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Nov 13 2008 11:21am
waht doest that word mean?
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Nov 26 2008 01:01pm
i can translate this word----but not for free!!!couple fg inogh smile.gif

This post was edited by MEKONGDELTA on Nov 26 2008 01:03pm
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Nov 26 2008 01:34pm
Quote (benskis99 @ Sat, Nov 8 2008, 04:50pm)
we hadn't shamrocked biggrin.gif
that's true meaning i think smile.gif


i ll quote myselft smile.gif so listen up shortys112104,
This word - ,,Nebeprisikiškiakopūsteliaudavome" is made from the word ,,Kiškiakopūstis"(in Lithuanian language) and it means ,,Shamrock" in English.
So, the word ,,Nebeprisikiškiakopūsteliaudavome" means habitual action in the past. (that means we (you and your friend for example) had been trying to pick up some shamrocks somewhere (the time in this example is unknown)).
In conclusion word ,,Nebeprisikiškiakopūsteliaudavome" means whole phrase in English: ,,We hadn't shamrocked".
Take a look to the ,,Shamrock" or ,,Kiškiapūstis"(in Lithuanian:)) And ,,Oxalis acetosella" In Latin .
I hope I've helped you. smile.gif


This post was edited by benskis99 on Nov 26 2008 01:38pm
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