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sayonara form Jakarta
hai everyone, i glad to join here.. say heloo
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heloo!
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HELOO!!!! 
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I'm assuming that means hello.... in indonesia?gamemasterAS wrote:Selamat Siang
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Nope. It means... "Heloo!"aceboy44 wrote:I'm assuming that means hello.... in indonesia?gamemasterAS wrote:Selamat Siang
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More like good afternoon. And salamat (notice the a and not e) means thanks in Tagalog.aceboy44 wrote:I'm assuming that means hello.... in indonesia?gamemasterAS wrote:Selamat Siang
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Sayonara is goodbye in Japanese
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When I saw the thread title, I thought it was somebody saying goodbye to the forums.neverused wrote:Sayonara is goodbye in Japanese
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Re: sayonara form Jakarta
Heh. Totoo, GamemasterAS! Alam ko firsthand! Kayo salita tagalog rin?gamemasterAS wrote:More like good afternoon. And salamat (notice the a and not e) means thanks in Tagalog.aceboy44 wrote:I'm assuming that means hello.... in indonesia?gamemasterAS wrote:Selamat Siang
Protip: When you date a girl whose parents are foreign learn a few phrases. It makes the parents love you. Also learn I love you in the language. Wouldn't imagine how much respect that gets you with the girl and the parents
I love you:
Spanish: Te Amo
Italian: Ti Amo
Tagalog: Mahal Kita
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My taglog is pretty limited. Like 10 words topsweaponepsilon wrote:Heh. Totoo, GamemasterAS! Alam ko firsthand! Kayo salita tagalog rin?gamemasterAS wrote:More like good afternoon. And salamat (notice the a and not e) means thanks in Tagalog.aceboy44 wrote:I'm assuming that means hello.... in indonesia?gamemasterAS wrote:Selamat Siang
Protip: When you date a girl whose parents are foreign learn a few phrases. It makes the parents love you. Also learn I love you in the language. Wouldn't imagine how much respect that gets you with the girl and the parents
I love you:
Spanish: Te Amo
Italian: Ti Amo
Tagalog: Mahal Kita
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