Is it just me or does afirmative action piss you off in the kind of way to the poi`nt where `you just `want t`o say wh`y not? Un`derprivale`dged kid`s in the `U`.S.A`. have `so man`y disa`dvantages` to `life c`ompaired `to e`very `sing`le `whi`te `pers`on, `becau`se just `becau`se we `are ``whit`e mak`es us` a `bi`t `more` pri`val`ed`ged` by `defau`lt. Its` sa`d to `say `but `its` t`he tr`uth`.
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``I t`hink `that `the `ban `on` a`ffi`rm`ativ`e a`ctio`n s`hou`ld `be `ov`er`, it`s be`en `dra`ggin`g on `for` too` `lon`g an`d `som`eone `nee`ds `a cha`nce`. `It `cant` j`ust be `the `wh`ite `peop`le who `go `to `scho`ol`.` All `o`ther` `ra`ce`s ha`ve s`o m`uch` to `of`f`e`r to t`he `w`or```ld. The fight over equality and opportunity has been for nearly 400 years. I don't understand why it is so difficult to have a little bit of diversity as a campus. Yes, there may be a spot or two taken away from a more qualified student, but if that student can get into this school, that means they can get into another equally good and qualified school to teach them. Just quit this stupid act and stop being fucking racist you college administrator assholes.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Your Not a Poor Black Kid
I thought that the article posted by Forbes's Gene Marks was in many ways ridiculous and a little over kill on his part. Some ideas and things he said had truth and were good thoughts such as:
"But that doesn’t mean that the prospects are impossible for those kids from the inner city. It doesn’t mean that there are no opportunities for them. Or that the 1% control the world and the rest of us have to fight over the scraps left behind. I don’t believe that. I believe that everyone in this country has a chance to succeed."
But that was about it. He spent most of his time talking about the tools that he could use to succeed if he was a poor black kid in the inner city. But he didn't seem to be geared towards helping anyone, I got the impression he was just getting paid to post all of those different "tools" and websites like Skype, Evernote and Google Scholar. He was more of a bilboard than help. There are some ideas I agree on, like the one I posted above, and the ones President Obama said. But I think he expressed his ideas and thoughts of large amount of stupidity that poor black kids carry. I don't believe that anyone, poor or rich, black or white, young or old, needs a fat, balding and middle aged man telling them how to succeed in life. And especially children from the inner city who don't have the resources your talking about. They may know exactly what they need to do but to do it is very difficult, more difficult than just going on the free computer that cool man from the architecture firm just gave you and your family for no apparent reason. I can't speak for any inner city child who doesn't have it as good as others, or me/people in the rich ass North Shore. I don't think it was Gene Marks place to speak about this topic. I think it rather should have been someone who has succeeded from the inner city like Gene talked about. Someone who actually made an example, not a middle aged white man who had everything handed to him.
I think he kind of deserves the comments and remarks he got. It wasn't his place to say those things.
"But that doesn’t mean that the prospects are impossible for those kids from the inner city. It doesn’t mean that there are no opportunities for them. Or that the 1% control the world and the rest of us have to fight over the scraps left behind. I don’t believe that. I believe that everyone in this country has a chance to succeed."
But that was about it. He spent most of his time talking about the tools that he could use to succeed if he was a poor black kid in the inner city. But he didn't seem to be geared towards helping anyone, I got the impression he was just getting paid to post all of those different "tools" and websites like Skype, Evernote and Google Scholar. He was more of a bilboard than help. There are some ideas I agree on, like the one I posted above, and the ones President Obama said. But I think he expressed his ideas and thoughts of large amount of stupidity that poor black kids carry. I don't believe that anyone, poor or rich, black or white, young or old, needs a fat, balding and middle aged man telling them how to succeed in life. And especially children from the inner city who don't have the resources your talking about. They may know exactly what they need to do but to do it is very difficult, more difficult than just going on the free computer that cool man from the architecture firm just gave you and your family for no apparent reason. I can't speak for any inner city child who doesn't have it as good as others, or me/people in the rich ass North Shore. I don't think it was Gene Marks place to speak about this topic. I think it rather should have been someone who has succeeded from the inner city like Gene talked about. Someone who actually made an example, not a middle aged white man who had everything handed to him.
I think he kind of deserves the comments and remarks he got. It wasn't his place to say those things.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Hidden Bias
There is a hidden bias in anyone and everyone. I took this stupid survey, and I don't call it stupid because I don't like the fact that I had to take it, but because it is a hidden bias survey. It itself has hidden bias that are try to exploit false hidden biases in the test taker.
I find out that this test, put a label on me, and others. Categorizing me with the results of:
I find out that this test, put a label on me, and others. Categorizing me with the results of:
Your data suggest little to no automatic preference between European American and African American.
I believe this to be true about myself. Although the next person can tell you (the reader) that I am the most bias of the bias, that I hate blacks, I loath those of other religions. But it's not true. Like said in some reading before I took the test, there are hidden biases in ourselves that we obviously don't know are there, hence the title hidden bias. We all have self deceptions. I am a smoker (an example used in the reading prior to the test, and something I relate to) and I think I smoke only 6 cigarettes a day... maximum. But I probably smoke more, sometimes less, who knows? Unless I keep track of every cigarette I smoke, but that's also like keeping track of every time I say the word nigger, spik, kike, faggot, pussy, cunt, bitch, asshole, gringo, whore, retard, fat-ass, skank. That is my hidden bias, although I don't see it as offending anyone or as a direct insult to anyone specifically. It's just there, I say it, the next person says it, whether they are white or black. And my mind tells me its no big deal, because its a self deception. EVERYONE HAS THEM, self deceptions that is, which ultimately are hidden biases.
