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Nikar 3

382 posts since Jan '08
- 21 Feb `08, 8:42AM
  
  hi all,
  
  really need some help.
  
  the english word "Welcome" when translated to Tamil and Malay language is what ar?
  
  need this for my office clients.
  
  thanks!
  
  nikar
curryman

885 posts since May '07
- 21 Feb `08, 10:17AM
  
  for malay it is : selamat datang
  
  tamil: (i dunno)
RobinHood69

172 posts since Jan '08
- 21 Feb `08, 10:59AM
  
  Originally posted by curryman:
  
  for malay it is : selamat datang
  
  tamil: (i dunno)
  
  selamat datang is not applicable when 'welcome' is used inresponse to 'thank you'.
  
  In b4 the lock
  
  Edited by RobinHood69 21 Feb `08, 11:01AM
沈金病

38 posts since Feb '08
- 21 Feb `08, 11:28AM
  
  For tamil is Va Na Kam
Deino

4,118 posts since May '07
- 21 Feb `08, 12:55PM
  
  direct translation......
  
  selamat datang=peace come
  
  terima kasih=accept concern/love
Nikar 3

382 posts since Jan '08
- 21 Feb `08, 1:41PM
  
  thanks a lot, all! :)
lookingr82nite

84 posts since Feb '05
- 21 Feb `08, 1:55PM
  
  u cld hav jus google or yahoo or go to wikipedia. go to www.linguanaut.com or www.omniglot.com to learn phrases in different languages.
Deino

4,118 posts since May '07
- 21 Feb `08, 2:01PM
  
  Originally posted by lookingr82nite:
  
  u cld hav jus google or yahoo or go to wikipedia. go to www.linguanaut.com or www.omniglot.com to learn phrases in different languages.
  
  he prefer asking us........besides......this is a social forum after all.....so we have to get social
Short Ninja

4,586 posts since Jan '07
- 21 Feb `08, 2:03PM
  
  Maybe he just wanted to know who are the Indian /Malay native speakers here
curryman

885 posts since May '07
- 21 Feb `08, 5:51PM
  
  Originally posted by RobinHood69:
  
  selamat datang is not applicable when 'welcome' is used inresponse to 'thank you'.
  
  In b4 the lock
  
  u meant " you are welcome "
  
  welcome is selamat datang. no doubt about it.
  
  just wondering if u have received any formal malay language education.
spectralizer

459 posts since Sep '06
- 21 Feb `08, 5:52PM
  
  japanese: I ra shai ma se (Eat Ra Shine Ma Say)
Agenda

6,239 posts since Jan '06
- 21 Feb `08, 6:23PM
  
  Originally posted by spectralizer:
  
  japanese: I ra shai ma se (Eat Ra Shine Ma Say)
  
  He asked for malay and tamil only.. and that phrase is dependent on where you are entering.
gunner77

9,729 posts since Apr '06
- 22 Feb `08, 12:56AM
  
  Originally posted by spectralizer:
  
  japanese: I ra shai ma se (Eat Ra Shine Ma Say)
  
  who ask for japanese here ?
cApitaland

4,317 posts since Sep '05
- 22 Feb `08, 1:48AM
  
  Originally posted by spectralizer:
  
  japanese: I ra shai ma se (Eat Ra Shine Ma Say)
  
  dunnid extra.
  
  hahaa i feel so mean.
AngZangGui

286 posts since Mar '05
- 22 Feb `08, 11:13AM
  
  Originally posted by Nikar 3:
  
  hi all,
  
  really need some help.
  
  the english word "Welcome" when translated to Tamil and Malay language is what ar?
  
  need this for my office clients.
  
  thanks!
  
  nikar
  
  I think in Malay if someone say "terima kasih" to you, they would reply "sama sama".
Deino

4,118 posts since May '07
- 22 Feb `08, 11:18AM
  
  Originally posted by AngZangGui:
  
  I think in Malay if someone say "terima kasih" to you, they would reply "sama sama".
  
  Correct......
  
  Direct translation......
  
  Sama sama=Same same....
  
  Normally i would just say terima kasih instead of sama sama......
Deino

4,118 posts since May '07
- 22 Feb `08, 11:18AM
  
  Originally posted by spectralizer:
  
  japanese: I ra shai ma se (Eat Ra Shine Ma Say)
  
  in some cases its yokoso
Short Ninja

4,586 posts since Jan '07
- 22 Feb `08, 1:30PM
  
  O yokoso is welcome and Irasshaimase is usually for greeting customers.When someone says 'Terima kasih' (Arigatou) you should say Sama Sama (Doitashimashite)
Deino

4,118 posts since May '07
- 22 Feb `08, 1:40PM
  
  Originally posted by Short Ninja:
  
  O yokoso is welcome and Irasshaimase is usually for greeting customers.When someone says 'Terima kasih' (Arigatou) you should say Sama Sama (Doitashimashite)
  
  yesh

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