"I do not understand" in your language

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21Jumper

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Cool, I'm the first one to post it in Tagalog:

"Hindi ko maintindihan"
or
"Ha?"
or
"Hindi ko makuha"

Tag-lish:

"Hindi ko ma-gets"
or
"Dehins ko gets pare"
 

eakers

Lifer
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"what?!"
and then if they dont understand that the phrase is just yelled louder

"WHAT?"

*kat. <-- WHAT YOU SAY?
 

Teatowel

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Sep 22, 2000
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Bunker: that is Urdu, as well as being whatever it might be in Hindi!

My dialect:

yer wah? (Manchester, England)
 

Palek

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"Nem &eacute;rtem." [nehm ayrtem]
or
"He?" [heh] (not very polite)
or
"Mi van?" [me vun] (also quite impolite)

in ... (drum-rolls)... HUNGARIAN!!!!

(pronunciation for English-speakers in square brackets)

Wow, I am the first Hungarian to post here... Where are all my countymen? :Q
 

Dacalo

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Mar 31, 2000
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<< <<"hangook mal mot hayo" -- korean (not sure though) >>

That means, "I don't speak Korean".


<<ee eh gah ahn deh sheep sekki ya >>

If anyone is going to use this, I'd recommend emphasizing the "sheep sekki ya". It'll really help you get your point across. :D
>>



ROTFLMAO! :D

For the slow, its better to omit sheep sekki ya. ;)
 

wolf550e

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"Ani lo mevin" (Hebrew, spoken by male)
"Ani lo mevina" (Hebrew, spoken by female)

"Ya ne ponimayu" (Russian)

"er?" (netchat)