What does this mean? I need a translation. [modified]
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That isn't Kyle, for sure. Because he/she/it speaks Hindi (with a whole lot of grammatical mistakes in that too). I think a non-Hindi speaking person would not be able to make up even this much of Hindi.
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That isn't Kyle, for sure. Because he/she/it speaks Hindi (with a whole lot of grammatical mistakes in that too). I think a non-Hindi speaking person would not be able to make up even this much of Hindi.
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Heh... he tried to talk to me the other day, and stepped on his tongue. Poor 'lil guy... :rolleyes:
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I think learning a language enough to get it wrong is right up his alley and the remaining behavior is identical. It's Kyle all right.
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led mike wrote:
I think learning a language enough to get it wrong is right up his alley and the remaining behavior is identical. It's Kyle all right.
Agreed :-D
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led mike wrote:
Yeah that would be pretty funny stuff if they weren't talking to Kyle
I think it's Kyle too. The Hindi abuse he pasted is not even coherent (based on what someone translated) and he might have copy/pasted it from some other forum or website. So I think John and all those other guys replying to Kyle's avatars are wasting their time and are merely serving to amuse Kyle. Kyle's basically having fun at their expense. :sigh:
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dan neely wrote:
"you're married to my sister"
That's not what somebody means when they say 'Saala' (brother-in-law) in an insulting tone.
dan neely wrote:
"I married your sister"
This one is more like it, but in this context, "I b*nged your sister" is more accurate. It's a serious insult in a country where extramarital sex is still taboo.
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byalmightybobVikram A Punathambekar wrote:
This one is more like it, but in this context, "I b*nged your sister" is more accurate.
I've seen Hindi movies where the heroines call the villains "saale". That doesn't seem to be much of an insult based on your explanation. Does it have other meanings too then?
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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
This one is more like it, but in this context, "I b*nged your sister" is more accurate.
I've seen Hindi movies where the heroines call the villains "saale". That doesn't seem to be much of an insult based on your explanation. Does it have other meanings too then?
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
I've seen Hindi movies where the heroines call the villains "saale". That doesn't seem to be much of an insult based on your explanation. Does it have other meanings too then?
Who do you think should be the heroine in this context - John? :laugh:
Cheers, Vikram.
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In case you hadn't noticed, it's not adversely affecting my life.
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001Hey John, did you ever get a translation?? I'm VERY curious now. :)
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Hey John, did you ever get a translation?? I'm VERY curious now. :)
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mechanical's deleted message was a translation. obscene and incoherent is a good summary. Apparently the incoherence was in the original not the translation.
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That isn't Kyle, for sure. Because he/she/it speaks Hindi (with a whole lot of grammatical mistakes in that too). I think a non-Hindi speaking person would not be able to make up even this much of Hindi.
actually, given that I've seen a few stray English words in it, is there an online English to Hindi translator somewhere that the kidiot could be using? Kyle seems like too much of a slacker to manually translate something, and if he did, why would he leave some words in English? I could see him not bothering to closely examine output from babelfish easily enough though.
-- CleaKO The sad part about this instance is that none of the users ever said anything [about the problem]. Pete O`Hanlon Doesn't that just tell you everything you need to know about users?
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actually, given that I've seen a few stray English words in it, is there an online English to Hindi translator somewhere that the kidiot could be using? Kyle seems like too much of a slacker to manually translate something, and if he did, why would he leave some words in English? I could see him not bothering to closely examine output from babelfish easily enough though.
-- CleaKO The sad part about this instance is that none of the users ever said anything [about the problem]. Pete O`Hanlon Doesn't that just tell you everything you need to know about users?
dan neely wrote:
actually, given that I've seen a few stray English words in it, is there an online English to Hindi translator somewhere that the kidiot could be using? Kyle seems like too much of a slacker to manually translate something, and if he did, why would he leave some words in English? I could see him not bothering to closely examine output from babelfish easily enough though.
Looks like he copy/pasted it from some other online board.
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
I've seen Hindi movies where the heroines call the villains "saale". That doesn't seem to be much of an insult based on your explanation. Does it have other meanings too then?
Who do you think should be the heroine in this context - John? :laugh:
Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobI think I'm supposed to feel pretty now. :)
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Hey John, did you ever get a translation?? I'm VERY curious now. :)
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Yeah, but it was nonsensical. Everyone thinks Ragu is Kyle. Either way, I got to exercise my acerbic nature, so in a way, I am in his debt. :)
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Ragyu wrote:
but to be called that in a civilized society would dishonor you and your relatives!
To be called "brother-in-law"?
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001Actually, it is somewhat convoluted. In parts of India, when someone who is not related in any way to you calls you "brother-in-law", he is implying he is having sexual relations with your sister! And that is an insult.
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Wow. I didn't know Captain See Sharp spoke Indian.
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dan neely wrote:
actually, given that I've seen a few stray English words in it, is there an online English to Hindi translator somewhere that the kidiot could be using? Kyle seems like too much of a slacker to manually translate something, and if he did, why would he leave some words in English? I could see him not bothering to closely examine output from babelfish easily enough though.
Looks like he copy/pasted it from some other online board.
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Isn't there a way we could ban this dickhead? :(
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Isn't there a way we could ban this dickhead? :(
Personally, I'm not worried about it.
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