Author Topic: Translation, please?  (Read 2370 times)

Recently, I've been gathering up alot of audio snippets for a project and one sound piece imp articular is really bothering me - its what I think to be a conversation between 2/3 helicopter pilots during a raid or something alike. I can't remember where I got, just that I got it.

All I know about it for certain is its in Russian and I really am begging for a relatively accurate translation.

Link, GO!

Click this for a link

It'd be greatly appreciate to an extreme extent if you could translate this to English. You'll get.. I don't know.. A KitKat?
« Last Edit: March 02, 2010, 02:39:15 AM by Seph »

"What would you do-o-o, for a Kitkat bar?"Klondike D:

Just translate the darned thing :C


bump. :D
You're kidding.
It was, what, sixth on the list?

So you're looking for kids on a online lego game forum to see if any of them can speak fluent Russian to translate this for you.


Good luck.

You're kidding.
It was, what, sixth on the list?

It got posted in, didn't it?

Good luck.

Its worth a shot, right?

It got posted in, didn't it?
And look how many people have translated this for you!

So you're looking for kids on a online lego game forum to see if any of them can speak fluent Russian to translate this for you.


Good luck.
i thought that was roblox

Russian

I give up already

So you're looking for kids on a online lego game forum to see if any of them can speak fluent Russian to translate this for you.


Good luck.
Heh.

Try deciphering the letters, using a Russian spell check (good luck, or you could skip this and pray), then run it through Yahoo Babelfish

Heh.

Try deciphering the letters, using a Russian spell check (good luck, or you could skip this and pray), then run it through Yahoo Babelfish
Good job reading the thread.

How do you read a .wav file?

Good job reading the thread.

How do you read a .wav file?
Quote from: Narkro555
Try deciphering the letters
Okay, perhaps I should have added more detail to that. I meant listening and writing down what you think the words were. THEN you use
a Russian spell check
to see whether the words are decently correct or not.

^ yeah. good luck with that.

-asdf-
Have you ever seen Russian characters?

You got this stuff goin' on:
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русский язык
« Last Edit: March 02, 2010, 02:53:08 AM by Skip »

Have you ever seen Russian characters?

You got this stuff goin' on: русский язык
^ yeah. good luck with that.
« Last Edit: March 02, 2010, 02:53:34 AM by Narkro555 »