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Ich habe heute (und morgen) meine Abschlussprüfungen!
I have my final exams today (and tomorrow)!

あさってもう働き始める。行きたくないよね。でも、日曜日に働かなくて、土曜日に4時半ぐらいに終わるので、大丈夫だけどね。

asatte

day.after.tomorrow

mou

again

hatarak-i-

work-CONT-

hajime-ru.

start-NPAST

ik-i-

go-CONT-

ta-ku-

want-CONT-

na-i

NEG-NPAST

=yo

-EMPH

=ne.

-CONF

de=mo,

COP.CONT-even.so

nichi-youbi=ni

sun-day-LOC

hatarak-a-na-ku-te,

work-IRR-NEG-CONT-GER

do-youbi=ni

saturn-day-LOC

yo-ji-han

four-hour-half

=gurai

-around

=ni

-LOC

owar-u

finish-NPAST

=no

-NMN

de,

COP.CONT

daijoubu

okay

da

COP.NPAST

=kedo

-but

=ne.

-CONF

On Saturday I start work again. I don't wanna go. But I won't work on Sunday and I'll finish at around 4:30 on Saturday, so it's ok.

明日国立天文台のイベントへ行く。その所は家から近いから、サイクリングができるかも。

ashita

tomorrow

kokuritsu

national

tenmondai=no

observatory-GEN

ibento=e

event-to

ik-u.

go-NPAST

sono

that.ATTR

tokoro=wa

place-TOP

ie=kara

house-from

chika-i=kara,

close-NPAST-because

saikuringu=ga

cycling-NOM

deki-ru

can-NPAST

=kamo.

-maybe

Tomorrow I will go to an event at the National Observatory. It's near my house, so I should be able to cycle.

Qwynegold wrote:今日はフィンランドの独立記念日だよ！あの…４２分前だった…
Kyō wa Finrando no dokuritsukinembi da yo! Ano... yonjūnifun mae datta...
Today is Finland's independence day! Er... 42 minutes ago...

finlay wrote:だよって言うことは、打ち消したり加えたり場合に使われていることだよ。その文のために要らないと思う。
"dayo" is used for correcting/contradicting/adding/etc. i don't think you need it there.

だって、「独立記念日よ」ってではいい？
Datte, "dokuritsukinembi yo"tte de wa ii?
Then, would "dokuritsukinembi yo" have been better?

Note to self: From page 477 onward.

Ӄынут Шикагок тыпкирык.
Finally I have arrived in Chicago.

@Qwy
違う、「だ」だけ。
no just 'da'.

「だ」じゃなくて、「よ」って変な言葉だった。ところで、同居人は、外国人は「だよ」って使い過ぎると言った。
'yo' was the off part, not 'da'. my housemate said foreigners overuse 'da yo', incidentally.

病院からやっと帰った。今日は元気がよくなっている、でも肝臓がまた少し痛いのだ。病院は悪くなかったのに、全然戻りたくないよ。背中で横たわると、別に痛くないだろう。
Byoui-kara yatto kae-tta. Kyou-wa genki-ga yo-ku na-tte-i-ru, demo kanzou-ga mata sukosi ita-i no da. Byouin-wa waru-ku-na-katta no-ni, zenzen modor-i-ta-ku-na-i yo. Senaka-de yokotawa-ru to, betu-ni ita-ku-nai da-rou.
I'm finally back from the hospital. Today my health is getting better, but my liver still hurts some. The hospital wasn't terrible but I really don't wanna go back. When I lie down on my back, it doesn't hurt so much.

.ברוך השב
Barúx hašáv.
Welcome back.

Nesescosac wrote:Ӄынут Шикагок тыпкирык.
Finally I have arrived in Chicago.

Geniales Timing!
Great timing!

finlay, you mean また, not もう.
You're right about よ. Qwynegold, you can think of it as being similar to English "you know" in the sense that it is either telling someone something they ought to know but evidently don't, and/or something they are mistaken about. In this case, the Finnish independence day is not something we ought to know (unless you're really excited about it and are using it as an explanation for why you are excited).

god i get those two mixed up all the time.

linguoboy wrote:

Nesescosac wrote:Ӄынут Шикагок тыпкирык.
Finally I have arrived in Chicago.

Geniales Timing!
Great timing!

Чантэнкин нылвавӄэн ӈутку пыкирык ӄэлуӄ чъачаӈыйӈыкин.
On Sunday I couldn't arrive here because it was really cold.

Hier, je suis retourné à l'Allemagne après un voyage d'environ 16 heures et 10.000 km.
Gestern bin ich nach einer Reise von etwa 16 Stunden und 10.000 km nach Deutschland zurückgekehrt.
Yesterday, I returned to Germany after a travel of approximately 16 hours and 10,000 km.

finlay wrote:@Qwy
違う、「だ」だけ。
no just 'da'.

