[WickedWitch]

Idézet: joshua7 - Dátum: 2005. nov. 3., csütörtök - 20:36

Is that something special? Ich kann das auch. 

Unfortunately for Hungary's image, it is still something special.    Which is rather sad and pathetic. You wouldn't see, for example, a Swedish person beating his/her chest just because he/she speaks English or any other language. It's quite natural there.

szerk: ...and that concludes my lecture of antipatriotism.   

Szerkesztette: WickedWitch 2005. 11. 03. 19:44 -kor

[scaurus]

Uhm.
Well, I hope it's not too late...

Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bye: scaurus

Szerkesztette: scaurus 2006. 01. 12. 20:08 -kor

[Carmaged]

Idézet: scaurus - Dátum: 2006. jan. 12., csütörtök - 20:07

Uhm.
Well, I hope it's not too late...

Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bye: scaurus

Late is better than never.

I wish you all a happy New York!

Err... a happy New Year!

[enzimke]

Külföldieknek!

Hogy õ k is tudják énekelni...

Hool a payhash fahehr haw,
Yoy al cadwash tale a paw.
Meen dan djarmack ware wa ware,
weedum anack hung ya sull.
One Jacques od bun meen dan yo,
peerosh alma Mo Djo row,
Yoy Al hos sunk warewnk rud,
cadwash oh rag tale a paw.

[spidey]

Idézet: enzimke - Dátum: 2006. jan. 14., szombat - 21:00

Külföldieknek!

Hogy õ k is tudják énekelni...

Hool a payhash fahehr haw,
Yoy al cadwash tale a paw.
Meen dan djarmack ware wa ware,
weedum anack hung ya sull.
One Jacques od bun meen dan yo,
peerosh alma Mo Djo row,
Yoy Al hos sunk warewnk rud,
cadwash oh rag tale a paw.

Hmm,

ball dog ew yay wheat 2 y'all! 

Here's my version:

Hool uh peyhash fah hair haw,
Yoy al cadwash tale-uh-paw.
Mean Dan djarmack waar-wuh waar,
weeh-dumb ay-neck hung ya sull.
One Jacques od bun mean Dan yo,
Peerosh alma mojo row.
Yoy Al huz-sunk waa-roonk rud,
Cadwash oh rag tale uh paw.

Szerkesztette: spidey 2006. 01. 15. 17:22 -kor

[Twelve]

I almost forgot my english knowledge. Can I practise a bit? Someone should correct me, if I make a mistake. Thanks.

[spidey]

Idézet: Twelve - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 18:35

I almost forgot my english knowledge. Can I practise a bit? Someone should correct me, if I make a mistake. Thanks.

You can practice all right.

[Twelve]

Idézet: spidey - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 18:07

You can practice all right.

Ok thanks. I always mix them up. What level of english are you at?

[bbence]

Idézet: spidey - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 18:07

You can practice all right.

Actually, he was right and you were wrong on that one. 

[spidey]

Idézet: bbence - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 19:31

Actually, he was right and you were wrong on that one. 

Well, I don!t know, I guess both are right.
http://szotar.sztaki.hu/dict_search.php?L=...M=2&P=0&C=1&T=1
But I read 'practice' on english pages usually.
Think they 'practice' in the US and 'practise' in the UK, dunno.

Szerkesztette: spidey 2006. 01. 15. 19:35 -kor

[Carmaged]

Idézet: Twelve - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 18:14

Ok thanks. I always mix them up. What level of english are you at?

You shuffled them, like Winamp shuffles. You can mix vodka and orange juice.

[Carmaged]

Idézet: spidey - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 19:29

Well, I don!t know, I guess both are right.
http://szotar.sztaki.hu/dict_search.php?L=...M=2&P=0&C=1&T=1
But I read 'practice' on english pages usually.
Think they 'practice' in the US and 'practise' in the UK, dunno.

I follow the way shown by "advice-to advise".

So I'd say to practise at a practice session. But in US text you can read practise as a noun, too. So it's chaotic a little bit.

[kisködmön]

 

[bbence]

Idézet: Carmaged - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 21:11

You shuffled them, like Winamp shuffles. You can mix vodka and orange juice.

No, mix up is correct. And as for shuffle, well, I'd not say that either.

[bbence]

Idézet: spidey - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 19:29

Well, I don!t know, I guess both are right.
http://szotar.sztaki.hu/dict_search.php?L=...M=2&P=0&C=1&T=1
But I read 'practice' on english pages usually.
Think they 'practice' in the US and 'practise' in the UK, dunno.

Okay, yes, so I guess both is correct.

[Carmaged]

Idézet: bbence - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 21:30

And as for shuffle, well, I'd not say that either.

Why?

[gazdi]

Idézet: Carmaged - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 22:19

Why?

Shuffle means changing the order of many things, like cards in a deck.
The expression >>mix 'practise' up with 'practice'<< (or >>mix them up<< as a short version) is correct for two things from both a syntactical and semantical view. Also used: "mistake/for" and "confuse/with".

Szerkesztette: gazdi 2006. 01. 16. 10:51 -kor

[Twelve]

Idézet: Carmaged - Dátum: 2006. jan. 15., vasárnap - 21:11

You shuffled them, like Winamp shuffles. You can mix vodka and orange juice.

Thx. Vodka with juice, nice. 

[bepe_79]

too l8 m8s..  brb gonna' go
see ya' l8r! 

[Carmaged]

Idézet: gazdi - Dátum: 2006. jan. 16., hétfõ - 10:50

Shuffle means changing the order of many things, like cards in a deck.
The expression >>mix 'practise' up with 'practice'<< (or >>mix them up<< as a short version) is correct for two things from both a syntactical and semantical view. Also used: "mistake/for" and "confuse/with".

Thank you very much.

What about the meeting under construction in the graphics section? Shouldn't we be more active?