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    #91
    Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

    Originally posted by amstyle
    it's probably arabic........who cares? I love cappin those diaper heads
    Originally posted by 12-RST-
    ROFL, diaper head, I liek that never heard that one yet

    Did you say something?!

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    • Lebanese_Forces

      #92
      Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

      Its Arabic

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      • Dogness

        #93
        Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

        Originally posted by [DUCKS]Black_Duck_1
        It is definitly Arabic and I will be glad to translate anything you want!

        However, bewarned that they made a lot of mistakes in the translation and sometimes it is very annoying if you understand what they said.

        For example:
        -"Get in" is translated in arabic as "get the car in" something like put the car in the garage!
        -"The enemy is in control" is translated exactly the opposite!
        -"enemy units on the ground" translation is litral translation. for the first time when you hear it you think that the enemy is killed on the road!


        There are countless errors in the arabic translation. I wonder how they did in the chinese translation!

        I can keep counting if you like!
        I better get this in before the morons get the thread locked...

        Can anyone help with the bottom two? Thanks.

        "aktal mushed" == "Medic!"

        "kungGulah" == "grenades" (as in "frag out"?)

        "allah haza mocha" == ??

        "ah tack dah fray-ta" == ??

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        • F-1

          #94
          Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

          I will get those for you ASAP. I just cannot figure out how to pronounce the writing. please bear with me and will get back in few minutes!

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          • Lebanese_Forces

            #95
            Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

            Originally posted by Dogness
            I better get this in before the morons get the thread locked...

            Can anyone help with the bottom two? Thanks.

            "aktal mushed" == "Medic!"

            "kungGulah" == "grenades" (as in "frag out"?)

            "allah haza mocha" == ??

            "ah tack dah fray-ta" == ??

            well if u really want to know how it should sound in arabic...

            for grenades they use these:
            1. Kunbula
            2.Tama ilkaa kunbula

            when dead on the ground and requesting a medic
            1.Ayna il musiif

            as for "allah haza mocha" its actualy Ihjom ila haza almawka.. it means.. "attack this position"

            if u need anything just tell me and i'l translate for u...

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            • F-1

              #96
              Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

              Someone got it before me!
              I found it easier just list almost everything I can remember!


              Here we go! hopefully you can understand the "arabic" writing!

              :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

              ahtaj ila mos'if hona = I need a medic here
              nahtajo fariq alislah bisr'ah = we need repairs quick
              ahtaj ila mos'if bisor'ah = I need a medic here quick
              Konbola = grenade (Same as frag out)
              wahadat ela'ada tataharrak = enemy units on the move
              nahtajo fariq al-islah hona = we need repairs here
              ahdir mazidan min al-thakirah ila hona = ammo here (wrong translation!)
              ahdir al-is'afat ala'waleih ila hona = first aid here (wrong translation)
              intadir kalilan nafadat minni aldakirah = wait! I need ammo!
              konbolah dokaneih ala altarik = smoke grenade
              la saidi = negative!
              hader = roger!
              asif zamil = sorry!
              na'tadir lakad akta't = sorry! I screwed up!
              shokran ayoha albatal = thanks champ
              irkab bisorah = get in
              adkil alarabah = get in (wrong translation)
              satanfod aldakerah minna nahtajo almazeed = I am bingo on ammo
              atlob elawamir hawwil = requesting orders, over!
              ahtaj ila tawsilah = i need a ride
              akrijoni min hona = get me out of here
              nahtaj ila da'm hal tasma'oni = requesing reinforcement do you copy
              nahtaj ila ba'd almosa'adah hona = we need support here do you copy
              lakad dommira aljisr ya saidi = brdige destroyed
              athart ala battayat a'daa modadah li-ta'yrat = enemy aa spotted
              modadat tayarat takos al'adaa = enemy aa spotted
              hamilat jonod mosallah takos al'adaa = enemy apc spotted
              dahar karib lil a'daa = enemy boat spotted
              arabat adaa = enemy car
              aladaa ala altarik = enemy units on the move/spotted
              wahadat al adaa tataharrak = enemy units on the move/spotted
              tam alta'arrof ala marwaheih lil adaa = enemy chopper spotted
              marwaheih lil adaa fil mintakah hawwil = hostile slick inboud, over!
              sareih lil adaa =enemy infantry spotted
              jonod al adaa ala al'ard = enemy infantry spotted
              ta'irah lil adaa = enemy jet spotted
              ta'irat al adaa fawkana hawwil = enemy jet spotted, over!
              algam takos al adaa = enemy mines spotted
              kannas = sniper
              wasalatna modarra'ah lil adaa = enemy tank spotted
              orkodo = bail out (wrong translation!)
              ikfizo ba'idan = bail out
              itba'ni = follow me
              okrojo biso'ah = get out, quick!
              falnataharrak = go go go (or let's move)
              hayya intalik = go go go
              thalik gair momkin = no way!
              awkif itlak annar = cease fire! (for friendly fire)
              sata'ish ayoha aljondi, od ilan ila alkital = you will live buddy! now get back to the fight!
              laka dalika = roger!

