of 1 day and you SOBs are the first to know. Well, apart from the parents that is.
D
Originally posted by ivangriceHaven't heard that one before. What about "bitte schon" for you're welcome?
German:
Guten Morgen/Nachmittag/Abend (good morning/afternoon/evening)
Bis bald (See you later)
Bitte (please)
Danke (thanks)
Gern geschern (you're welcome)
Don't know 'bump'...
Tschuss (cheers)
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Italian
Hello: Ciao/Salve
Goodbye: Ciao/Arrivederci
Please: Per Favore
Thank you: Grazie
Your welcome: Prego
Bump: Vino
These might be useful for customers you dont like.
No, you can't return the product: Va Fa In Culo
No Discounts: Upe yo asse (Pronounced Up-eh yaw @ss-eh)
I'm not listening: Itsa spicy meataball
Go Away: Shutuppa ya face
I'll go get the manager: Testa Di Cuzzo
I am the Manager: Shutuppa ya face
Originally posted by Ragnorak😉 (about your Irish)
To be honest, I was going to start the thread off with those but I couldn't remember "please" and "you're welcome".
In other news, my girlfriend of 9 years has just become my fiance of 1 day and you SOBs are the first to know. Well, apart from the parents that is.
D
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur Verlobung! 🙂
Gratulerer med forlovelsen! 🙂