[국제교류] 나 미쳤어를 104개 언어로 말하기...

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인터넷을 뒤지다가 찾아낸건데요, 재미로 보세요. 휴식게시판에 올리고 싶었는데 권한이 없다고 해서요..

Europe (60)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
English	I am crazy more (5)
Gàidhlig (Scots Gaelic)	Is mithear
Gaeilge/Irish	Ta me as mo mheabhair more (4)	Pronounced taw MAY os mu vyower. Literal translation: i'm out of my mind.
Manx	S'treih keoie
Breton	Me bezañ sot
Welsh	Rydw i'n wallgo' more (3)	Ruh-doo een wah-ll-gore. The first R is rolled. The letter 'll' is hard to pronounce but is basically blowing air out between your teeth while your tongue is pressed against the inside of your top teeth.
Basque	Zoraturik nago more (3)
German (Hoch Deutsch)	Ich bin verrückt
Low German (Low Saxon)	Ik bün mall	Ik bYn 'mal
Swabian (Southern German dialect)	I be verrukt
Kölsch (Norhein-westfallen)	Isch bin jeck
Austrian	I bin varuckt
Swiss German/High Alemannic	ych by voruckt	pronounced "�ch b� for�gd", with "ch" like in "Loch Ness"
Alsatian/elsässisch (France)	Ich bin verruckt
Dutch	Ik ben gekmore (14)	Ig bEn Qek
Luxembourgian	Ech si geckeg
Yiddish	Ikh bin meshuge	meSHUgeh
Danish	Jeg er sindssyg more (2)
Norwegian (book language)	Jeg er gal more (8)	Yei Er Gal
Norwegian (new norwegian)	Eg er galen more (8)	Eg e GaaleN
Icelandic	Ég er brjalaður	Ye er Bryaulathuer
Faroese (Føroyskt)	Eg eri svakur
Swedish	Jag är tokig more (2)
Finnish	(Minä) olen hullu
Sámi (north sami Norway)	Mun lean jalla
Estonian	Ma olen hull
Lithuanian	Ađ esu pamiđćs (m.) Ađ esu pamiđusi (f.) more (2)	ash esu pamishes ash esu pamishusi
Latvian	(Es) esmu traks (m.) (Es) esmu traka (f.)
Hungarian	Bolond vagyok
Latin	Insanus sum (m.) Insana sum (f.)
Italian	Sono pazzo (m.) Sono pazza (f.)
Sardinian (sardu)	Deo so maccu (m.) Deo so macca (f.)
French	Je suis fou(m.) Je suis folle(f.)
Corsican (corsu)	Só pazzu (m.) Só pazza (f.) more (2)
Spanish (Castilian)	Estoy loco(m.) Estoy loca(f.)more (2)
Valencian (in Spain)	Yo estic foll more (1)
Catalan (in Spain)	Estic boig (m.) Estic boja (f.) more (4)	bodge ("boig": b- is a very soft be, like in Spanish, -o- is an open o, as in bottle, and -ig is like in fridge).
Aragonese (in Spain)	Soi barrenau	The language is spoken at the Autonomous Community of Aragon, in the Spanish State.
Galician (northwest of Spain)	Estou tolo (m.) Estou tola (f.)
Portuguese	Eu sou louco(m.) Eu sou louca(f.) more (4)	Portugal (m.) Brazil (m.)
Romanian	Sunt nebun (m.) Sunt nebuna (f.)
Bulgarian	Az sum lud
Maltese	Jien mignun more (7)
Czech	Jsem blázen	"semm blaazen". The pronounciation of "y" in the beginning of the word "jsem" is archaic.
Slovakian	Som blázon
Slovenian	Jaz sem nora
Serbo-Croatian	Ja sam lud (m.) Ja sam luda (f.)	They can be shorted to "Lud sam" or "Luda sam" as well. The "J" is pronounced as "Y" in English. "Ya sam lood", "Ya sam luda" would be the pronunciation written in English Note: There are basically 3 main dialects (old Yugoslavia): Ijekavski [Ee yekav skee], spoken among other places in Bosnia (ie. Mlijeko; [Mlee yeko] - Milk); Ikavski [Ee kav skee], spoken in Dalmatia (coastal Croatia); (ie. Mliko; [Mlee ko] - Milk); Ekavski ('E' as in Bed) [E kav skee ], spoken in Serbia; (ie. Mleko; [Mle ko] - Milk); (E as in bed)
Ijekavski (Serbo-Croatian dialect spoken in Bosnia)	Ja sam mahnit	yaa summ makh-knitt
Macedonian (Former Yugoslavian republic of Macedonia - FYROM)	Jas sum nenormalen
Albanian	Jam i cmendur(m.) Jam e cmendur(f.) more (2)
Polish	Jestem szalony more (4)	yestem shalony
Russian	Я сошёл с ума (m.) Я сошла с ума (f.) more (3)	Ja soshiol s uma (m.) Ja soshla s uma(f.)
Ukrainian	Ya z gluzdu zhyihav
Greek (modern)	Eimai trellos (m.) Eimai trelli (f.)	*Ime trell*OS (m.) *Ime trell*I (f.) stress after asterix
Greek (parts of mainland)	Eimai mourrlos (m.) Eimai mourrli (f.)	*Ime mourrlOS (m.) *Ime mourrl*i(f.)
Greek (Cypriot)	Eimai ppellos (m.) Eimai ppellI (f.)	Ime ppellOS (m.) Ime pprelll (f.)
Ancient greek	ειμι ϕρεν οβλαβηζ	eimi phrenoblabês
Romani (Gypsy)	Me som Radge	Enraged, excited,crazy
Bergitka Roma (Carpatian Gypsies)	Me dilinialilom
Kalderash Romani	Me som dinilo (m.) Me som dinili (f.)