I think these tests, studies, surveys, whatever you want to call them, are bullshit and should be looked upon with the significance of the next blade of grass. Although someone may say that the blade of grass I'm talking about is the next cause of a butterfly effect. It gets plucked from the rich soil it calls home and the next tsunami hits California and thousands are dead. I may think that person is a complete moron, but that's my bias, maybe not hidden or at all a self deception, but its related to the both. Because there's more than that, I know for sure. And the thing is, the statement above about that person being a moron, is a stereotype, it's me being prejudice, me being biased, and for fucks sake, this person could be white, I'm white, that means I'm prejudice agains my own race, I'm racist towards me, I'm stereotyping myself! They could be black, they could be brown, green, orange, pink, or completely colorless. No matter what, there is a prejudice, there are stereotypes, there are bias opinions. You can't take that away from anything no matter how much you change it.
Tomato:
A white man says, "tomato," accenting the 'a' and the 'o'
A black man says, "tomato," accenting the 'a' and the 'o'
An Indian man says, "tomato," accenting the 'a' and the 'o'
A Chinese man says, "tomato," accenting the 'a' and the 'o'
Its all the same word, the same accentuation's, but the white man is biased to the way he says it versus the way the Chinese man says it and the Indian man is biased to his pronunciation to the black mans pronunciation. And the Chinese man is biased to the way the Indian man says tomato with the same exact accentuation's on the same letters. But their way is wrong and his way is right, no matter who is saying it and who is listening to it. Prejudice is focused too much on whites versus blacks, yes, unfortunately it is way too common among people in America, but its also extremely common everywhere else between everyone else.
The white man may not be classified as a racist by this stupid test, but he is in fact a racist because the prefers the way he says tomato versus the Indian mans saying when it is the same fucking thing. This test proves nothing, it just proves that some people have the ability to think fast and catch onto FORCED patterns and repeat them until forced to a new pattern than others and some people just have absolutely shitty hand-eye coordination. And because they have that shitty hand-eye coordination they are classified as racist with a slight, moderate or large bias towards 'European Whites or African Americans."
As much as I have heard, from all the friends of color I have, the proper and most appreciated term is black, because not all black people are fucking African American. And this stupid test calls me a racist...
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Death Penalty #2: Response T Deadline
The system does not gaurantee that only the guilty are convicted! I say this becasue! The grand jury could possibly be a biased on that runs off the principal of it is ok to kill people! This could cause fault because there is no true knowledge as to if a convicted man (or woman) is actually guilty, as Carpe Diem so graciously pointed out as I sat next to him and discussed this...
The system is flawed in oh so many ways, and it usually takes oh so many days.
To figure if he or she was guilty, when in fact they are just filthy.
But sometimes some people who are put to death, do not deserve it and should go smoke some meth.
In fact we never know who is innocent or not, but yes we do know who indeed is a robot.
Everything is flawed and there is no way to know, you will say one thing and I will say another... 2+2 may have originally meant to be 6, but was mistakenly said to be 4. What proof is there really? Can we rely on just one or two people telling a story that meets up somewhere in the middle and is similar in what happened?
Do we really know whether guilt was a fact or not? How do we know? I've heard things about guilt getting to people who didn't actually do anything and then they fessed up just because they were so sick and tired of the stuff they have to deal with. BUT WE DON'T ACTUALLY KNOW, and who says the person who did it even remembers? Someone could be blacked out on rage or has memory loss and did something they have no idea happened in the morning... And its not just that the whole system is faulty, its that we are just lazy and give it even more faults. We are handing over the keys to a 2 year old and telling him to drive us 23 hours straight to Florida from Chicago, do you really expect the kid to A. Know how to turn the car on (jurers even beginning to think about a case), B. Touch the pedals (jurers/witnesses/others invloved writing the title of the case on a legal pad document) C. Put the car in drive (write a little more than just the title, meaning having to do work, meaning we already have lazyness present) D. Start driving without crashing (putting together thoughts, the case, deciding who is what and where is when), and then Z. Not failing...... (pretty descriptive for both parties of this example).
It is really going to work?
The system is flawed in oh so many ways, and it usually takes oh so many days.
To figure if he or she was guilty, when in fact they are just filthy.
But sometimes some people who are put to death, do not deserve it and should go smoke some meth.
In fact we never know who is innocent or not, but yes we do know who indeed is a robot.
Everything is flawed and there is no way to know, you will say one thing and I will say another... 2+2 may have originally meant to be 6, but was mistakenly said to be 4. What proof is there really? Can we rely on just one or two people telling a story that meets up somewhere in the middle and is similar in what happened?
Do we really know whether guilt was a fact or not? How do we know? I've heard things about guilt getting to people who didn't actually do anything and then they fessed up just because they were so sick and tired of the stuff they have to deal with. BUT WE DON'T ACTUALLY KNOW, and who says the person who did it even remembers? Someone could be blacked out on rage or has memory loss and did something they have no idea happened in the morning... And its not just that the whole system is faulty, its that we are just lazy and give it even more faults. We are handing over the keys to a 2 year old and telling him to drive us 23 hours straight to Florida from Chicago, do you really expect the kid to A. Know how to turn the car on (jurers even beginning to think about a case), B. Touch the pedals (jurers/witnesses/others invloved writing the title of the case on a legal pad document) C. Put the car in drive (write a little more than just the title, meaning having to do work, meaning we already have lazyness present) D. Start driving without crashing (putting together thoughts, the case, deciding who is what and where is when), and then Z. Not failing...... (pretty descriptive for both parties of this example).
It is really going to work?
