Дайте Нефть Из Баку Here you go: "Písemný papír hoří neochotně".
It is actually a translation from a language I'm getting used to into a language I know very little about. Watch out for possible mistakes. Дайте Нефть Из Баку Also, bonus points to those who guess where the original quote comes from. Дайте Нефть Из Баку Yep, that's the target language. Christian James Meredith Pisemny = something about writing (pis-emn-?)
Papir = paper
hor'i = <not sure>
neochotne = <not sure, but it seems to be made up of ne-o-chot-n>
Paper that is written on...... something else Bagdat Yesbossinov hori - mountains, neochotne - not willingly, that's from my communist Russian. LOL! Marius Vincenzii Dennischter Not willingly paper mountains
Pisemny (paper) (mountain) (reuctantly) Дайте Нефть Из Баку "Hoří" is the verb here. It's not mountain-related but the term has a few homonyms in some Slavic languages.
I'm going to switch off for a couple of hours now and let you guys meditate. Be good! Marius Vincenzii Dennischter from Eurovision entry, I got mountain as hory
so what could hor'i be?? Bagdat Yesbossinov If it's a verb then to my mind comes only Horet, which is to burn - looks like Hori - is like imperative command, You burn!!! Alfia Wallace Whoa whoa whoa - there's no such language as "Czechosloavkian".. Alfia Wallace hori - gori - burns? Alfia Wallace Yikes, I have to go to work and do a bunch of web stuff but I want to play! Bagdat Yesbossinov Since it is not in the beginning of the sentence, then it is not imperative the way I thought, so my mistake, it just verb - it burns, yes, you are right, Alfia Wallace!!! Bagdat Yesbossinov I must switch off too, see you later! Alfia Wallace "Písemný papír hoří neochotně". - Have to repost and think. Paper burns unwillingly? Alfia Wallace One unwillingly burns writing paper? Alfia Wallace Yeah I gtg to. LOTS to work today. ;_; Bagdat Yesbossinov Writing paper burns unwillingly ... it was hypnotized by writers to resist to burning .... could be ,,, ???? Дайте Нефть Из Баку Almost there, Baghdat. Only "to write" isn't in present participle but... Bagdat Yesbossinov I am not going there, I am here. ****))))) Billy James Brightraven Written paper burns unwillingly. (It seems I had a keyboard malfunction earlier, lol) Дайте Нефть Из Баку Yup! I think the round should go to Baghdat, since he solved most of it and hasn't posted anything yet. Everybody agree? Arief Wibowo Дайте Нефть Из Баку, in my humble opinion, writing paper (=paper designed to be written on with ink, compare with writing pad) has a totally different meaning to written paper (=paper/thesis/dissertation made by handwriting). Which means one of them didn't come close to the solution. Billy James Brightraven I'd appreciate it if someone reposted Bagdat's post since he's decided to block me Arief Wibowo He hasn't posted anything here from my view Billy James Brightraven Well, since it's been almost 18 hours with no input from Bagdat, should I put up a sentence? Дайте? Christian James Meredith Billy's round I guess then Arief Wibowo So it's "written paper" then?