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Postby Cade Antilles » 30 Mar 2009, 12:53

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Cade Antilles wrote:QaQ ta'pu'!
I love how this can be translated as either "good accomplishment(s)" or "good emperors".

Ah, Klingon. Good for cursing, laughs . . . and Shakespeare. "Daq taH joq ghobe' Daq taH!"
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Postby Over-analytical Nerd » 30 Mar 2009, 12:55

What, no commercial?

Ah...abuse of omni-lingual establishments. Classic. I have fun constantly interchanging languages in mid conversation (or occasionally mid-phrase), since all my friends are at least bilingual English-French. It sure is fun to abuser ce fait, en particulier en ajoutant parfois des extraits d'autes langues que personne dans ma groupe connait, juste pour m'amuser even more. Good times...Good times...

Good video. Creative idea. Well done!
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Postby Lyinginbedmon » 30 Mar 2009, 12:55

That was great, I would look out for a "We are Omnilingual!" sign just to do this kind of stuff.

Excellent choice of languages too. Klingon, Swedish Chef, Interpretative Dance, and even Binary were fantastic choices for the occasion.
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Postby Splunge » 30 Mar 2009, 12:57

Seems to me they could greatly streamline their customer service if they just hired Mr. Indutch, since he apparently understands a number of languages.
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Postby theduckthief » 30 Mar 2009, 12:58

This video made my day. My favourite of this season so far. The cherry on top was using the Swedish chef, one of my favourite muppets!

I loved how you managed to keep the video compact, fluid and comprehensible.
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Postby Tim » 30 Mar 2009, 13:01

Over-analytical Nerd wrote:It sure is fun to abuser ce fait, en particulier en ajoutant parfois des extraits d'autes langues que personne dans ma groupe connait, juste pour m'amuser even more.

"It sure is fun to abuse that fact, in particular in using parts of extracts of other languages that someone in my group understands, just to amuse myself more."

Oui?

J'ai ne savoir pas tout les mots dans la phrase, mais j'ai essayer.
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Postby Tally » 30 Mar 2009, 13:11

Would like to register my great enjoyment of this video. I thought it very clever, and much admired the challenges you gave yourselves with it. Many giggles for this one.
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Postby Alina » 30 Mar 2009, 13:14

Being something of a language-enthusiast (or freak, whichever way you want to put it) I absolutely loved this video. Also, to translate what PjotrMan said on the first page to a much more understandable language:

Tämä oli komediakultaa, olen erittäin ylpeä teistä. Jatkakaa samaan malliin!
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Postby gryffinp » 30 Mar 2009, 13:21

Splunge wrote:Seems to me they could greatly streamline their customer service if they just hired Mr. Indutch, since he apparently understands a number of languages.


Actually, I just thought about that myself. At no point in the proceedings in the video would Matt's character actually have to understand any language other than English. No doubt this is more a symptom of wanting to make sure the audience could understand, but it's an interesting effect anyway.

EDIT: Oh wait no. I didn't pay enough attention. However, I do note that they forgot to get his name.
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Postby kkief02 » 30 Mar 2009, 13:23

I loved it. It brought many luls
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Postby Unclever title » 30 Mar 2009, 13:26

Splunge wrote:Seems to me they could greatly streamline their customer service if they just hired Mr. Indutch, since he apparently understands a number of languages.


Actually considering his demeanor in the situation it almost seems that he might have been a former employee who got fired for his attitude to customer's stupidity. But this is mere speculation of course.
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Postby Nomadic » 30 Mar 2009, 13:28

他是很好!

Way to go guys. Epic win of a video.
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Postby Over-analytical Nerd » 30 Mar 2009, 13:29

Tim wrote:
Over-analytical Nerd wrote:It sure is fun to abuser ce fait, en particulier en ajoutant parfois des extraits d'autes langues que personne dans ma groupe connait, juste pour m'amuser even more.

"It sure is fun to abuse that fact, in particular by using extracts of other languages that someone in my group understands, just to amuse myself even more."

Oui?

J'ai ne sais pas tous les mots dans la phrase, mais j'ai essayé.


Small fixes. Otherwise that was pretty good. My commendations!

In terms of the video, I would also like to add that the language variation was pretty well balances (an Asian or African language would have been good too, though).
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Postby Cureless_Poison » 30 Mar 2009, 13:37

That was brilliant, /golf clap to you and I raise my hat to ye.

Keep up the good work gents!
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Postby w3c.org » 30 Mar 2009, 13:40

May I? "Groupe", in french, is masculine, so that's "que personne dans mon groupe ne connaît" because, yes, we throw a negative term "ne" in there. For Tim, that would give "Je ne sais pas tous les mots de la phrase, mais j'ai essayé". That was effectively well tried, I'm just doing my french-grammar nazi here.

I think there isn't so much french people watching the Watch... sorry, watching LoadingReadyRun. Someone to contradict me?

(and yes, you are authorized to be an english-grammar nazi about what I've written)
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Postby Graham » 30 Mar 2009, 13:47

Regarding all you Dutch-peoples, the line I spoke was in Dutch:

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Zeer goed. Wanneer het onlangs werd vernieuwd?

Which should be an akward translation of "When did you last renew it?"

But I ran it through a German pronunciation guide, and that's why it came out that way. My apologies to the Netherlands.

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Postby Master Gunner » 30 Mar 2009, 13:54

ecocd wrote:That said, I think it's about time Matt writes, directs and stars in a video of him helping little old ladies across the street and getting kitty cats out of trees called, "Matt's Not An Asshole." At least that video thread shouldn't have people calling him an asshole.


Are you kidding? People would have a field day with that! He could well beat Paul in death threats after pulling that kind of stunt.
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Postby Over-analytical Nerd » 30 Mar 2009, 13:55

w3c.org wrote:May I? "Groupe", in french, is masculine, so that's "que personne dans mon groupe ne connaît" because, yes, we throw a negative term "ne" in there. For Tim, that would give "Je ne sais pas tous les mots de la phrase, mais j'ai essayé". That was effectively well tried, I'm just doing my french-grammar nazi here.

I think there isn't so much french people watching the Watch... sorry, watching LoadingReadyRun. Someone to contradict me?

(and yes, you are authorized to be an english-grammar nazi about what I've written)


You are indeed correct. My french-grammar Communist is satisfied...for now.
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Postby Theremin » 30 Mar 2009, 13:59

I would like to request that Paul & Graham conduct many more videos in Jamaican slang.

It was superlative.
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Postby Tim » 30 Mar 2009, 14:22

Not to beat a dead horse, but I thought you were supposed to use the infinitive with avoir to indicate past tense, which is why I said "j'ai essayer." Why do you use essayé, instead?
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Postby xgollum » 30 Mar 2009, 14:23

Wow. just wow. Graham, your jamaican was fucking great. Otherwise, I cannot imagine how much work this was, but Morgan's universal language of interpretive dance was great and I loved the whole piece.

Hey graham & co are you going to the Victoria Video Games Live Concert event?
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Postby micahman212 » 30 Mar 2009, 14:33

understood the Spanish beyond that Nada hmm then again i believe i am fluent in Swedish chef
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Postby The Jester » 30 Mar 2009, 14:48

Great stuff guys, as usual. Kinda reminds me of Toilet Humor for some reason, except here the messing about is done by the customer rather than the service provider. Loved it.

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