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[Bisayan, see Visayan]
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[Bobo Fing, see Boboda]
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[Byelorussian, see Belorussian]
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[Chinese, see Cantonese, Hakka, Hoi San, Hokkien and Mandarin]
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[Chippewa, see Ojibwe]
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[Aztec, see Náhuatl]
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[Bangla, see Bengali]
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[Basa Sunda, see Sundanese]
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Bété (Cameroon) Bobo
Bidyara (Australia) Gara
Biloxi (Mississippi Valley USA) Ni
[Bisayan, see Visayan]
Bislama (Vanuatu) NoBlackfoot (Alberta Canada, Montana USA) Saa
Bobangi (Upper Congo West Central Africa) TeBoboda (Burkina Faso, Mali) Ao
[Bobo Fing, see Boboda]
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Breton (Brittany France) Ket
Brigidian (western Ireland) Nope
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Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) Taawe
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) Ne
Bulu (Cameroon) Momo
Bunaba (Australia) Ngai
Burmese (Myanmar) Mahou'hpu
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Burarra (Australia) Gala
Burushashki (Northern Pakistan) Bee
Burushashki (Northern Pakistan) Be
Burushashki (Northern Pakistan) [emphatic] Bee ya
[Byelorussian, see Belorussian]
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Cahuilla (California United States) Kily
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[Cambodian, see Khmer]Cantonese [Chinese] (China) Mhai
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[Cebuano, see Visayan]
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Charagua (Bolivia) Ándi
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Chemehuevi (California USA) KatcokmaCherokee (North America) Tla
Cherokee (North America) V'-tla
Cherokee (North America) Tla-hv
Cheyenne (United States) Hová'âháne
Chichewa (South Africa, Malawi) Iyayi
Chichewa (South Africa, Malawi) Iyaye
[Chinese, see Cantonese, Hakka, Hoi San, Hokkien and Mandarin]
Chinook Jargon (North America) No
Chinook Jargon (North America) Halo
Chinook Jargon (North America) Wake
Chinyanja (Africa) Íài
Chinyanja (Africa) Iyayi
[Chippewa, see Ojibwe]
Chiriguano (Bolivia) Ani
Chitonga (Zambia) Pepe
Choctaw (Oklahoma United States) Keyu
Choctaw (Oklahoma United States) Ahanh
Choctaw (Oklahoma United States) Chikimba
Choctaw (Oklahoma United States) Iksho
Chol (Mexico) Mach
Chol (Mexico) Ma'
Chol (Mexico) Ma'anic
Chontal (Guatemala) [before consonant] Ma
Chontal (Guatemala) [before vowel] Mach
Chontal (Guatemala) Xá'ñí
Chontal (Guatemala) HañíChorti (Guatemala) Ma
Choynok (California USA) Ohom
Choynimni Yokuts (Kings River Calif. USA) K'amuChuj (Guatemala) Ma
Chukaimina Yokuts (California USA) K'amu
Chukchansi Yokuts (Fresno California USA) Ohóm
Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA) Sewilx
Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA) Amo
Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA) Se
Chumash (Santa Cruz California USA) Anictu
Chumash (Santa Cruz Island California USA) Museil
Chumash (Santa Ynez California USA) Pwo
Chuvash (Russia) Chuk
Chunut Yokuts (California USA) Ohom
Cochimi (Mexico) Nyi
Comanche (United States) Kai
Comanche (United States) Keka
Comanche (United States) Ko
Comanche (United States) Tocusé
Comori (Comoros) La
Congo (Zaire) Vê
Congo (Cuba) Nani
[Conibo, see Shipibo]
Cora (Mexico) Kai
Cora (Mexico) Kamu
Cora (Mexico) Kepu
Cornish [Kemmyn] (Great Britain) Nag eus
Cornish [modern] (Great Britain) Na
Cornish [unified] (Great Britain) Nag usy
Corsican (Corsica) Non
Corsican (Corsica) Innò
Costanoan (Monterey California USA) Kue
Costanoan (San Francisco California USA) Akwi
Costanoan (San Jose California USA) Akwe
Costanoan (San Juan Bautista California) Ekwe
Costanoan (Santa Clara California USA) Elekic
Costanoan (Santa Cruz California USA) Eka
Cree (Canada) Mwâc
Cree (Canada) Namôya
Cree (Canada) Mola
Creek [Muskogee] (United States) Kus
Creek [Muskogee] (United States) Mónkos
Creek [Muskogee] (United States) HekústCreole (Haiti) Non
[Creole (Seychelles), see Seselwa]
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) Ne
Crow (United States) Sa
Crow (United States) Su
Crow (United States) Déta
Czech (Czech Republic) Ne
Dagaare (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Ai
