Thread: And no eggs...

Originally Posted by Darobat

Originally Posted by Pravit

In this context the one you had originally would be correct.

BTW, got you to reveal the meaning of your nonsense phrase.

Hooray!! lol, thanks pravit. I didn't think something as simple as "And no eggs" could possibly have so many meanings. Wow.

If anyone knows it in a symbol language (Chinese, Japenese, Korrean) could you perhaps just stick it in a picture. I don't know if those have a font, but if they do, size 60, Bold Arial.

@Pravit: I'm curious as to how you got "И нет яиц"; more specifficaly the last word. Яйцо is egg, so what ending does that take or what do you do to it to degrade it to яиц?

When you use "нет", whatever there isn

Why do I continue to write words muiltiple times? Es ist wie eine Krankheit!

polish:
I nie ma jajek

(and there are no eggs)

Originally Posted by Darobat

Originally Posted by wilco000

French: ...Et pas d'oeufs.

Not this again. I just asked what it was and he told me "Et aucun oeuf". Both correct?

Et aucun oeufs = And none eggs.
Et pas d'oeufs = And no eggs.
Sans oeufs = Without eggs.

They all have the same meaning.

Polish

I żadnych Jajek

djmihow,

doesn't żadnych mean "none" in polish?

Based on context i think it should actually be "a nie jajek" (and/but no eggs)

ya, i think your right

и без яиц
и никаких яиц
и не надо яиц

in English "geordie" it would be,

"an nee eggs, pet"