FaThEaD

can you actually read that?
I CAN!!!!
but I don't get it.

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I understand you.

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I don't understand

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I love you.

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I don't love you.

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I know you.

Hello.

Hi.
Sorry.
I don't know you.

I love knowing Russian, but what the hell!?

Wow...Miss Bella, you really just impressed me just now!!!

I miss Glutton - he or she wrote the most cryptical pms + posts ....

It's Russian, and yes that is what it says. Sounds kinda like this:

Здравствуйте.
Sdrastvitye

Привет.
Privyet

Извините.
Izvinitye.

Я тебя понимаю.
Ya Tebya Ponimayou.

Здравствуйте.

Привет.
Извините.

Я не понимаю.
Ya ne[h] Ponimayou.

Здравствуйте.

Привет.
Извините.

Я тебя люблю.
Ya Tebya Lyooblyoo. [aww]

Здравствуйте.

Привет.
Извините.
Я не люблю тебя.

Ya ne[h] lyooblyoo tebya. [pretty sure this can be rearranged]

Здравствуйте.

Привет.
Извините.
Я знаю тебя.
Ya znayoo tebya. [this also can be rearranged]

Здравствуйте.

Привет.
Извините.
Я не знаю тебя.

[you should be able to sound it out now.]

I think Russian is shexay. And that all languages have their respective Shex appeal. Hindi written in Devangari is beautiful. Farsi [Parsi-Persian-Iranian] is equally beautiful. Danish, while its verbs are not conjugated as in many other languages, is beautiful. German is harsh and beautfiul [and the number 888 is great for colds. Entschuldigung DS.] French is beautiful, as are Chinese, and Korean. I can go on and on - but I don't need to.

I have found that a few of the most universal words are: Music, guitar, and Kiwi[fruit] [infact kiwi is spelled almost the same in almost all languages. By this I mean the letters representing the sounds.]

i still think that thing is weeeeird!

Totally impressed with your knowledge of all the different languages. Wish I had time to learn them all. Maybe someday my life will allow me to do that. At least there are these cool online translators on the internet that can help break that language barrier,...as long as the spelling is correct.

Anyway, I suppose the poem probably sounds better if one was to hear it in Russian.

I have a passion for languages. And for sarcasm. =P

Я поэт. Don't trust the online translators...context plays a big part. They can only point you into a direction. I have some pen pals in all of the languages that I wish to become fluent in. I think people should be more open to cultures than blindly slamming them. If we can not communicate - what's the point?

I especially dig this very useful site for catching the language bits.
http://www.russianinternet.com/video/rtr.html

Hmmm,...sounds like we have similar interests. I love sarcasm too, plus languages. Just haven't had time to learn any. I can read some languages to help get by, but can't speak any,...including English! ;)

I have heard that about the online translators. I use them to try and read comments I get in other languages. Sometimes I have to try and correct their spelling. And I will keep my messages short and sweet, and hope that it doesn't come back as something rude and vulgar! But yeah, it really bothers me when I can't communicate with someone because I don't know their language. You can correct me on this one but I have noticed that many of the different languages are interconnected, meaning that they are similar with words or spelling. For instance, I notice that English, French, Spanish and Portuguese are a lot alike.