Dani (Papua New Guinea) Lek Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Nej Dawan (West Timor Indonesia) Kaha' Dekelh [Lheidli, Saik'uz] (Canada) 'Andooh Dekelh [Nak'albun] (Canada) 'Awundooh [Delaware, see Lenape] Dhangu (Australia) Yagu Dhivehi (Maldives) Noon Diegueno (United States) Umaaw Dinka (Sudan) Aliu Diola (Senegal) Hani Diyari (Australia) Wata Djamindjung (Australia) Ngaa
Djamindjung (Australia) Ngawu
Djamindjung (Australia) Guran
Djapu (Australia) Yaga [Dohema, see Eudeve] Dumna Yokuts (San Joaquin River Cal. USA) Ohóm Dusun (Sabah Malaysia) A'ou Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium) Nee Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium) Neen Dyirbal (Queensland Australia) Yimba Ekegusii (Kenya) Aa Emakhua (Africa) Kha- Emdimbich (California USA) Gadu Enga (Papua New Guinea) Daá English (Britain, Australia, America) No English (America) [informal] Nope English (America) [informal] Uh-uh English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Nut English [Texan] (Texas United States) Naw English [Michigan slang] (Michigan USA) Nah English [Michigan slang] (Michigan USA) No way English [Middle English] (old Britain) Na English [old English] (older Britain) Nese [Eskimo, see Inuktitut and Inuttut] Esperanto (international use) Ne Esselen [Henshaw] (California USA) Me'-tea Esselen [Henshaw] (California USA) A'na Esselen [La Perouse] (California USA) Maal Estonian (Estonia) Ei Estonian (Saaremaa Estonia) Ep Estonian (Saaremaa Estonia) Es Estonian (Viru-Nigula Estonia) Eiba Estonian (Võrumaa Estonia) Eih Estonian (Võrumaa Estonia) Õih Etruscan (old Europe) Ein Eudeve (Mexico) Quéta Even (Russia) Aan Even (Russia) Aach Evenki (Russia) Aachin Ewondo (Cameroun) Koa Fang (Gabon) Koko Fante (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Aaha Faroese (Faroe Islands) Nei Farsi [Persian] (Iran, Afghanistan) Nah Farsi (Tajikistan) Ne Fernandino (Southern California USA) Xai Fijian (Fiji) Sega [Filipino, see Tagalog and Visayan] Finnish (Finland) Ei [Flemish, see Dutch (Belgium)] Fon (Benin, Togo) Eo Fore (Papua New Guinea) A'a French (France, Africa, America) Non Frisian [Westerlauwer Frisian] (Germany) Nee Friulian (Italy) Nò Fulani [Pular] (West Africa) Ala Futuna-Aniwa (Vanuatu) Jikai Gaam (Eastern Sudan) Wà Gabrielino (California United States) Xai Gagauz (Moldova) Diyl yola Galician (Spain) Non Gallo (Britany Northern France) Nenni Gallo (Britany Northern France) Nona Gallo (Britany Northern France) Nani Gamilaraay [Kamilaroi] (Australia) Gamil Ganda [Luganda] (Uganda) Nedda Ganda [Luganda] (Uganda) 'Aa Ganda [Luganda] (Uganda) 'Aaà Gascon (France) Nani Gashowu Yokuts (Dry Creek California USA) K'amu Gaviao (Brazil) Áo Gaviao (Brazil) Óhv Georgian [Kartuli] (Georgia) Ah-ra Georgian [Kartuli] (Georgia) Ara German (Central Europe) Nein German (Central Europe) [slang] Nö German (Central Europe) [slang] Nie German (Vienna Austria) [slang] Naa German (Berlin Germany) [spoken language] Nee German (Switzerland and Lichtenstein) Nei German [Südhessisch] (Germany) Naa German (Bavaria) [spoken language] Na Giramay (Queensland Australia) Maya Gitanemuk (California USA) Nau Greek [Hellenic] (Greece, Cyprus) Ochi [Greenlandic, see Inuttut] Griko (Salento Italy) De'ngje Guaja (Brazil) Nã'ã Guarani (Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia) Ahaniri Guarani (Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia) Nahániri Gujarati (Gujarat State, India) NahiiN Gujarati (Gujarat State, India) Naa Gujarati (Gujarat State, India) Ma Gumatj (Australia) Yaka Gumbaynggir (Australia) Biway Gundungurra (Australia) Gurrangung Guniyandi (Australia) Manari [Gypsy, see Romani] Haida (United States) Aya Hakka [Chinese] (China) Mo Harari [Adare] (Ethiopia) Me Hausa (West Africa) Babu Hausa (West Africa) A'a Hawaiian (Hawaii) 'A'ole Hebrew (Israel) Lo [Hellenic, see Greek] [Heve, see Eudeve] Hidatsa (North Dakota USA) Desa Hidatsa (North Dakota USA) Nesats Hindi (India, East Asia) Ji nahi Hindi (India, East Asia) Nahin Hindi (India, East Asia) Hye Hindi (India, East Asia) Ji nahin Hindi (India, East Asia) Naheen Hindustani (India) Na Hmong [Miao] (Laos, Thailand) Tsis Hmong (Vietnam) Chúi muá Hñähñu (Mexico) Hina Hoi San (China) M hai Hokkien [Chinese] (Taiwan) M si an-ne Hokkien [Chinese] (Taiwan) Msi Hokkien [Chinese] (Taiwan) Bo Hokkien [Chinese] (Taiwan) M tioh Hokkien [Chinese] (Singapore, Indonesia) Mmsi Hometwoli Yokuts (Kern Lake Calif. USA) Uhun Hopi (United States) Qa'é Hopi (United States) Gae' Hopi (United States) K'ae' Houailou (New Caledonia) Aè Huambisa (Peru) Atsa Huastec (Mexico) Ib Huave (Mexico) Ngwüy Huave (Mexico) Ngome Huave (Mexico) Ngo Huichol (Mexico) Ka- Hungarian [Magyar] (Hungary) Nem Icelandic (Iceland) Nei Icetot (Uganda) Ntondo Ido (international use) No [Ik, see Icetot] Ilokano [Ilocano] (Philippines) Saan Ilokano [Ilocano] (Philippines) Haan Indo-European (old