"I do not understand" in your language

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Buddhist

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Formal ways of Saying it.
Wakarimasen!
Shirimasen!

Informal way of saying it.
Shiranai yo!
wakaranai yo!

Vulgar ways of saying it.
wakan nehyo!
wakala nehyo!
shira nehyo!
shiruka!

All Japanese
 

bunker

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Let's see if anyone can figure out EXACTLY what language this is:

Ham nhii samjha
 

j0lly

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<< Let's see if anyone can figure out EXACTLY what language this is:

Ham nhii samjha
>>



Incorrect Hindi. :)
 

Aelus

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kverstoat nie (west-flemish dialect)

vs

ik versta het niet ( flemish-dutch)

vs

ik begrijp het niet ( standard-dutch)

west flemish has some traits from the english, ie to swallow certain pieces of words, here, verstoan + het gets put together into verstoat

just fyi ;)

Aelus
 

bunker

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<< Let's see if anyone can figure out EXACTLY what language this is:

Ham nhii samjha
>>



Incorrect Hindi. :)
>>


Nope, it's correct, just a specific dialect of Hindi
 

TuffGirl

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i does not unnerstan'. -- Redneck

i du nut understund. Bork bork bork! -- Swedish Chef

iyay oday otnay understandyay. -- Pig Latin

i dpo not underst4nd.. LLOLOLOLOLOLOLO~~ -- H@x0r


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CJZ

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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