EVE General Discussion

Languages - Ukrainian (українська мова)
Here українська мова means Ukrainian language. If you'd rater have it without the language word, it would just be Українська
Whether to capitalize the first letter or not is up to you :) We don't capitalize these words (language names) if they go in the middle of a sentence

Excellent translation by Jowen, except for:




Afrikaans is a specific African language inspired by Dutch as far as I know. It has no Danish equivalent and would just be written 'Afrikaans'.

The word 'Afrikansk' simply means 'African' in Danish, which has a different meaning.

http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrikaans




An added note since it may not be obvious from this context, languages are usually spelled lower case in Danish, but in a list like this it makes sense to capitalize.

Tom taler afrikaans. (Danish)
Tom speaks Afrikaans. (English)

Although the previous post in German is correct, the word "Rekrutierung" is a military term. Corporations in Germany do not recruit, they hire. A more generic term would be "Anstellung" (employment). Although probably no one will mind it, but military terms always have a certain bad tone due to specific historical reasons.

So the translations would be:
Corporate - German Recruitment (Rekrutierung) (military)
Corporate - German Recruitment (Anstellung) (generic)
Help - German Help (Hilfe)

Yup that's it

Languages - Chinese (中国)
should be:
Languages - Chinese (中文)

... is this a joke?

Corporate - English recruitment(Recritment)

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Bulgarian translation:

Corporate - Recruitment(Набиране на членове)
Help - (Помощ)
Languages - Bulgarian(български)

As with many languages, there is no need to add " language " (език) after the name of the language itself.

And the rest, should a need arise:

Languages - Afrikaans(африканс)
Languages - Albanian(албански)
Languages - Arabic(арабски)
Languages - Belarussian(беларуски)
Languages - Brazilian portuguese(бразилски португалски)
Languages - Chinese(китайски)
Languages - Croatian(хърватски)
Languages - Czech/Slovak(чешки/словашки)
Languages - Danish(датски)
Languages - Dutch(холандски)
Languages - English(английски)
Languages - Estonian(естонски)
Languages - Faroese(фарьорски)
Languages - Filipino(филипински)
Languages - Finnish(финландски)
Languages - French(френски)
Languages - German(немски)
Languages - Greek(гръцки)
Languages - Hebrew(иврит)
Languages - Hungarian(унгарски)
Languages - Icelandic(исландски)
Languages - Italian(италиански)
Languages - Japanese(японски)
Languages - Korean(корейски)
Languages - Latvian(латвийски)
Languages - Lithuanian(литвийски)
Languages - Norwegian(норвежки)
Languages - Polish(полски)
Languages - Portuguese(португалски)
Languages - Romanian(румънски)
Languages - Russian(руски)
Languages - Serbian(сръбски)
Languages - Slovenian(словенски)
Languages - Spanish(испански)
Languages - Swedish(шведски)
Languages - Turkish(турски)
Languages - Ukrainian(украински)
Languages - Vietnamese(виетнамски)

I miss Klingon Language

Translations to Italian:

Corporate - Reclutamento Inglese(Recritment)
Corporate - Reclutamento Tedesco(Rekrutierung)
Corporate - Reclutamento Russo(вербовка)
Corporate - Reclutamento Giapponese(募集)
Help - Aiuto Giapponese(ヘルプ)
Help - Aiuto Inglese(Help)
Help - Aiuto Tedesco(Hilfe)
Help - Aiuto Russo(Помощь)
Languages - Africano(Afrikaans)
Languages - Albanese(gjuha shqipe)
Languages - Bielorusso(беларуская мова)
Languages - Brasiliano(brasileiro)
Languages - Bulgaro(български език)
Languages - Cinese(中国)
Languages - Croato(Lingua corsa)
Languages - Cecoslovacco(Český jazyk/Slovenský jazyk)
Languages - Danese(dansk)
Languages - Olandese(Nederlands)
Languages - Inglese(English)
Languages - Estone(Eesti keel)
Languages - Faroese(Føroyskt)
Languages - Filippino(na Filipino)
Languages - Finnico(Suomen kieli)
Languages - Francese(Française)
Languages - Tedesco(Deutsch)
Languages - Greco(ελληνικά)
Languages - Ebraico(עברית)
Languages - Ungherese(Magyar)
Languages - Islandese (Íslenska)
Languages - Italiano (italiano)
Languages - Giapponese (日本)
Languages - Coreano (한국어)
Languages - Lettone (latviešu valoda)
Languages - Lituano (Lietuvių kalba)
Languages - Norvegese (Norske)
Languages - Polacco(Polski)
Languages - Portoghese(português)
Languages - Rumeno(Limba română)
Languages - Russo(Русский)
Languages - Serbo (српски језик)
Languages - Sloveno (Slovenski)
Languages - Spagnolo (español)
Languages - Svedese (svenska)
Languages - Turco (Türkçe)
Languages - Ucraino (українська мова)
Languages - Vietnamita(Tiếng Việt)

As a semi-practiced speaker of Klingon, I'll give a brief guide to proper pronounciation:

First, speak Klingon boldly -- some of the words are hard to enunciate properly without putting a bit of force behind them (which makes it incredibly easy to call the captain of your vessel a 'house' by mistake).*

When saying a word like 'tlhIngan', the 'tlh' is created by lightly pressing your tongue against the front of your soft palate (directly behind the little half-circle ridge in the roof of your mouth) and speaking the letter 't'. The 'g' sound is soft, so you're aiming for a sound like 't-ling-on'.

If, for some wacky reason, you intend to go on with learning the language, you're probably going to want to carry a napkin -- the nature of speaking Klingon means that for the first while, you're inadvertantly going to be spitting as you talk. If you're really interested, there are Klingon dictionaries, a Klingon language tape, and Klingon translations of Macbeth, King Lear and the Bible.

*Not that there's anything wrong with having House as your captain, mind you.