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Does anyone know what language this is?

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rufus17
 
Reply Sat 10 Jan, 2004 03:56 am
Hi everyone.. I posted a thread here a short while ago but it was deleted since I included a link to the site I got this text off of. Embarrassed Sorry about that.

Anyhow.. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this language is? I would really appreciate it, thanks. Smile

some words/phrases:
-autor (might mean "author"? since it was above the names in a forum)
-Powrot do glownej strony forum dyskusyjnego
-kontakt
-Pomoc techniczna
-Skontaktować się z nami można również poprzez wypełnienie poniższego formularza

Cheers,
Rufus
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Monger
 
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Reply Sat 10 Jan, 2004 04:08 am
I believe it's Polish, as it's from a Polish web hosting site. I don't speak the language though, so I could be wrong.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Sat 10 Jan, 2004 04:28 am
Definately Polish - speak that neither - since it's to be found on many Polish websites.
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rufus17
 
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Reply Sat 10 Jan, 2004 09:11 pm
Thanks for your help guys! Very Happy
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Slomichizza
 
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Reply Sun 11 Jan, 2004 04:56 pm
I speak Polish, yes it is Polish, and I can traslate it if you would like me to:

-author
-return to main discussion forum page
-contact (us?)
-technical help
-you can also contact us by filling out the form below
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Rounin
 
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Reply Sun 11 Jan, 2004 07:49 pm
Is it true that Polish is very consistent in how the spelling relates to the pronounciation of words? To anyone not Polish, it certainly looks like sczome ckiynd of coudewzx.
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D1Doris
 
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Reply Mon 12 Jan, 2004 05:42 am
ja njazevam Doris? Confused :wink:
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Mon 12 Jan, 2004 07:36 am
Rounin wrote:
Is it true that Polish is very consistent in how the spelling relates to the pronounciation of words? To anyone not Polish, it certainly looks like sczome ckiynd of coudewzx.


Might be the same with English and someone, who never saw/heard it before? :wink:
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D1Doris
 
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Reply Tue 13 Jan, 2004 04:47 am
In my opinion, English is not very consistent in how the spelling relates to the pronounciation of words at all.
I hear quite a lot of english, which is why I know how to pronounce most words, but if I see a word I've never seen before, it's quite hard to predict what it'd have to sound like.

Take for example the word 'steak'.
I know how to pronounce it, but you can't know it just by looking at the spelling.
There are words like 'leap', 'make', 'keen'... you just have to know...
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