How do you say "That was a most unusual sound. Did you eat a big breakfast" in Hawaiian?
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"That was a most unusual sound. Did you eat a big breakfast?" And then you wiggle your pinky and thumb like they do, and then you might eat a coconut for punctuation.
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Hi there, it was Green and the  word was Eat... hope this helps... did you by any chance have Tuesdays.. that flew past me!! :(
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If it's "dejeuner" (French), then:\n\nle dejeuner - lunch\nle petit dejeuner - breakfast\ndejeuner (as a verb) - to breakfast, lunch\n\nSorry, I don't know how to put the accents on the first "e" with my keyboard.
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Use the link below to see the definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, and click on the little speaker icon to be able to hear it pronounced.  It sounds a little like "HAY-puh-nee."\n\nNeed the answer? Ask your friendly neighborhood librarian!
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Japanese is full of great onomatopoeia.  My favorite is "icha-icha" which means to make out, kiss, etc.  I also like "hokka-hokka", the sound of steam coming off hot food!
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try this one...pang - bread or what?   ilang - how much?   presidente  - ah, it's the president, uhm!  si - c?  ERAP - rap music, right?  ng - is it nag?  Pilipinas - oh it's the philippines!!!  so it goes like this: how much bread do the president has when he was nagging and rapping in the philippines... is that right enough?
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I assume you would like the translation of the WORD "liberty", and I assume any of the polynesian languages is OK with you:\n\nliberty is WATEATANGA in maori (the polynesian language spoken by the largest number, since it is for natives of new zealand)\nbut... in hawaiian it is ku'oko'a... and still different in tahitian, tongan or fijian...
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It depends if it is past tense or present tense.  It "drove" you crazy (happened yesterday)  or it "drives" you crazy (happening right now).  Also, for past tense, "this WAS one of those ....."
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well.. the simplest would have to be "Baa Baa Black Sheep"\n\nbaa baa being the sound of sheep\n\n"old mcdonald" is another\n\n==with a quack quack there...\n==with an oink oink here..\n\netc..\n\n\nhope it helped=>
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Well, you don't wanna sound like daffy duck by saying "filippines" which can sound like filiffines or pilipino...w/ too many hard p sounds. I think it's spelled that way for ease in pronounciation.
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This worked for me. Ten or twenty times everyday note something a little unusual and say out loud, "This is kind of odd -- is this really happening or is it a dream? If this is a dream, do I want to have it?" \n\nI know it sounds weird, but it seems to teach your brain to ask AND answer those questions, and to wake you up a little if the answer is "A dream, and no I don't". \n\nThe unusual waking occurrences you are noting don't have to be extraordinary at all. Just a tall person or a dirty car or a moving shadow is unusual enough. If you can't always say it out loud, then think it to yourself very hard.
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Try repeating this:\n\n"Hee-Hee: Ha-Ha: Ha-Ha: Hee-Hee: <SNORT> Ha-Hee: Hee-Ha\n***Deep Breath*** <Snort> Heeeeeeee-Heeeeeeee:Haaa-Haa\n...TiiipppiiiiTaaaayyyttttiiipppiiiiiitooooooo***Deep Breath***\n <Tears> <More Tears> Hee-Hee Haaaaaa-aaawwwaaaa. Sigh"
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Oh my god... yielding has a mouthful... =p\n\nI'll stick with "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" though. It's easier to pronounce too, since they made it into a song...
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Mahalo= thank you.\nAloha: Hello, goodbye or love.\nIt's Hawaiian
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2 apples\n\nYou just said take 2 apples
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I share this with you\nit is bc german sounds exotic
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I guess you didn't like my answer. Kahale o kahawai. The problem with your question is that the Hawaiian language has different words for different types of streams, rivers, etc. What do you mean by beside? How big/wide is the stream? Is the water in a ditch or gulch? Flowing quickly, slowly, quietly, rough?