aaru:Been studying it for quite a few years now!  Thanks for the compliment. 

King Reza: Yeah, but your English is fantastic!

aaru:Ahh, just like my Polish! 

My English is not good :D

aaru: speak

"IceCold": I don't speek English
;)

could someone translate this message into English please
neumím anglicky..smůla

EatTurkeynotHam: How about "Zdravím i Tebe" (Hi back atcha)...:)

Pedro Martínez: Can u give me something to say back, i would like to respect his language

EatTurkeynotHam: Nazdar lidi = hi people. :)

Pedro Martínez: awwwww thank you now what does this mean ?

Nazdar lidi.

EatTurkeynotHam: Ráda bych Ti koupila členství Brain Střelec nabízené Pěšcům v rámci listopadové akce, abys tak mohl (or mohla, if it's a woman) po dobu jednoho měsíce bezplatně vyzkoušet a využít všechny možnosti a funkce BrainKingu.

please could somebody translate the following intom czech for me thank you.

The Bishop membership is being offered to pawns, i would like to buy you this membership so you can try the brainking site out properly and enjoy all its features, free for one month.

playBunny: The text I provided below is the only part of the document I was translating where these expenditures of efforts were mentioned. In the end, used quite a general term to tranlate it. Thanks for the link, I think I already understand the sense of the term, the problem is (for me) that there is absolutely no equivalent for it in Czech.

vic: Yes, that's (to some extent) what I'm thinking it is as well. The problem I have now is how to put in a similarly beautiful Czech version of the Legalese. LOL

Pedro Martínez: probably it is a beautiful legalese way to say "costs made (in any direct or indirect form)",

but i´m not going to stake anything on that :)

Walter Montego:Whatdidyousay is a lawyer as far as I can remember.  Maybe he can help.

Pedro Martínez: ty pedro

voldemort: Let's play and may the best get a nice prize.

can someone translate this for me plz
pojďte si zahrát a ať si ten nejlepší odnese pěknou cenu ty

Walter Montego: Thank you for your effort anyway. :)

Pedro Martínez: Ah, Legalese. A very difficult language. It looks like English, but it's something else completely. I'll have to read your passage a few times before I can try to fathom it. Even then it might escape me. Perhaps a lawyer familiar with this type of writing can help you out. :)

Walter Montego: OK, here is some context. :)
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XX shall keep for three (3) years from the conclusion of each year complete and accurate records of its expenditures of efforts from payments received by it from YY under Section 3.2. The records shall conform to good accounting principles as applied to a similar company similarly situated. YY shall have the right at its own expense during the term of this Agreement and during the subsequent three-year period to appoint an independent certified public accountant reasonably acceptable to XX to inspect said records to verify the accuracy of such expenditures of efforts, pursuant to the Development Plan. Upon reasonable notice by YY, XX shall make its records available for inspection by the independent certified public accountant during regular business hours at the place or places where such records are customarily kept, to verify the accuracy of the expenditures of efforts. This right of inspection shall not be exercised more than once in any calendar year and not more than once with respect to records covering any specific period of time. All information concerning such expenditures of efforts, and all information learned in the course of any audit or inspection, shall be deemed to be XX's Confidential Information, except to the extent that it is necessary for YY to reveal the information in order to enforce any rights it may have pursuant to this Agreement or if disclosure is required by law. The failure of YY to request verification of any expenditure of efforts before or during the three-year period shall be considered acceptance by YY of the accuracy of such expenditures of efforts, and XX shall have no obligation to maintain any records pertaining to such report or statement beyond such three-year period. The findings of such inspection, if any, shall be binding on the parties.
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I have no idea what the "expenditure of efforts" is. *shrugs*

Pedro Martínez: It needs some context. It doesn't make much sense to me.

Is efforts the right word? Effects would make a little sense, as from a will or estate. Though I have heard of someone trying something or taking a climb up a mountain and they could be said to be "expending a lot of effort" in their attempt.

EXPENDITURE(S) OF EFFORTS FROM PAYMENTS.

I'm completely lost....

Fencer:  ;)  Thanks

Groucho: Thanks, good experience.

Dík,dobrá zkušenost.

Pedro Martínez: Thanks! That is just what I needed. I need to recreate them as graphics for a website. Thank you!

Rose: The dictionary.com server has a very good dictionary and translator, if you want to translate just single words. This is what it says:

strength - 힘
harmony - 하모니
energy - 에너지

http://dictionary.reference.com/translate/text.html

Rose:redsales should know.

Any chance anyone knows the Korean Symbol for
Strength
Harmony and
Energy?

I have scoured the net and cant find them

Pedro Martínez: That's perfectly right

Ebru: Thank you for the explanation, Ebru. How about the Y letter? I noticed it's almost always followed by a vowel. That suggests me it's probably pronounced as the Y in "yellow". Is that correct?

King Reza: Yes, that's because both ﺲ and ﺙ are pronounced the same way. What I would like to know from Ebru is how clear the usage of those three letters is for the Turks, in other words if the pronunciation differs and how much. :)

Pedro Martínez:As you know Patrik, we have 3 kinds of /s/ on Farsi.  You may find it strange that many many people don't know when to use which.  I was walking on the streets yesterday just browsing the windows and noticed this:

قیمت های استسنايی

While it should be:

قیمت های استثنايی

It is only a matter of education.  People need to be taught these things.

Ebru: Hi Ebru, I would like to know how difficult it is to distinguish between the i, ı and y. Do native Turkish-speaking people make mistakes in this or is the usage of them quite clear? We have just i and y in Czech, being pronounced the same way, and you'd be surprised how often Czechs make mistakes in using them.

Ebru:

Thank you. It was included in a message left for me on another site as part of a user name.

Ya Allaha baş eğersin kimseye baş eğmessin Ya herkese baş eğersin hiç bir şeye değmezsin

King Reza: HAHA! That will work, maybe!

Rose:Never forget the smileys!  I'd reply:

Hey, you there, I can't understand what you say

Ebru and all: Thanks so much every body who replied. Most helpful and very fast!

Ebru could you translate this:
1. su oyunu hanı konusarak oynarız dıye dusunmustum de
2. tsekkur ettım

I feel absolutely lost in a game with a player here. All I can say in reply to them is "Bol şans."

Rose: Ebru has translated BK into Turkish and she's a very kind person, I'm sure she'd help you with this if you ask her.

I did a small research myself though:

"Merhaba" - Hello
"Acaba" - I wonder, if, do you mind
"Benim" - my
"Dilim" - strip, sector, piece, slice
"Anlıyormusun?" - Do you understand?

So maybe the sentence means: "Hey, got any problems with my pieces, huh?" LOL

Marfitalu:I wasn't sure.  I have listened to some Turkish music and the text looks like what I have listened to.  But I may be wrong.

King Reza: I can't locate an online Turkey to English translation site either. Thanks though. I wont fret on it