Middle East (6)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Hebrew	Ani meshuga (m.) Ani meshuga'at (f.) more (2)	meshuGAH, meshuGA'at
Turkish	Ben manyaðým more (2)	"ð" is a "g" with a "-" on it so you can also write "ben manyagým." its something like i'm mad..
Kurdish	Mein skjttem
Arabic	more (3)	Aná Mâdjnón á = Long A as in (clArk),â = Short A as in (sUn), ó = Long O as in (mOOn), Dj = J as in (Jack)
Persian/farsi (Teheran)	Divaneh hastam more (1)	The "v" is pronounced midway between an English "v" and "w."
Persian/dari (Afganistan)	Divaneh astum	The "v" is pronounced midway between an English "v" and "w."

Americas (9)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Central Yup'ik (Eskimo language, southwest Alaska)	Usviitua	lit: I lack sense, mind
Chinook Jargon (old Seatle dialect)	Naika lemolo Naika Pelton	wild, deranged, perhaps violent. Alternative: Naika pelton ("foolish, deranged, simple")the 'k' in naika is unaspirated, so is more like a very hard 'g'. Pelton was a real-life, crazy mountain man that lived around here long ago, and his name became incorporated into the major trade language of the entire territory, to mean "crazy."
Chahta (Choctaw)	Sa okpulot taha
Cherokee	Nagwadantuhna	out of my mind agilulotsa - is more violent than the one above
Canadian french (Joual)	Chui fou (m.) Chui folle (f.) more (3)	To pronounce "chui" say "shsw ee" " but with your lips rounded like saying "oo". In QuÈbec French, the "u" is whispered or even not pronounced at all when it's near certain vowels
Quebec french	Je suis capoté
Mi'kmaq (Nova Scotia)	lwachiowiae	ill-watch-hey-oww-he-aay
Ottawa-Anishnaabe Nation	Ndoo-giiwnaadzi	ndough geeunodzi
Inuktitut (Greenland)	? tunga

Asia (17)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Chinese		wo feng le
Japanese	Boku, ikareta n da (m.) Atashi, ikareta n da (f.) more (5)
Korean	more (4)	na mee-chuh-suh. both 'u' are pronounced as in 'bug'.. ...means idiot, not crazy - anyone who knows the word for crazy?
Vietnamese
Hindi (India)	Main Pagal Hoon	Me pagal ho
Punjabi (India, Pakistan)	Main Pagal Haan	Me pagal ha
Urdu (Pakistan)	Main pagal hoon	Less emphasis on the n's!
Bengali (Bangladesh)	Amee Pagol
Tamil (India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia)	Ennakku Paiththiyam
Malayalam (Kerala in India)	Ennakku Praanthu
Telugu (Andhra in India)	Nakku Pichchi
Singalese (Sri Lanka)	Mata pissu more (6)
Indonesian	Saya Gila
Tok Pisin (Pidgin English from Papua New Guinea)	Mi longlong
Tagalog (Phillipines)	Sira-ulo ako	I am broken head/crazy. see-RA OO-loh ah-KOH Stress the capitalized syllables, and the "r" is "flapped".
Bisayan dialect (from Cebu City area, Philippines)	Ako buang
Thai	Phom ben paa more (2)

Africa (8)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Kiswahili/Swahili (Tanzania, Kenya)	Umetupe mbao more (2)
Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)	Nini ni Jinga
Luganda (Uganda)	Ndi mutabufu wa mutwe	My head is mixed up
Amharic (Ethiopia)	Ebd Negn
Kinyarwanda (Rwanda)	Warasaze uri umusazi
Afrikaans	Ek is mal
Xhosa	Ndiphambene
Somali	Waan waalanahey more (2)

Australia (1)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay (Aus.aborigonals)	Wamba ngaya ginyi	Mad, silly

Other (3)
Language	Phrase	Pronounciation/Comment
Esperanto	Mi estas freneza more (2)	mee ·ystas fayn·ysa
Lojban	Mi jai fenki
American Sign Language (ASL)		To say "crazy" in ASL: handshape "1", movement: "circle", frequency twice. (click to enlarge images).

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[나2쁜놈]

오..한글이 중국어 아랍어와 함께 알파벳으로 표현할 수없는 언어인가보네요..므흣..

[*나는 나를 구한다..*]

한국어.. 절라 웃김.. more누르니.. 나 미쳤어 외에.. 팔푼이. 바보도 있군.. 2번째있는 나미쳤요는 말이 안됨... 글고.. 한국어 옆에.. 어떻게 읽는지 나와있어요. 영문으로.. 중국어도...

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나 미쳤어 Na mi chut oa 라거 표기하면 알아들을까여?

[never려둬]

나 미칬냐~ 로 들리는데요ㅡㅡ^

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