Scratch

Berry122 · 2009-02-13 14:35:01

Irish: Scriob aghaidh big_smile

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SmartIrishKid · 2009-02-24 19:14:38

Quenya Elvish: "Aiya Scratye!" (EYE-yah skrAHT-jay)
Sindarin Elvish: "Ai Scrátian!" (EYE skrAHT-jan)

If you have the font Tengwar Annatar, you can copy one of these codes to get the phrases in the Elvish characters:
Quenya: lEhÍE 8a7E1ÎR5Á
Sindarin: ]Ö 8a7]F1`]6Á
Sorry, I don't remember exactly where I found that font.

If you want Elvish lessons, you can reply to the link in my signature.

SmartIrishKid · 2009-02-24 19:24:58

Let's see...I speak English, and can write some Greek, Quenya, and Sindarin from memory. I have also previously taken Spanish, Latin, and Dwarvish, and find German, Hebrew, Russian, etc. somewhat fascinating. I could probably even make up my own language if I wanted to. wink

Perhaps my username should have been IrishLinguist.

ML1 · 2009-02-25 05:06:38

It`s pretty hard to tell "Scratch on" on Croatian but I think it would be something like "Nastavi skrečat" with Croatian pronounce but it`s "Continue Scrathing". It might be "skrečaj" too.

pinochio · 2009-07-11 21:04:58

scratch weiter in german smile

illusionist · 2009-07-11 22:07:12

MyRedNeptune wrote:
Practice Random acts of evil...

Sorry this is off topic, but i just have to say that that is a funny spoof a Paddle2see's signature... big_smile

Doody · 2009-07-26 07:37:20

welsh is my favorite languange! Doody: Syt ydi ti heddiw? Friend: Iawn diolch

coolperson · 2009-07-26 10:36:03

This is in the indian language, Hindi पर वापस लेना है!

coolperson · 2010-03-04 21:47:53

Hobbs1100 wrote:
MyRedNeptune wrote:
Mick wrote:

It does? How do you pronounce it?
'Dia duit' is pronounced dee-a-dwit'.
I'll try, but many russian sounds aren't avaliable in english. Anyways, in the english version it will sound ProdoljshAy ScrEtchit'. Very unrealistic. You might pronounce it wrong. I would want to use a transcription, but I don't know how to type it. So, I'll try to explain the sounding of each vowel. The two O's and the A in "prodoljshay" are pronounced as in the word "all". The E in " screthchit' " is pronounced as the first letter in the word "level". The I in the same word is pronounced as in the word "deer".
I hope that makes sense.
It must have really sucked to be the Russian to English translator durring the Cold War

My dad actually wrote a book on the cold war!

icecreamandcake · 2010-06-29 21:34:51

I would like to say "Scratch on!" in Norwiegen (I live in the US, but I know some Norsk words), but I don't know how to say "on" in Norwiegen. Can someone help me please?

scimonster · 2010-12-28 12:58:03

andresmh wrote:
How would you say "Scratch on!" in your own language? :-)

I'm making a project on this!

Here it is: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/scimonster/1505665

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bananaman114 · 2011-01-25 19:49:11

WOW, thats deep and makes so much sense. I like it.

Scarstar999 · 2011-02-28 12:44:00

I don't know how to say it in Telegu... but I do know it in Hindi:

स्क्रैच कर रखो!

Pronounced: Scratch kar(like car, but 'uh' instead of 'aaaaa') rakho(again, the a is not an 'aaaa' and the kho part is like ruk plus oh, with the k like kh)

Hadlab · 2011-04-27 09:40:06

This is the best I can do in Latin: optimus est Scratch- scratch is the best!

lemonpretzel · 2011-04-27 17:15:58

i don't know, but "scratch is really good" in Tamil is ஸ்க்ராட்ச் ரொம்ப நல்லா இருக்கே!

AtheistWarrior · 2011-05-13 15:44:40

I've always wanted to learn greek or vietnamese, and I'm not really sure why.
Χαράξτε την! (greek)
Đầu vào! (vietnamese)
(Yea I know that I used translators so I'll apologize ahead of time.)

a1130 · 2011-06-25 23:14:57

In Chinese, a rough translation for "Scratch On!" would be "继续挠." (pinyin: ji4 xü4 nao2) tongue Scratch (as in "scratching your head") would translate as 挠, or probably 抓 (which literally means to capture, e.g. "我被抓住了" would mean "I got caught). However, Scratch as in the programming language as a sort of abstract meaning... As a native English speaker (my parents are Chinese though), I lack that vocabulary...

EDIT: Alternate translations include- 努力抓 (pinyin: nu3 li4 zhua1), and a few others.

Last edited by a1130 (2011-06-25 23:17:50)

TVflea · 2011-08-12 23:32:52

i svenska, du sager skråma på!

zorket · 2011-08-27 17:52:31

sad Only English. (Scratch On!)

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wolvesstar97 · 2011-12-22 01:13:51

Sur Scratch! <-- french

soniku3 · 2011-12-24 14:56:20

Thats what i want!!!
Fronhe weinhachten! or did i spell it not good!

LiFaytheGoblin · 2011-12-24 15:33:58

In french: 'Continue Scratch' or something like that
but 'sur' is false! You can only use 'sur' if you want to say that, e.g. somethin is on a table (if you mean a place!!) (-> Quelque chose est sur la table)

In German: Scratch weiter! (But this sounds weird!)

Sukhadacoolkarni · 2012-11-12 22:19:46

scrathch suru in marathi

Auto007 · 2012-12-17 08:41:14

Sukhadacoolkarni wrote:
scrathch suru in marathi

Kadhi ?
Kuthe ?
kevha ?
Ani yu punicha thistos ?

Aditya007 · 2013-01-19 04:28:47

Auto007 wrote:
Sukhadacoolkarni wrote:
scrathch suru in marathi
Kadhi ?
Kuthe ?
kevha ?
Ani yu punicha thistos ?

[Hindi] To tushach schoolcha mitra ahe, [/Hindi]i can simply understand....[Hindi] ani scratch kharach suru ahe ka marathit???????[/Hindi]

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