Originally Posted by mPeror
He is doing them correctly. He is basically writing them phonetically in arabic.![]()
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Originally Posted by mPeror
He is doing them correctly. He is basically writing them phonetically in arabic.![]()
Sara





oookeeey. errrm....how do you pronounce both of 'em?Originally Posted by Johan Dahlström
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Docquesting ?
I think Johan is more like yohan.. and dahlstrom is perhaps like dal-strumOriginally Posted by mPeror
at least that is how ive been pronouncing them!
Sara




Here's one for Kevin:
We don't have "V" as Mash said, but sometimes we use the 3 Dots to get those letters like V or J![]()
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil ..
.. is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke.
And how right you are, but at the same time wrongOriginally Posted by ses5909
. If you don't speak swedish, it's almost impossible to pronounce it. That's what I've learned over the years... Not sure why this is but part of it I think is because it's kind of a "hard"/"strict" language, if you know what I mean. The 'å', 'ä' and 'ö'' has it's part of it too I guess.
Anyhows. You are absolutely right, Sara. "yohan dal-strum" would be the "english" way of pronouncing my name.![]()
http://www.johandahlstrom.se
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There ya go Johan ("Dalstrum" soundsl like "Dalsitrum" though) :
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Docquestion, how is your name pronounced? are the 'c' and 'q' pronounced as one letter or is "Doc-questing" pronounced as two seperate words?





Oh and if you're wondering, 'Johna' is actually on the right since this is a right-to-left language![]()




aha..Thanx M


I'm not concerned.Originally Posted by mPeror
I also found, while trying to figure out how to get this into my signature, what the individual characters were (using charmap in WinXP).
Birnam wood is come to Dunsinane





that's it in arabic text :Originally Posted by AutisticCuckoo
تومي أولسون
Cool thread idea. "Zach" if you have time.![]()
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Zach Holman
good-tutorials — blog — twitter — last.fm





Zach (pronounced perfectly fine) :
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If anyone wants me to, I can write your name BACKWARDS that's right, you hear it here, for example, my name backwards is ROGI
Quite cool.Originally Posted by mPeror
It's now in my desktop rotations.
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Zach Holman
good-tutorials — blog — twitter — last.fm
Awsome! Such beautiful scripting!Originally Posted by mPeror
http://www.johandahlstrom.se
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Oh, do me, do me!!
Jelena Pavlovic
-- Jelena --
Originally Posted by jelena
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http://www.johandahlstrom.se
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do one for me too plz. "Joji M John".





I asked my son to say it for me:Originally Posted by mPeror
www.revs.org/revsdotorg.mp3
sorry about the raspberry he blew at the beginning...![]()
work: revs | ecru
reviews: films | mp3s
projects: Glastonbury Tor | London IT support
My name is Bruce - Could you write mine?





It's fine Johan, i'm hot like that
Here you go Jelena (had to use a single pronounciation mark under the first letter to get it right) :
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Joji, i translated "Joji John", i can't translate 'M' if it's not a name :
Mr.B and revs_org, i'll get back to you when i come back home in a few hours.
by the way, are you asking me to translate a domain name (revs.org) or is your name actually "revsdotorg"? stupid question i know, but i'm just double checking![]()





My name is Matt, my domain name is revs.org
work: revs | ecru
reviews: films | mp3s
projects: Glastonbury Tor | London IT support
Jeremy Valletto
(Jair m e) (Va(rhymes with duh) let(rhymes with bet) toe(rhymes with row))
I don't know what it is about my name, but like everybody pronounces it wrong, my first name more than my last...go figure.
I have ADHD, and I'm kinda proud about it.


There are a few people in this network room I am in, that can read Arabic. Well, "xhtmlcoder" would provide interesting results as it isn't a true word.
};-) http://www.xhtmlcoder.com/
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