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[cyber999]

Bom noche?

i think thats italian..

 

[Quark]

you almost got it! Its "Bom Dia" ... thats good morning..

but now is boa noite.. thats good night

Bonjour in French, so...
Bonne soir too

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Yes and it's different in spelling, like "realize" and "realise" or "color" and "colour"...

that was the main prob

when you get out in the world, they'll know what you mean :]

 

[cyber999]

ops i am wrong guten tag is good day in german..

its Gute Nacht isnt it?

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Bom noche?

noche is spanish, if i remember correctly

 

[Quark]

Bom noche?

Bom/Boa (Fr. Bonne) = good, noche (Fr. nuit) = night

I just realise that noche is "female".

 

[Sipyloidea]

i think thats italian..

Boa noite?

 

[Quark]

when you get out in the world, they'll know what you mean :]

Yep, but schools aren't 'part of the world' in that sence.

 

[cyber999]

Boa noite?

yeah thats portuguese

ola, tudo bem? - hello, how are you?

 

[Sipyloidea]

when you get out in the world, they'll know what you mean :]

yep, but in school they are really accurate with that. I am BE btw.

 

[Sipyloidea]

ops i am wrong guten tag is good day in german..

its Gute Nacht isnt it?

yep

 

[cyber999]

Ich versuche, Deutsch zu sprechen! ist dieses richtige?

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Yep, but schools aren't 'part of the world' in that sence.

yep, but in school they are really accurate with that. I am BE btw.

true... i'm just saying that if you ever go to england, say "realize" instead of "realise" [like i will if i ever go there] and they're not gonna chase you in circles with sledgehammers and chainsaws

 

[Quark]

yep, but in school they are really accurate with that. I am BE btw.

Belgian?

 

[Sipyloidea]

yeah thats portuguese

ola, tudo bem? - hello, how are you?

não realmente bom