Da ja vu or however you spell it?
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Deja Vu. It is French for already seen. I don't believe in it myself. I have heard it explained as your mind mixing memories of real past events with elements of the new experience. I am not sure if I find that really believable either.\nhttp://people.howstuffworks.com/question657.htm\n\nIn this article they note the age point. This might be a normal event in a maturing brain. I would not let the mention of epilepsy scare you because people with no epilepsy get it too.
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Does anyone on this answer thing know how to spell?
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I'm gonna spell it out for you: D I V O R C E.
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need to pas spelling first
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Afrikaans\n\nBut the sentence does not make sense, what is the one thing in the world "takes"  makes you smile (take out "vat" or replace with "wat")  NOt perfect but more understandable\n\nThe one thing in world that makes me smile:  liefde
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Huc pueri inveniunt ut viri facturi sint\nJust a bit more poetic:)
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Au revoir et bonne chance. \nWait, what language do you want it in?
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Go with what tianshi417 said. You could also say "Dejame / Dejeme en paz." (Leave me alone)
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can you put that in english?
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Yup! It brings me lattes.\n\n(and for the sake of consistency, it'd probably be spelled "VU-jade")
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whatever you want it to spell ;)
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it's not the bad spelling. it's just that it doesn't make any sense. try to listen to it again. maybe by the second one you hear "kiries kai kirioi" which means " ladies and gentlemen" . sounds close enough
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"Déjà vu" litterally means "already seen". It is actually much more used in English than in French. For the meaning, I do agree with Joliet.
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deja vu, is french, accepted into the american english language...literally translates (already seen).... usually means when you felt that you lived the situation once already. (or seen it coming)
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Yes I can spell it. Here is the spelling........ IT
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Dia duit (Irish Gaelic)\n\nDy bannee diu (Manx Gaelic)\n\nHallo (Scottish Gaelic)
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Buba'i.\nThe apostrophe makes it more genuine and even a bit mysterious.