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              • Lebanese_Forces

                #97
                Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                Originally posted by [DUCKS]Black_Duck_1
                Someone got it before me!
                I found it easier just list almost everything I can remember!


                Here we go! hopefully you can understand the "arabic" writing!

                :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

                ahtaj ila mos'if hona = I need a medic here
                nahtajo fariq alislah bisr'ah = we need repairs quick
                ahtaj ila mos'if bisor'ah = I need a medic here quick
                Konbola = grenade (Same as frag out)
                wahadat ela'ada tataharrak = enemy units on the move
                nahtajo fariq al-islah hona = we need repairs here
                ahdir mazidan min al-thakirah ila hona = ammo here (wrong translation!)
                ahdir al-is'afat ala'waleih ila hona = first aid here (wrong translation)
                intadir kalilan nafadat minni aldakirah = wait! I need ammo!
                konbolah dokaneih ala altarik = smoke grenade
                la saidi = negative!
                hader = roger!
                asif zamil = sorry!
                na'tadir lakad akta't = sorry! I screwed up!
                shokran ayoha albatal = thanks champ
                irkab bisorah = get in
                adkil alarabah = get in (wrong translation)
                satanfod aldakerah minna nahtajo almazeed = I am bingo on ammo
                atlob elawamir hawwil = requesting orders, over!
                ahtaj ila tawsilah = i need a ride
                akrijoni min hona = get me out of here
                nahtaj ila da'm hal tasma'oni = requesing reinforcement do you copy
                nahtaj ila ba'd almosa'adah hona = we need support here do you copy
                lakad dommira aljisr ya saidi = brdige destroyed
                athart ala battayat a'daa modadah li-ta'yrat = enemy aa spotted
                modadat tayarat takos al'adaa = enemy aa spotted
                hamilat jonod mosallah takos al'adaa = enemy apc spotted
                dahar karib lil a'daa = enemy boat spotted
                arabat adaa = enemy car
                aladaa ala altarik = enemy units on the move/spotted
                wahadat al adaa tataharrak = enemy units on the move/spotted
                tam alta'arrof ala marwaheih lil adaa = enemy chopper spotted
                marwaheih lil adaa fil mintakah hawwil = hostile slick inboud, over!
                sareih lil adaa =enemy infantry spotted
                jonod al adaa ala al'ard = enemy infantry spotted
                ta'irah lil adaa = enemy jet spotted
                ta'irat al adaa fawkana hawwil = enemy jet spotted, over!
                algam takos al adaa = enemy mines spotted
                kannas = sniper
                wasalatna modarra'ah lil adaa = enemy tank spotted
                orkodo = bail out (wrong translation!)
                ikfizo ba'idan = bail out
                itba'ni = follow me
                okrojo biso'ah = get out, quick!
                falnataharrak = go go go (or let's move)
                hayya intalik = go go go
                thalik gair momkin = no way!
                awkif itlak annar = cease fire! (for friendly fire)
                sata'ish ayoha aljondi, od ilan ila alkital = you will live buddy! now get back to the fight!
                laka dalika = roger!
                lol Shoukran ayou hal batal.. oudino laka bi wahida ( thanks champ iou one)

                hehe good job on the translation... i would have done it but i'm 2lazy to do it and its 2:25 am lol

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                • Bahraini_Killer

                  #98
                  Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                  I' an Arab, the language is arabic just to confirm that, and its understandable not like others say here that is not.