Europe) Ne Indonesian (Indonesia, Suriname) Tidak Indonesian (Indonesia) [informal] ndak Indonesian (Indonesia) [informal] nggak Indonesian (Indonesia) [informal] kagak Indonesian (Indonesia) [don't] Jangan Indonesian (Indonesia) [not yet] Belum Indonesian (Indonesia) [for things] Bukan Ingush (Russia) Aa Innu (Quebec Canada) Maawaach Interlingua (constructed) No Interlingua (constructed) Non Inuktitut (Canada, Alaska) Naaga Inuktitut (Canada) Naamik Inuktitut (Canada) Aagaa Inuktitut (Baffin Island Canada) Aakka Inuktitut (Alaska) Naagga Inuktitut (Alaska) Naaka Inuttut [Greenlandic] (Greenland) Naamik Irish (Ireland) [it isn't] Ní hea Ishkashmi (Tajikistan) No Ishkashmi (Tajikistan) Ne Italian (Central Europe, E Africa) No Itbayaten (Batanes Philippines) Engga Itzá (Mexico) Ma' Ivasayen (Batanes Philippines) Omba Ixcatec (Mexico) 'A Ixcatec (Mexico) Na Izoceno [Tapii] (Bolivia) Ani Ixil (Guatemala) Ye' Jacaltec (Guatemala) Mach Jacaru [Jaqaru] (South America) Isha Japanese (Japan) Iie Japanese [Kumamoto] (Japan) Nne Japanese [Kyo Kotoba] (Kyoto Japan) Iya Japanese [Sendaiben] (Sendai Japan) Yanda Japanese [Tosaben] (Shikoku Japan) Ingeno Javanese (Indonesia) [high Javanese] Mboten Javanese (Indonesia) Ora Javanese (Indonesia) [for things: not] Sanes Jèrriais (Jersey) Nannîn Juaneño (Southern California USA) Kayon Kabuverdianu (Cape Verde) Nau Kabyle (Algeria) Ak Kadazan (Sabah Malaysia) A'ou Kaingwa (South America) Ahani Kaipipende (Bolivia) Áni Kala Kawaw Ya (Australia) Lawnga Kalamai (Australia) Kuru Kalasha (India) Ne Kalasha (India) Moh Kaliai-Kove (New Guinea) Mao Kaliai-Kove (New Guinea) [emphatic] Mako Kalmyk (Russia) Uga Kamayura (Brazil) Anité [Kamilaroi, see Gamilaraay] Kamviri (South Asia) N'a'i Kanjobal [Q'anjob'al] (Guatemala) K'amaq Kanjobal [Q'anjob'al] (Guatemala) C'am
Kankanaey (Philippines) Baken
Kankanaey (Philippines) Adi Kannada (India) Beda Kannada (India) Illa Kanuri (Nigeria) A a Kapampangan (Philippines) Ali Kapingamarangi (Pacifc Islans) Deeai Karaim (Trakai Lithuania) Jo Karawatarenda (Bolivia) Áni Karelian (Finland, Russia) Ei Karen (Burma) Mwe é [Kartuli, see Georgian] Kashmiri (Pakistan) Ne-keh Kashmiri (Pakistan) Ma Kâte (Papua New Guinea) Aricne Kathlamet (Oregon United States) Ka'ya Kaurareg (Australia) Lawnga Kawaiisu (California United States) Kètô Kawesqar (Chile) Kiép Kayabi (Brazil) -eém Kazakh (Kazahkstan, Central Asia, China) Zhoq Kechayi Yokuts (San Joaquin River Ca. USA) Ohom Kekchi (Guatemala) Ink'a Kekchi (Guatemala) Ma Kekchi (Cahabon Guatemala) Ink'a' Khakas (Russia) Chox Khakea (Botswana, Namibia) Taku Khakea (Botswana, Namibia) ||ka Khmer [Cambodian] (Cambodia) Te Khmer [Cambodian] (Cambodia) Ot te Khmu (Laos) Pa Khowar (Central Asia) No Khowar (Central Asia) Moh Kiga (Africa) Ingaaha
Kikamba (Tanzania) Ayee Kikongo (Congo Africa) Vê Kikuyu (Kenya) Aca Kikuyu (Kenya) Tiguo Kiluba (Zaire) Aa Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) Oya Kipsigis (Kenya) Acha Kirgiz (Kyrgyzstan) Jok Kirundi [Rundi] (Burundi) Oya Kisanga (Bunkeya Congo-Kinshasa) Yo Kiswahili [Swahili] (Africa) Hapana Kiswahili [Swahili] (Africa) A-a Klallam (Washington United States) ?awa Koasati (Alabama & Oklahoma United States) Íniko Kohistani (Central Asia) Ni Koiari (Papua New Guinea) Bebe Komi-Permyak (Russia) Aga Komi-Zyryan (Russia) Abu Konkani [Konknni] (India) Naa Korean (Korea) Aniyo Korean (Korea) Animnida Koromfe (Burkina Faso) Ajo Koromfe (Burkina Faso) Ajej Kosraean (Micronesia) Moh Krèyol (Haiti) Non Kriol (Northern Australia) Nomo Kukatja (Australia) Wiya Kuna (Panama) Suli Kung-ekoka (Angola) |kúa Kung-ekoka (Angola) |kúi Kurak (northwestern California USA) Pûuhara Kurdi [Kurmanji] (Iran, Iraq) Na Kurdi [Kurmanji] (Iran, Iraq) Ne Kurdi [Kurmanji] (Iran, Iraq) Neu Kurdi [Kurmanji] (Iran, Iraq) No Kurukh (India) Mala Kutenai (BC Canada, Idaho & Montana USA) Mats Kutthung (Australia) Gooran Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia) Aaye Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia) [emphatic] Ahawe Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia) [emphatic] Ahowe [Kweyol, see Creole] =/Kh'au//'e (Botwana, Namibia) |ka =/Kh'au//'e (Botwana, Namibia) |kwa =/Kh'au//'e (Botwana, Namibia) ka: Ladakhi (India, Pakistan) Man Ladakhi (India, Pakistan) Biduk Ladin (Italy) No Lagunillas (Bolivia) Áni Lahu (Thailand) Mah hey Laiman (North America) Ñi Lakhota (North America) Hiya Lakhota (North America) Shnee Lao (Laos) Bo [Lappish, see Sami] Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) Non Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) Nullus Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) Minime Latvian (Latvia) Ne Lenakel (New Hebrides Pacifc Islands) Kapwa Lenape [Delaware] (United