「だ」じゃなくて、「よ」って変な言葉だった。ところで、同居人は、外国人は「だよ」って使い過ぎると言った。
'yo' was the off part, not 'da'. my housemate said foreigners overuse 'da yo', incidentally.

あっ、そう？
Ah, sō?
Ah, is that so?

clawgrip wrote:finlay, you mean また, not もう.
You're right about よ. Qwynegold, you can think of it as being similar to English "you know" in the sense that it is either telling someone something they ought to know but evidently don't, and/or something they are mistaken about. In this case, the Finnish independence day is not something we ought to know (unless you're really excited about it and are using it as an explanation for why you are excited).

あっ、スェーデン語の「ユ」と同じそうだ。それに、音も同じそうだ。
Ah, Sweeden-go no ju to onajisō da. Sore ni, oto mo onajisō da.
Ah, it sounds like it has a similar meaning to Swedish ju. They even sound alike.

Nem írtam magyarul hosszú ideig, azért most úgy teszek.
I haven't posted in Hungarian in a while, so now I am doing so.

ObsequiousNewt wrote:Ich habe heute (und morgen) meine Abschlussprüfungen!
I have my final exams today (and tomorrow)!

Powodzenia!
Viel Glück!

Theta wrote:Nem írtam magyarul hosszú ideig, azért most úgy teszek.
I haven't posted in Hungarian in a while, so now I am doing so.

Nigdy niczego nie pisałem po-węgiersku, ponieważ nie mówię po-węgiersku.
I've never written anything in Hungarian because I don't speak Hungarian.

コンラングを作ることを考える旅には、いつも作らないのだ。本当な言葉が勉強出来るので、暇つぶしだと思う。いろんな好きなアイデアがあるけど、今日本語のことをたくさん習った。それじゃ、うれしい。
Konrangu o tsukuru koto o kangaeru tabi ni wa, itsumo tsukuranai noda. Hontou na kotoba ga benkyou dekiru node, himatsubushi da to omou. Ironna suki na aidea ga aru kedo, ima nihongo no koto o takusan naratta. Sore ja, ureshii.
Every time I think about conlanging, I never do it. I think it's a waste of time because I could be studying a real language. I have a lot of ideas for a conlang that I like, but now I've learnt a lot about Japanese and I'm happy.

(Somebody please correct/reformulate, if such a somebody has time to.)

Ziz wrote:人工言語を作ることを考えると、いつも作らないのだ。実在の言葉が勉強出来るので、時間の無駄だと思う。いろんな好きなアイデアがあるけど、今日本語のことをたくさん習った。それじゃ、うれしい。
Konrangu o tsukuru koto o kangaeru tabi ni wa, itsumo tsukuranai noda. Hontou na kotoba ga benkyou dekiru node, himatsubushi da to omou. Ironna suki na aidea ga aru kedo, ima nihongo no koto o takusan naratta. Sore ja, ureshii.
Every time I think about conlanging, I never do it. I think it's a waste of time because I could be studying a real language. I have a lot of ideas for a conlang that I like, but now I've learnt a lot about Japanese and I'm happy.

(Somebody please correct/reformulate, if such a somebody has time to.)

はいよ、やりました～。「暇つぶし」なんては、暇なときに楽しいときをやるけど、「時間の無駄」だと思えない。
There you go, I've done so~."Himatsubushi" is something fun you do when you have free time, but I can't think of it as meaning "a waste of time."

Jipí wrote:Hier, je suis retourné à l'Allemagne après un voyage d'environ 16 heures et 10.000 km.
Gestern bin ich nach einer Reise von etwa 16 Stunden und 10.000 km nach Deutschland zurückgekehrt.
Yesterday, I returned to Germany after a travel of approximately 16 hours and 10,000 km.

Сиэтлык тъэр ылоӈэт йаагъан?
How many days were you in Seattle?

Nesescosac wrote:How many days were you in Seattle?

Quatorze si on ne compte pas le jour d'arrivée et de départ respectivement.
Vierzehn, wenn man den An- und Abreisetag respektive nicht mitzählt.
Fourteen if you don't count the day of arrival and departure respectively.

Magis scrībere volō latīnae linguae.
I want to write more in Latin.

Sed, sanscritam linguam addīcō discere
But, I prefer to learn Sanskrit.

Sunt plūria indicia latīnae linguae quam sanscritae linguae.
There is more information of Latin than Sanskrit.

Etiam, latīnam dīligō.
Even so, I like Latin.

Ergo in lingua Latina scribamus.
じゃ、ラテン語で書きましょうね。
So let's write in Latin.

