I see you
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σε βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σε βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Last edited by wakeagainstthefall on 23 Feb 2011 02:15, edited 1 time in total.
Magnae clunes mihi placent, nec possum de hac re mentiri. -Multomixtor
:zho:
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe Sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Polynesian dwarf: ka ng'awe na sea GEN see-TRANS 1SG 2SG
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe Sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Polynesian dwarf: ka ng'awe na sea GEN see-TRANS 1SG 2SG
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe Sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Polynesian dwarf: ka ng'awe na sea GEN see-TRANS 1SG 2SG
Omsin: hilferu [hi:λferu] (hil-f-er-u see-sense-you-subjunktive)
Ich sehe dich. / Ich sehe Sie. (polite)
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
Te veo
:ron: Te vad
Σου βλέπω.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
:heb: אני רואה אותך
:roc: 我在看你/我看到你/我看你
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk: Txím rúnyana fí-aya
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-OBJ
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Fyrnhael: Gwoth and ichilli.
Alohybo: Aroekha
Wistra Gutisk: Ek saihwa þek.
goshpysheshta: dhas ko ki
Tō Taiōn: Se tzō.
Polynesian dwarf: ka ng'awe na sea GEN see-TRANS 1SG 2SG
Omsin: hilferu [hi:λferu] (hil-f-er-u see-sense-you-subjunktive)
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
"Ij ogare ge kot. Ogare ke kumath."
Darun the Savage
Darun the Savage
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikile so/ Igakilexo so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Sanareĥo hama ya sanoya.("live the moment")
native
maybe fluent
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my conlang: Vanaya
native
maybe fluent
translateable
learning
my conlang: Vanaya
- TallaFerroXIV
- cuneiform
- Posts: 105
- Joined: 03 Mar 2011 19:43
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
"Ij ogare ge kot. Ogare ke kumath."
Darun the Savage
Darun the Savage
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Mä näen sut./Minä näen sinut.
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Mä näen sut./Minä näen sinut.
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
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Re: I see you
Pirka wrote: I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Mä näen sut./Minä näen sinut.
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Until 3/31/2024 I collected numbers in 76,962 ways (languages such as: natlangs and also conlangs). Today 14.4. I have a few more new ones.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Mä näen sut./Minä näen sinut.
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Mä näen sut./Minä näen sinut.
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
¡Mñíĝínxàʋày!
¡[ˈmí.ɲ̟ōj.ˌɣín.ʃà.βä́j]!
2-POSS.EXCL.ALIEN-COMP-friend.comrade
Hello, colleagues!
¡[ˈmí.ɲ̟ōj.ˌɣín.ʃà.βä́j]!
2-POSS.EXCL.ALIEN-COMP-friend.comrade
Hello, colleagues!
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Ich sehe dich
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
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Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vastemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Te veo.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
나가 당식을 보어요. My Korean is very bad at the moment, so this may be wrong, I thought I'd add the pronouns in as well, although you don't usually need to.
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Inniz: Verapi até.
see-1.SNG 2.SNG.PERS.PRO.ACC
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Te veo.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
나가 당식을 보어요. My Korean is very bad at the moment, so this may be wrong, I thought I'd add the pronouns in as well, although you don't usually need to.
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Inniz: Verapi até.
see-1.SNG 2.SNG.PERS.PRO.ACC
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Focus:
Relapsing (from time to time: Svenska is all-consuming):
Interested: Pretty much everything else.
Focus:
Relapsing (from time to time: Svenska is all-consuming):
Interested: Pretty much everything else.
Re: I see you
I see you.
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Te veo.
Estou-te a ver. / Vejo-te. (plural->) Estou-vos a ver. / Vejo-vos.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
나가 당식을 보어요. My Korean is very bad at the moment, so this may be wrong, I thought I'd add the pronouns in as well, although you don't usually need to.
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Inniz: Verapi até.
see-1.SNG 2.SNG.PERS.PRO.ACC
Ich sehe dich / Sie
Jeg ser dig
Jag ser dig
Ik zien jij/u/je.
Video te
Je te vois / Je vous vois
Ti vedo
:ron: Te vad
Te veig. / Et veig.
Te veo.
Estou-te a ver. / Vejo-te. (plural->) Estou-vos a ver. / Vejo-vos.
Widzę cię.
Я вижу тебя. / Я вижу вас.
Vidim te. / Vidimo se.
:heb: אני רואה אותך
Minä näen sinut. (Mä nään sut.)
Geahčan du.
:tgl: Nakikita kita.
Seni görüyorum
나가 당식을 보어요. My Korean is very bad at the moment, so this may be wrong, I thought I'd add the pronouns in as well, although you don't usually need to.
お客様をご覧になっています [okyakusama wo goran ni natteimasu - when a person from a shop or hotel is addressing you.]
貴方を見ています [anata wo miteimasu - plain polite speech - like 'I see you' when you speak to acquaintances at work.]
お前を見ている [omae wo miteiru - very casual speech - between friends.]
(This is hard to translate into Japanese as the language heavily relies on context, feeling and relation between speaker and listener, which isn't apparent in the original translation. Also, 'I see you' would be 'I am seeing you' in Japanese. They make the distinction between current ongoing tense and plain tense, which is used more for other tense conjugations like 'I have seen the movie' or 'seeing is good'.)
Sumerian: Igiguben (eye-set-2sg; "I look at you")
Na'vi: Oel ngati kameie.
Ariakis: Vidih te.
Nolikan: Cil linen
Yōketian: Atutho’
Kala: na'eta anya - 나어다 아냐
Volapük: Logob ol.
Mi vidas vin.
Inyauk:
txíma rúnyalu fíxir
ʧí-ma rúɲa-lu fíxir
1.sg-AGT see-CNT 2.sg-RLT
txír rúnyalu fíʔut - (threatening)
ʧí-r rúɲa-lu fí-ut
1.sg-PSR see-CNT 2.sg-PSD
Aentoui: Atohaesen (kko jau).
Makurungou: Këbä xefÿmbäu vë.
Changshuo: Waega sinărŭ kan da / no plural yet (1ps-ERG 2ps-ACC see INDIC) /M\AEgA sin{4}_c kAn dA/
Sztiatosian: Tí edimi / Usmí edimi (2ps-ACC see-1ps / 2pp-ACC see-1ps) /ti: edimi/ /usmi: edimi/
Xylphika: Ðruaralipes tias. (formal) / Ðraripesti. (colloquial)
Khalbõ: ñaarlnó ellos/ñaarlnó ellon (s/p)
Taiwazaiho: naa tle taita (singular) / naa haa taita (dual) / na kau taita (plural)
Úlanůba: Ba saj gúşůél / Ba sazaj gúşůél
Image Zainese: bu hi (2PS see.PRES)
Alpic: Lagomdi. (see-1SG=2SG.P) /ˈlagomdi/ [ˈlaɠɔmɗi]
Siaru: Me gainienie gen/nge /me ɣenini ɣen/ŋe / [mʲe jeɲiɲi jen/ŋʲe]
Lantaş: Veis videum.
Dumbar: Ikilkale so/ Igakilkale so.
Kànnow: Nyskʼne.
Quenya: Céndanyet.
Vanya: Ína cen ia ti.
Hezek Erbol: Vasemud.
Kaynur Pitak: Marina cuki.
Snovilanscu: Ig see dég.
Inniz: Verapi até.
see-1.SNG 2.SNG.PERS.PRO.ACC