States) Ku Lenape [Delaware] (United States) Mata Lenape (Delaware United States) Kuta Lenape (Delaware United States) U mayay Lenape (Delaware United States) Ta hashi Lenape (Delaware United States) Ta chich Lenape (Delaware United States) Mahchikwi Lenape (Delaware United States) Alalan Lenape (Delaware United States) Ku kesi Lenape (Delaware United States) Ku nkesi Lenape (Delaware United States) Ku ktakohchi Lenape (Delaware United States) Ku ntakohchi Lenape (Delaware United States) Okeksene Leningitij (Australia) Ngga' Lingala (Congo, Angola) Té Lingua Franca (Mediterranean) No Lingua Franca (Mediterranean) Non Lithuanian (Lithuania) Ne Lithuanian (Lithuania) [very informal] A'a Lithuanian (Lithuania) [very informal] M'm Livonian (Latvia, Estonia) Äb Livonian (Latvia, Estonia) [you] Ät Livonian (Latvia, Estonia) [me/I] Äb Loglan (international) No Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) Nee Low Saxon [Northern Low Saxon] (Germany) Nee Low Saxon [Westphalian] (Germany) Ne [Luganda, see Ganda] Luiseño (Southern California USA) Qay Luiseño (Southern California USA) Gai Lunda (Zambia) Inehi Lunyankole (South Uganda) Ngaaha Lunyoro (West Uganda) Nangwa Lunyoro (West Uganda) Kwaha Luo (Sudan, Kenya) Ooyo Lushootseed (Seattle Washington USA) Xwí? Luvale (Zambia) Kagute Luxemburgish (Luxemburg) Neen Luxemburgish (Luxemburg) Nee Mabuiag (Australia) Lawnga Macedonian (Macedonia) Ne Mae [Emwae] (New Hebrides Pacifc Islands) Ikai Magindano (New Guinea) Dele [Magyar, see Hungarian] Malagasy (Madagascar) Tsia Malagasy (Madagascar) An, an Malay (Malaysia, Brunei) Tidak Malay (Malaysia, Brunei) Bukan Maltese (Malta) Le Mam (Guatemala) Mi Mam (Guatemala) Min Mampruli (Ghana) Ai Mamu (Queensland Australia) Yimba Manchu (China) Waka Manchu (China) [not] Aku Mandarin [Chinese] (China) Bu shi zhe yang Mandarin [Chinese] (China) Bu dui Mandarin [Chinese] (China) Meiyou Mandarin [Chinese] (China) Bu shi Mandinka (Senegal, Gambia) Hani Mang (China, Thailand, Vietnam) Ham Mansi [Vogul] (Russia) Aat Maohi (South Pacific) Aita Maori (New Zealand) Kao Maori (Cook Islands) Kare [Mapuche, see Mapudungun] Mapudungun [Mapuche] (Chile) Mü Marathi (Maharashtra India) Nahi Mari (Russia) Uke Maridjabin (Australia) Ampi Marimanindji (Australia) Mampi Maringgar (Australia) Ampu Marshallese (Marshall Islands) Jaab Masai (Kenya, Tanzania) Mme Mashi (Bukavu Congo-Kinshasa) Nanga [Mayan, see Yucatec Maya] Mayupampa (Bolivia) Aepotá?a Mende (Sierra Leone) A-a Meriam Mir (Australia) Nole [Miao, see Hmong] Michahay Yokuts (California USA) Gâmu Michif [Turtle Mt. Chippewa Cree] (Canada) Noo Michif [Turtle Mt. Chippewa Cree] (Canada) Pa miyeur Mien (Laos, Thailand) Mv [+ subject] Mien (Laos, Thailand) Maiv [+ subject] Mien (Vietnam) M´i mái Mikmaq (Canada) Moqwa Mina (Togo) Ao Minangkabau (West Sumatra Indonesia) Indak Mingo (North America) Hë'ë Miskito (Nicargua, Honduras) Apia Miwok [Amador] (NE Sierra California USA) Ewutû Miwok [Bodega] (West Coast California USA) Hama Miwok [Lake] (N Coast Califorina USA) Hella Miwok [Marin] (S Coast Califorina USA) Huma Miwok [Mariposa] (S Sierra California USA) Ken Miwok [N Sierra] (N Sierra California USA) 'Ewyty' Miwok [N Sierra] (Calif. USA) [informal] 'E'eh Miwok [Plains] (NW Sierra California USA) Hela Miwok [Tuolomne] (Central Sierra Cal. USA) Ewutu Mixe (Mexico) Ka'p Mixe (Juquila Mexico) Kiáp Mixe (Totontepec Mexico) Ka Mixtec (Santa Catarina Estetla Mexico) Ña d+u Mixtec (Xicayan Mexico) Koó Mixtec (Oaxaca Mexico) Tú' Mixtec (Oaxaca Mexico) Túu Mlabri (Laos, Thailand) Met Mobilian (North America) Ekshu Modoc (Northern California) Q'ay Möhineyam (California United States) Nau Mon (Burma) Hùe;' Mon (Thailand) Ha Monegasque (Monaco) Non Mongolian (Mongolia) Ügüi Mongolian (Mongolia) [not this] Bish Mono (Inyo California USA) Karu Mono (North Fork California USA) Gadu Mono (North Fork California USA) Garu Mòoré (Burkina Faso) Ayo Mopá-maya (Guatemala) Ma' Mordvin (Russia) Aras Mordvin (Russia) Ajaš Mordvin (Russia) Aš Mullukmulluk (Australia) Akana Náhuatl [Aztec] (Mexico, El Salvador) Amo Nakota (USA, Canada) Hiya Nanai (Russia) Edi Nanai (Russia) Ana: Nandi (Kenya) Achicha Nangikurrunggurr (Australia) Minta Nauruan (Nauru Oceania) Iòk Nauruan (Nauru Oceania) Deò ei Navajo (United States) Dooda Navajo (United States) Ndaga' Naxi (Yunnan China) Me waq Ndebele (Southern Africa) Hayi Ndjebbana (Australia) Koma Ndjuka (Suriname) Nono Nenets (Russia) Ya'ngo Nepali (Nepal) Ahaa Nepali (Nepal) [definition] Hoina Nepali (Nepal) [location] Chaina Newari (Nepal) Makhu Ngadjonji (Australia) Ngarru Ngadjunma (Australia) Jowandjan Ngbaka (Africa) Ùú Nhirrpi (Australia) [lit. don't] Warrayi Nigerian Pidgin (Nigeria) No Norwegian [Nynorsk, Bokmaal] (Norway) Nei