                  The english is easy as well.....as for the Chiniese I have no idea what their saying.... it's like codes or somthin....

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                  • F-1

                    #99
                    Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                    Originally posted by Lebanese_Forces
                    lol Shoukran ayou hal batal.. oudino laka bi wahida ( thanks champ iou one)

                    hehe good job on the translation... i would have done it but i'm 2lazy to do it and its 2:25 am lol

                    I am actually very glad to find some arabs here like me! I did not expect many.
                    You know what! "shokran iyoha albatal" and "thalik gair momkin" make me smile always when I hear them in the game. one of my friends always tries to help and tells me on VOIP "you did not say shokran iyha albatal!" but they will never beat "hada howa" in DesertCombat

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                    • Lebanese_Forces

                      #100
                      Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                      Originally posted by [DUCKS]Black_Duck_1
                      I am actually very glad to find some arabs here like me! I did not expect many.
                      You know what! "shokran iyoha albatal" and "thalik gair momkin" make me smile always when I hear them in the game. one of my friends always tries to help and tells me on VOIP "you did not say shokran iyha albatal!" but they will never beat "hada howa" in DesertCombat

                      yeah i'm also surprised to see so many arabs around here..
                      lol i used to think that it was all safe when i used to hear Junoud al ada' ala al ard thinking they were all dead.. talk about a bad translation..

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                      • Dogness

                        #101
                        Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                        Thanks guys. This stuff is great.

                        I am an English speaker and enjoy the exposure that BF1942 and BF2 provide to foreign languages. I don't expect to ever have a real conversation with this stuff. However, in time, I will be able to play the game and not need to look at the text to know what they said.

                        One of the ones I mentioned earlier was not "translated". It comes sometimes after a flag is captured. It is rather lengthy and the last thing the guy says sounds like "attack the freighter". Phonetically, it would look like "ah-tack da fray-tur".

                        Any idea what I am referring to?

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                        • Bahraini_Killer

                          #102
                          Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                          Originally posted by amstyle
                          it's probably arabic........who cares? I love cappin those diaper heads
                          show some respect.

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                          • F-1

                            #103
                            Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                            Originally posted by Lebanese_Forces
                            yeah i'm also surprised to see so many arabs around here..
                            lol i used to think that it was all safe when i used to hear Junoud al ada' ala al ard thinking they were all dead.. talk about a bad translation..

                            hahahaha! same thing here! I thought they were all dead on the road the first time I heard it! turned out they were all waiting on the road to kill me!

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                            • Cicchetti
                              Member
                              • Sep 2005
                              • 1073

                              #104
                              Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                              I dont know some middle eastern language

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                              • F-1

                                #105
                                Re: What language to the MEC forces speak?

                                -Here is some of the commander messages regarding capturing/losing flags. Hopefully it is what you want:

                                -lakad istawla al adaa ala ihda annikat = the enemy has taken an outpost

                                -tamakkanna min assaytarah ala al adaa, tabi'o bijohd akbar ayoha al jonood = the enemy is in control work harder solders (your team is bleeding tickets) (wrong translation! means exactly the oppisite!)

                                -innana naksaro al ma'rakah, ibda alkital wa illa idtararto li ijad shakain gaderin ala al kital = we are losing this battle, start fighting or I will find someone who can

                                -ista'adna alsaytarah, ahsantom = control restored, well done!

                                -ista'adna alsaytarah mojaddadan, amalon jaeid ayoha rijal = we regained control, good work men! (ticket bleeding stopped)

                                -innana naksar alkatheer min alrijal yomnatan wa yosrah, hal tasma'oni = we are losing men left and right, do you copy?

                                -tazizatona ala washak annafad = we are running low on reinforcements

                                -ladaina kasaeir katherah, 7awwil = we are taking casualities, over!

                                -ad'afa al adaa mawaqi mohimmah, 7awwil = enemy weakening keep positions, over

                                -tamma masih al mantikah wa hia tahta assaytarah = position cleard and under control

                                -tamma masih jamee'i almanatik, almawki tahata alsaytarah, intaha = all clear, position under control

                                -fakadna alsaytarah ala ihda annikat = we've lost control of an outpost

                                -tamma al istila ala ihda annikat = that post is being overrun

                                there are a lot of things to translate other than what is already mentioned. feel free to ask if you still need to know more!

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