Re: Ethymologies

"Yo!"

"What-up!"


Erm... oh, yeah, the classic "I don't mean what I'm saying but I'm saying it
anyway" greeting:

"How are you?"

(and in case only real languages and not stupid youth dialects count, let's
have one my sisters will appreciate: "Ohio!")

Sarah Marie Parker-Allen
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"Being captured by the Evil Overlord is one way to learn his secret plans,
but are innumerable other ways that are better, and they will be tried
first." -- Rules for the Hero

> -----Original Message-----
 Behalf Of Danny Wier

> > I've just had an idea for a new game, have a string of greetings in as
> many
> > languages as possible with no repetition.  See how long it lasts.
> >
> > So:
> >  Noswaith dda.
>
> Big Six (my IAL): Salam, Alo (telephone).
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