Norwegian [Sortlandsk] (Sortland Norway) Næi Nukuoro (Pacific Islands) Deai Nupe (Africa) Áà Nupe (Africa) Àwâ Nutúnutu Yokuts (Kings River Calif. USA) Ohò'm Nyungar (Australia) Juat [Occitan, see Provencal] [Ocuilteco, see Tlahuica] Ofo (North America) Ni Ojibwe [Chippewa] (United States) Gaawesa Opata (Mexico) Kai Orok (Russia) Ana Osage (North America) Hon'-ka-zhi Osage (North America) On'ka-zhi Ossetian (Caucasus) Nö Ossetian (Caucasus) Næ Ossetian (Caucasus) Noun Otetela (Lodja Congo-Kinshasa) Mbu !O!ung (Angola) |kwa !O!ung (Angola) |kwi !O!ung (Angola) Kwi Paamese (Vanuatu) Vuo Paamese (Vanuatu) Vuol Paamese (Vanuatu) Vuel Pakanh (Australia) Ya'a Palewyami Yokuts (Poso Creek Calif. USA) K'ami [Palpamadramadra, see Nhirrpi] Pame (Mexico) Mwi Pame (Mexico) Pame Pangan (Ulu Aring Malaysia) Ning Pangan (Kerbat Malaysia) Neng Papago (United States, Mexico) Pia'a Pappua (Papua New Guinea) Roba Parana (Bolivia) Aní Parintintin (Brazil) Nãhã Pashto (Afghanistan, Pakistan) Na Pashto (Afghanistan, Pakistan) Nakhayr Passamaqoddy (Maine USA) [polite] Kotama Passamaqoddy (Maine USA) [slang] Konotiri Passamaqoddy (Maine USA) [slang] Ne Paumarí (Brazil) [answer to question] Iniani Paumarí (Brazil) [forbidding] Hari'a Pauserna (Bolivia) Áni Paviotso (California United States) Karu Pende (Congo-Kinshasa) M'khu [Penobscot, see Abenaki] [Persian, see Farsi] Phorhépecha [Purépecha] (Mexico) Ámbe Phorhépecha [Purépecha] (Mexico) Ástarhu Phorhépecha [Purépecha] (Mexico) Ási [Pidgin English, see Nigerian Pidgin, Pijin and Tok Pisin] Pijin (Solomon Islands) No Pijin (Solomon Islands) Nomoa [Pikanii, see Blackfoot] Pima (Mexico) Pia'a Pipil (El Salvador) Inte Pipil (El Salvador) Tesu Pipil (El Salvador) Tee Pitjantjatjara (Australia) Wiya Pikern (Pitcairn Island) Eeno Plattdeutsch (Germany) Nau Plattdeutsch (Germany) Nee [Plautdietsch, see Plattdeutsch] Pocomam (Guatemala) Ma Pocomam (Guatemala) Ntaj Pocomam (Guatemala) Ntax Pocomam (Guatemala) Ta Pocomchi (Guatemala) Maa Pocomchi (Guatemala) Ma...ta Polish (Poland) Nie Polynesian (Polynesia) Si'ai Polynesian (Polynesia) Siei Pomo (California USA) Kui Popoloca (Mexico) Da' Popoluca (Mexico) Caj Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) Não Potawatomi (North America) Co Provencal [Occitan] (France) Non Provencal [Occitan] (France) [formal] Nani [Pular, see Fulani] Punjabi (India) Naheen Punjabi (India) Nahi Pulawat (Micronesia) Yaapw Pulawat (Micronesia) Mmm Pulawat (Micronesia) Yeehee Puoc (Australia) Pa Quechua Ancashino (Ancash Peru) Manam Quechua Cochabambino (Cochabamba Bolivia) Mana Quechua Cuzqueño (Cuzco Peru) Manan Quechua (Andes South America) [forbidding] Ama Quiché [K'iche] (Guatemala) Ma- Quiché [K'iche] (Guatemala) Man...taj Quichua (Ecuador, Argentina) Mana Rapanui (Easter Island) Ina [Rarámuri, see Tarahumara] Rarotongan (South Pacific) Kare Redondo Tupi-Guarani (South America) Haeñum´ Resígaro (Peru) Nií Resígaro (Peru) Niíkó Resígaro (Peru) Niíkámí Romani [Vlax] [Gypsy] (Europe) Na Romani [Sofia Erli] (Bulgaria) Na Romanian (Romania) Nu Romansch (Switzerland) Na Rotuman (Pacific Islands) 'Igka'i Rotuman (Pacific Islands) 'Igke'i [Runasimi, see Quechua] [Rundi, see Kirundi] Russian (Russia) Nyet Saanich (Vancouver Island Canada) ?ewe Sacapultec (Guatemala) Taj Saami [Lappish] (Scandinavia, Russia) Ále Saami [Davvi Saami] [Lappish](Scandinavia) Ii Saami [Inari Saami] [Lappish](Scandinavia) Ij Saami [Skolt Saami] [Lappish](Scandianvia) Ij Sa'dan Toraja (Indonesia) Tae Sakai (Sungai Raya Malaysia) Täto to Sakai (Sungai Raya Malaysia) Tahatna Sakao (Espiritu Santo Vanuatu) Meré Sakao (Espiritu Santo Vanuatu) Öhö Samoan (Samoa) Leai San Juan Capistrano (California USA) Kai Sango (Central Africa Republic) Ipo Saramaccan (Suriname) Nõnö Saramaccan (Suriname) Ná Sara-Ngambay (Chad) Waà Sardinian (Italy) No Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) Na Sasak (Indonesia) Nde Savonian (Ylä-Savo Finland) Ee Scots (Scotland) Naw Scots (Scotland) Nae Scots [Ulster Scots] (Northern Ireland) Na Sema (India) Mo Sepedi (South Africa) Aowa Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) Ne Seri (Mexico) Saate Serrano (California United States) Nou Seselwa [Seychelles Creole] (Seychelles) Non Sesotho (Lesotho, South Africa) Tjhe Sesotho (Lesotho, South Africa) Tjhee Sesotho (Lesotho, South Africa) Aikona Setswana (Botswana, South Africa) Nyaa Setu (Estonia) Õiõ Sherpa [Helambu] (Nepal, Tibet) Ahha Sherpa [Helambu] (Nepal, Tibet) Mecheye Sherpa [Solu] (Nepal, Tibet) Me sheki Shimasiwa (Comoros) Uh uh Shikaviyam (California United States) Gè Shina (India, Central Asia) Neh Shipibo (Peru) Icáma Shona (Zimbabwe) Aiwa Shona (Zimbabwe) Kwete Shoshoni (United States) Kai Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) Atsa