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Enter your name 12 year s ago
#48
In Poland ther should be NIE
In Poland ther should be NIE
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
thats right, in Polish language ther should be NIE
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yupoland 12 year s ago
I think those are translations for something more like „none”, than „no”. And then „brak” is the best choice :)
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j b 12 year s ago
The Norwegian, Danish and Swedish translations are certainly from "no", not from "none"
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Alien1214 12 year s ago
He forgot Greek : Yes is "Ne" and No is "Oy"
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loomy 12 year s ago
seriously? it's hard to believe cuz Aye (pronounced Oi) is yes in british :) and Ne is No in czech or slovak.. you are weird :D
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maddie 12 year s ago
In Romanian no is "nu" not "nr." ...
And your google translator might have translated as Nr. since Nr. is short for number in English...Number - No. and Romanian Numar - Nr. Try reverse translation to see the difference ;)
And your google translator might have translated as Nr. since Nr. is short for number in English...Number - No. and Romanian Numar - Nr. Try reverse translation to see the difference ;)
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random avatar 12 year s ago
#77 Hi Art
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sharo 12 year s ago
ok...who scientist made #48 ..........
this symbol - " № " means "NUMBER"
It doesn't mean NO ...its means "NUMBER"....
and for "NO" is "NE" with latin letters
or "НЕ" with cyrillic letters
this symbol - " № " means "NUMBER"
It doesn't mean NO ...its means "NUMBER"....
and for "NO" is "NE" with latin letters
or "НЕ" with cyrillic letters
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DarkWolf 12 year s ago
#15 - <3 - but old.
#41 - Girl on the right looks like the girl who was in American Horror Story
#88 - He who controls the spice..
#41 - Girl on the right looks like the girl who was in American Horror Story
#88 - He who controls the spice..
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bryn 12 year s ago
NIE in Polish
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Fenrisulven 12 year s ago
#48 The Indo-European linguistic relationships are quite clear in this one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-European_languages
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-European_languages
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
"NU" in Romanian....not Nr.
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loomy 12 year s ago
more about #74 - kiss of death:
http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/03/kiss-of-death.html
http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/03/kiss-of-death.html
In Poland ther should be NIE
And your google translator might have translated as Nr. since Nr. is short for number in English...Number - No. and Romanian Numar - Nr. Try reverse translation to see the difference ;)
this symbol - " № " means "NUMBER"
It doesn't mean NO ...its means "NUMBER"....
and for "NO" is "NE" with latin letters
or "НЕ" with cyrillic letters
#41 - Girl on the right looks like the girl who was in American Horror Story
#88 - He who controls the spice..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-European_languages
http://www.kuriositas.com/2012/03/kiss-of-death.html