One sentence in your language

[iBananaCrazy]

This is my red car..

*spits into bottle*

I'm from Tennessee..

Just incase you don't understand, alot of people use skoal..and use bottles to spit in..

 

[Dango]

This is my red car and stuffs.

 

[Hotshots]

Italian - "Si chiama questa una salsiccia ! Vorrei schiaffo una prostituta sporca con essa!"

English - "You call this a sausage! I wouldn't slap a filthy prostitute with it!"

I thought this would be more intresting that a red car.

 

[ssgt splatter]

This is my red car.
I speak english.

 

[Cain_Zeros]

"this is my red car." Yay for being an English speaker?

 

[Sovvolf]

A'nicked-this-redcaar. Spoken like a true Barnsley lad.

 

[Syphous]

This fucka is a red beast, yessa.

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

This is my red car.

Translation: This is my red car.

Wow, this is a cool thread idea!!

Translation: Wow, this is a cool thread idea!!

[sub][sub]Oh, right. English is the only thing I speak. Darn...[/sub][/sub]

 

[Red Bomb]

ya brudda, ay juss gat dis sweet-asss fya red cyar. Maaan dis is some bareshite ryt herre.


A beer for anyone who can 1) pronounce it and 2) guess where Im from/live.

 

[open trap]

This is my red car.

 

[Gerrawn]

Det här är min röda bil.

 

[rokkolpo]

Dit is mijn rode auto.

Wat hij zei.

What he said.

 

[EscapeGoat_v1legacy]

This here's me car, duck. It's red, donchaknow?

That's probably the best approximation of Brummie I can do in text.

 

[Duruznik]

Shalom Escapist, ma nishma?

Hebrew for: "Hi Escapist, what's up?"

 

[Brandon237]

Second language: Dis my rooi motor.
First language: This is my red car.

My 2nd language is pretty simple it seems...

 

[Jack_Uzi]

Het was vandaag een vreemde en frisse dag.

Literally and grammatically translated: It was today a strange and fresh day.

 

[minimacker]

Det här är min röda bil.

Rör den inte, för då slår jag till dig med min käpp.


... Oh, wait, what?

 

[Srdjan]

Ovo je moj crveni auto.

That is for the car thing.

 

[Quaxar]

Téigh trasna ort féin is Irish for go fuck yourself.

That is my most used Irish phrase. Funnily enough, it literally means "Go across yourself".

So does this mean in Irish the phrase "Why did the chicken go across the road?" would be a double entendre?

 

[Invisibro]

Durka durka allah jihad