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Post by vermont on Sept 27, 2007 13:12:19 GMT -5
I did as well freesoul.
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Post by Rycchus on Sept 27, 2007 13:27:21 GMT -5
But it's lowercase! We're clearly supposed to make it into some crazyass word!
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Post by Dubber on Sept 27, 2007 13:55:06 GMT -5
2 Dubber: I think i'm not correctly understand link to russian language  However, if i pronounce 'dni' as 'dnee' on russian, it translates as 'days' Although 'dni' is not 'days' by my sense Oh, I thought you were in Russia (and therefore assumed Russian is your 1st & English is your 2nd (or 3rd or more) language? In my experience, it's not always easy to make linguistic usage jokes in other languages.  |
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Post by dni on Sept 28, 2007 0:50:16 GMT -5
2 Dubber: Why 'were in'? I am in Russia. You're right, russian is first and english is second for me. There's no word playing in 'dni', it's some kind of shortcut or abbreviature. 2 freesoul: You're near the truth. If you mean abbreviature, correctly (by grammar) will be 'D N i'. Or, if i'll be honest (by sense), as 'd n I'.  2 Rycchus: I think you know that most of nicknames need to be in lowercase... |
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Post by Rycchus on Sept 28, 2007 13:41:25 GMT -5
Not for abbreviations  What does it stand for, anyway? |
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Post by Citanest on Sept 29, 2007 7:36:19 GMT -5
My usual late response to a thread -
Emphasis on the first syllable
SYE-te-nest
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Post by Rycchus on Sept 29, 2007 12:24:30 GMT -5
Pronouced "site" not "sit" then?
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Post by Citanest on Sept 29, 2007 13:03:04 GMT -5
Yes. "Citan" should rhyme with "Titan".
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laxen
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Post by laxen on Sept 29, 2007 15:14:32 GMT -5
Pretty self-explanatory- LA-xen
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Post by dni on Sept 30, 2007 10:04:19 GMT -5
2 Rycchus: It's simply 'dni' is obsolete 3-letter abbreviation of my 'Dark Night' nickname which i use more than 10 years ago. So after a time, long 'name' lost it's meaning... |
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Post by laxen on Sept 30, 2007 14:37:38 GMT -5
does anyone know about the meaning and emphasis behind 'taliesin'? my 3 possible ideas are: 1)Something to do with a sin; 2)A guy called talie is in; or 3)A random name like mine. Personally i'd go with the last one! |
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Post by BioLogIn on Sept 30, 2007 15:03:21 GMT -5
Taliesin is legendary celtic bard\druid\wizard, first of all druids and (in some versions of the legend) a child of the god of wisdom.
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Post by Rycchus on Sept 30, 2007 15:23:11 GMT -5
does anyone know about the meaning and emphasis behind 'taliesin'? my 3 possible ideas are: 1)Something to do with a sin; 2)A guy called talie is in; or 3)A random name like mine. Personally i'd go with the last one! But I much prefer "Talie's in!" |
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Post by nawglan on Sept 30, 2007 19:22:34 GMT -5
does anyone know about the meaning and emphasis behind 'taliesin'? my 3 possible ideas are: 1)Something to do with a sin; 2)A guy called talie is in; or 3)A random name like mine. Personally i'd go with the last one! But I much prefer "Talie's in!" I always thought that Taliesin was the father of Merlin. Killed before Arthur's time. |
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