The first words of the local language you learn are:
I am an American
"I nor rab nor rab, unma ican!"
Please do not shoot me
"Fok, dknok coot tat eiee!"
Enemey throwing grenade(s)
"Graneda zeong fargo zsem!"
Help me
"Mokea unoawone HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELPPPPPPPPPPP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Where is the rest room?
"Dov yok whrat shek latrine iuns?"
Halt, show me your ID ma'am
"Spot ugh goes thar?, wohs eiee yok ID, pleasurements, undka telingophne numbar"
Oh crap they are shooting at us !
"Looy tisth thauw ootsing ust sue!"
How much is lunch?
"Zong unay hange?"
Your under arrest
"Yok zenderatsmatnog eiee"
Move along, Move along
"Gotya zee folook outva'meway, Gotya zee folook outva'meway"
Thats just super
"Oink ust su pa"
How to order one beer
"Unizo fortikseven beer"
How to order two beers
"Unzio sev Zekticanhundran beer"
SNIPER !!!!!!
"VOHTASHAITERS!"
Where am I?
"Vaeard tze heeocakl aum I?"
Just a few crazy thoughts threw a hungry spiders head :smokin:
...Eh?
double eh?
Triple ...eh?
Just don't ask and you'll stay sane :mrgreen:
i assume its the local language for......... somewhere
Where, i have no clue
Ich bin flumoxed
Lt_Col WIZ, VC, MiD (Ret)
Doubt it. It looks more like... jargon.
It was intentionally Obfuscated to avoid pinning it to any language US/British troops are likly to need, while hiding things within them
I think your right Adze
Lt_Col WIZ, VC, MiD (Ret)
4 times the Eh?
'When I want your opinion, I'll beat it out of you.' --- 37% of Americans agree that while they would hate being British, they wouldn't mind having a British accent. --- Ever stop to think, and forget to start again?