21.
Posted by snowbird (Budding Member, 8 posts)
11 May '04 23:19
Ni Hao. Wo shi Snowbird (xue niao lol). Wo shi cong Xiang Gang ( HK) lai lu xin de.
Hi I am Snowbird. I'm traveling from Hong Kong.
Slight Difference there. :P This is in Mandarin and in case anyone can understand my translation for "Snowbird", I know it sounds a bit funny lol, think it sounds a bit corny too lol.
In Hong Kong the dialect used is Cantonese, so it would go:
Nei ho. Ngo hai Snowbird. Ngo hai yau Heung Gong (HK) lei leen doe lui hang.
Ngo=I and Ngo is a combination of the phonic sound of "N" and the word "awe". You have to say them real quick to make it sound rite. Usually I can tell whether someone is a local just by the way they say the word ngo 
Cheers,
Snowbird
22.
Posted by zags (Respected Member, 370 posts)
8 Jun '04 01:09
Hi, I'm Zags, (I'm) from Indonesia.
Indonesian: "Halo, saya Zags, (saya) dari Indonesia."
Japanese: "Konnichiwa, watashi wa Zags desu. Indonesia kara kimashita."
(... I came from Indonesia.)
23.
Posted by KitCat (Full Member, 65 posts)
8 Jun '04 10:06
As close as I can make any English sounds like Chinese. It would be 'wu see Sam yao Hal Lang lai da'
24.
Posted by BasiaAlm (Full Member, 61 posts)
8 Jun '04 12:23
Since Anna from Canada has already done Polish (czesc, Aniu!) here comes in Swedish
Hej, jag heter Maria och kommer fraan Sverige.
and in German:
Tjuss, ich heisse Maria und komme aus Deutchland!
25.
Posted by orienteyec (Full Member, 84 posts)
9 Jun '04 18:58
In Chinese:
ÄãºÃ, Îҽн¡ÁÕ, ÎÒÊÇÀ´×ÔÖйúµÄÂÃÐÐÕß
ni hao, wo jiao Jianlin, wo shi lai zi zhong guo de lv xing zhe
it sounds a little bit "too" formal actually:D
but...here u go
26.
Posted by orienteyec (Full Member, 84 posts)
9 Jun '04 18:58
In Chinese:
ÄãºÃ, Îҽн¡ÁÕ, ÎÒÊÇÀ´×ÔÖйúµÄÂÃÐÐÕß
ni hao, wo jiao Jianlin, wo shi lai zi zhong guo de lv xing zhe
it sounds a little bit "too" formal actually:D
but...here u go
27.
Posted by yaara83 (Full Member, 30 posts)
24 Aug '04 14:20
hebrew:
shalom ani yaara, metayelet israelit
english:
hello im yaara a traveller from israel
28.
Posted by hayanna (Full Member, 46 posts)
24 Aug '04 22:17
Ahn Young Ha Se Yo, Juh Neun Han Kook Eh Suh Ohn Rachel Yib Ni Da
(Hi I'm Rachel From Korea.)
Too long
29.
Posted by Louis_ (Budding Member, 3 posts)
25 Aug '04 01:03
Helo fy eniw i iw Louis, teithwyr or cymru.
Hello my name is Louis, a traveller from Wales (UK)
[ Edit: sorry, no promotional links in the forum please. ]
30.
Posted by shopgirl (Full Member, 136 posts)
25 Aug '04 08:36
Well, in my world .....
'Hello I'm Annie I'm a traveller from London 'would translate as
'Hello I'm Annie and would you like to pay for my rwt ticket please?? '