Hodie, non laborabamque, pro duo annis primus dies festus Solis est. Koganei viridarium per birotam ivique, postea carrium edam, quem heri feci. Hic est mediocriter normalis dies festus, sed cum laborem ire non debere sciebam, me oblectabam.
今日は、僕が働かなくて、2年間で最初の日曜日休みだ。小金井公園へ自転車で行ってきて、後は昨日の作ったカレーを食べる。これはやっぱり普通の休みだけど、会社に行かなければいいと知っていたので、楽しかった。
Today, I didn't work, and it's my first Sunday holiday in 2 years. I went to Koganei park by bicycle and later I will eat the curry I made yesterday. This is a pretty normal holiday but since I knew I didn't have to go to work, I had fun.

hodie,

today

non

NEG

labora-ba-m=que,

work-IPF-1-and

pro

for

duobus

two.M.ABL.PL

ann-is

year-M.ABL.PL

prim-us

first-M.NOM.SG

di-es

day.M-NOM.SG

fest-us

feast-M.NOM.SG

Sol-is

sun-M.GEN.SG

est.

COP.3SG

Koganei

-

viridari-um

park-N.ACC.SG

per

by

bi-rot-am

two-wheel-F.ACC.SG

iv-i=que,

go.PRF-1SG.PRF-and

post-ea

after-that

carrium

_curry_-M.SG.ACC

ed-a-m,

eat-FUT-1SG

quem

which.M.SG.ACC

heri

yesterday

fec-i.

make.PRF-1SG.PRF

hic

this.M.SG.NOM

est

COP.3SG

mediocriter

mediocre.ADV

normal-is

normal-M.SG.NOM

di-es

day.M-NOM.SG

festus,

feast-M.NOM.SG

sed

but

cum

since

labor-em

work.M-SG.ACC

i-re

go-INF

non

NEG

debe-re

must-INF

scie-ba-m,

know-IPF-1

me

myself

oblecta-ba-m.

have.fun-IPF-1

kyou=wa,

today-TOP

boku=ga

1S-NOM

hatarak-a-na-ku-te,

work-IRR-NEG-CONT-CONJ

ni-nen-kan=de

two-year-period-LOC

sai-sho=no

most-early-GEN

nichi-youbi

sun-day

=yasumi

-holiday

da.

COP.NPAST

Koganei

little.gold.well

=kouen=e

-park-to

ji-ten-sha=de

self-revolve-car-LOC

ik-te

go-CONJ

=ki-te,

come-CONJ

ato=wa

after-TOP

kinou=no

yesterday-GEN

tsukur-ta

make-PAST.ATTR

karē=wo

curry-ACC

tabe-ru.

eat-NPAST

kore=wa

this-TOP

yappari

ostensibly

futsuu=no

usual-GEN

yasumi

holiday

da

COP.NPAST

=kedo,

-but

kaisha=ni

company-DAT

ik-a-na-kere-ba

go-IRR-NEG-HYP-PROV

ii

good.NPAST

=to

-COMP

shir-te=i-ta

know-CONJ-be.ANIM-PAST

=no

-NMN

de,

COP.CONJ

tanoshi-katta.

fun-ADJ.PAST

そして、昨日はまた映画のミーン・ガールズを見た。よかったわ。
also i rewatched mean girls yesterday. it was good.

Nate wrote:Magis scrībere volō latīnē.
I want to write more in Latin.

I've also seen in lingua latina, but I doubt whether that's classical. Preferably use the adverb, i.e. the Romans said "speak / write Latin-ly, Greek-ly" not "in Latin / in Greek".

Sed, sanscritam linguam mālō discere
But, I prefer to learn Sanskrit.

If you're going for Latin word order, I think it would be preferable to put the finite verb last here (discere malo)

Sunt plūria indicia latīnae linguae quam sanscritae linguae.
There is more information of Latin than Sanskrit.

I'd use fontes or libri here instead of indicia (which is more like "piece of information, notice, disclosure")

Nate wrote:Tamen, latīnam dīligō.
Even so, I like Latin.

Or: nihilominus

@finlay:
1) I'm not sure about dies festus Solis and laborem ire, but I can't propose anything better.
2) You systematically get -que wrong: "X and Y" = "X Yque", so:
ivi, posteaque; in the first instance, I'd rather use atque: laborabam, atque pro etc.
3) IIRC; cum when meaning "since, because" requires the subjunctive, so: cum ... scirem.

Does anyone know an online English (or other modern language) into Latin dictionary that doesn't suck?
And please excuse that I don't bother to indicate length in my alternative proposals, Latin texts normally don't do so, either.

Mamy ładny dzień. Może, pójdziemy na spacer.
It's a nice day. Maybe we'll go for a walk.

そうだね、ラテン語を練習しないんだから。僕の文法は日本語と同じようすぎるかも。そのqueっていうのは、日本語のてと同じだと思っただろう。
Yeah, I don't practise Latin. My grammar is probably too similar to Japanese. I guess I thought saying que is the same as Japanese て.