Jssy
11-01-2015, 06:19 PM
http://habbox.com/text/japan/I+have%20a%20Jellyfish%20on%20my%20head
Bet you were all wondering what that title meant weren't you? I love learning about different cultures and learning new languages. Lately I have been looking into learning Japanese but it seems very hard to grasp the accent, so last night I was looking at basic phrases in Mandarin, which is the most widely used language in the world if you didn't know! Most of us will have studied languages at school so everyone should have come across words from a different language - I did Spanish and French, but I absolutely hated French :( Occasionally whilst looking through vocabulary of other languages, I come across some very funny phrases. 有一只水母在我的头上 is Mandarin and translates to 'I have a Jellyfish on my head'. I also found other translations, for example 'Please may you hold my cat whilst I dance'.
You might have also heard some funny phrases whilst learning a new language, or you might have just heard them. For this competition I'd like you to post below any funny phrases or words you have come across, and what they mean in the language they are in.
Please keep them clean and within the forum rules!
Good Luck!
Prize: 5 credits + 15 rep
Click here (http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=812970&p=8255961#post8255961) for more information about prizes
Bet you were all wondering what that title meant weren't you? I love learning about different cultures and learning new languages. Lately I have been looking into learning Japanese but it seems very hard to grasp the accent, so last night I was looking at basic phrases in Mandarin, which is the most widely used language in the world if you didn't know! Most of us will have studied languages at school so everyone should have come across words from a different language - I did Spanish and French, but I absolutely hated French :( Occasionally whilst looking through vocabulary of other languages, I come across some very funny phrases. 有一只水母在我的头上 is Mandarin and translates to 'I have a Jellyfish on my head'. I also found other translations, for example 'Please may you hold my cat whilst I dance'.
You might have also heard some funny phrases whilst learning a new language, or you might have just heard them. For this competition I'd like you to post below any funny phrases or words you have come across, and what they mean in the language they are in.
Please keep them clean and within the forum rules!
Good Luck!
Prize: 5 credits + 15 rep
Click here (http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=812970&p=8255961#post8255961) for more information about prizes