Sicilian (Sicily Italy) Nuddu Sicilian (Sicily Italy) Nessunu Silozi (Zambia) Baatili Sindhi (Pakistan) Na Sindhi (Pakistan) Ma Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) Natha Sipacapa (Guatemala) Qa Siswati [Swazi] (Swaziland) Ha Slovak (Slovakia) Nie Slovenian (Slovenia) Ne Solresol (old; international) Do Somali (East Africa) Maya Soninke (Mali, Senegal) Ayi Sorbian (eastern Germany) Ne Spanish (Spain, America) No Spokane (United States) Tá Sranan (Suriname) Nono Sundanese [Basa Sunda] (Indonesia) Heunteu Sundanese [Basa Sunda] (Indonesia) Sanes Sundanese [Basa Sunda] (Indonesia) [don't] Ulah Sursilvan (Switzerland) Na Swabian (Central Europe) Noe [Swahili, see Kiswahili] [Swazi, see Siswati] Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Nej Tachi Yokuts (Tulare Lake California USA) Ohom Tagalog (Philippines) [to elder] Hindi po Tagalog (Philippines) [same age/younger] Hindi Tahitian (Tahiti) Aita Taino (Caribbean, Florida USA) U'a Taino (Caribbean, Florida USA) [emphatic] Wu'a Tajik (Tajikstan) Ne Taki-taki (French Guyana) Nono Tamashek (West Africa) Kala-kala Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Illai Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Venda Tapiete (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay) Baety Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Ké Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Que Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Quetasi Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Tásirapé Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Tasi Tarahumara [Rarámuri] (Mexico) Tarapé [Tarasco, see Phorhepecha] Tarawan (Oceania) Akêa Tashkorghani (Central Asia) Nay Tatar (Russia) Yuk Tay (Vietnam) Boomi Tehuelche (Argentina) Gom Telefol (Papua New Guinea) Umbae Telefol (Papua New Guinea) Bae Telugu (India) Kaddu Telugu (India) Ledu Tepehua (Mexico) Maitague Tetum (East Timor) Lae Tetum (East Timor) [before a verb] La [Teuso, see Icetot] Thai (Thailand) Mai Thai (Thailand) Maidai Thai (Thailand) Maichai Thai (Thailand) Maioua Thangmi [Thami] (Himalayas) Ma-ja Tibetan (Tibet, China) Yo Tibetan (Tibet, China) Marey Tibetan (Tibet, China) Meyin Tigre (Ethiopia) La' Tigre (Ethiopia) [emphatic] Lala' Tigrinya (Ethiopia) Ay-[+verb root]-n Tjalkadjara (Australia) Tailpa Tlahuica [Ocuilteco] (Mexico) T'akwha Tlingit (Canada) Klek Tlingit (Southeastern Alaska) Tleix Tojolabal (Chiapas Mexico) Miyuc Tojolabal (Chiapas Mexico) Mi Tok Pisin (Papua New Guinea) Nogat Tongan (Tonga Pacific Islands) 'Ikai Tongva (USA) Hí-ekh [Torres Strait Broken, see Yumpla Tok] Totonac (Veracruz Mexico) Nichuna Trobes Tokples (Trobriand Papua N. Guinea) Gala Tsafiqui (Ecuador) Te [Tsalagi, see Cherokee] Tschiluba (Kasai Occidental Region, Zaire) To Tseshaht (British Columbia Canada) Wik Tübatulabal (California United States) Haic Tukang Besi (Indonesia) Mbe'ae Tulamni Yokuts (Buena Vista Lake Cal. USA) Anhan Tulu (India) Ijji Tulu (India) Iddi Tupi [Nheengatu] (Brazil) Mbaa Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar] (Amazon Brazil) Naani Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar] (Brazil) [emphatic) Naanikwaw Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar] (Brazil) [by women] Naani-mia Turkish (Turkey, Northern Cyprus) Hayir Turkmen (Turkmenistan) Yok Tuvan (Russia) Chok Twi (Ghana) Daabí Tzeltal (Chiapas Mexico) Ju'uk Tzeltal (Chiapas Mexico) [there isn't] Ma'yuk Tzotzil (Chiapas Mexico) I'i Tzotzil (Chiapas Mexico) Mo'oj Tzotzil (Chiapas Mexico)[before consonant] Mu Tzotzil (Chiapas Mexico)[before vowel] Muc Tzutujil (Mexico) Ma Tzutujil (Mexico) Maan Udmurt (Russia) Övöl Ukrainian (Ukraine) Ni Ulcha (Russia) Ana Urdu (Pakistan, India, Central Asia) Nahin Urdu (Pakistan, India, Central Asia) NehiiN Urubu (Brazil) Anin Uspantec (Guatemala) Ta' Ute (Colorado and Utah USA) Kach Ute (Colorado and Utah USA) Ka- Uyghur (Central Asia) Jyok Uyghur (Central Asia) Yaq Uzbek (Uzbekistan, Afghanistan) Yuk Uzbek (Uzbekistan, Afghanistan) Yöq Valencian (Spain) No Veps (Russia) Ei Vietnamese (Vietnam) Không Vietnamese (Vietnam) Thưa không Villamontes Tupi-Guarani (Bolivia) Awigi Visayan [Cebuano] (Philippines) Dili Visayan [old Cebuano] (Philippines) [old] Tifale [Vlaams, see Dutch (Belgium)] [Vogul, see Mansi] Votic (Russia) Ei Votic (Russia) EB Votic (Russia) Ep Wagiman (Australia) Wihya Waigali (India) Mi Wakhi (Central Asia) Neis Wali [Wa] (Northern Ghana) Aye Waljen (Australia) Wandi Walpiri (Australia) [literally: 'nothing'] Lawa Walpiri (Australia) [in negative commands] Walku Wangaaybuwan-ngiyambaa (Australia) Wangaay Wangaaybuwan-ngiyambaa (Australia) Wayil Washo (California United States) Ès Waura (Brazil) A Waura (Brazil) Aitsa Wayilwan (Australia) Wayil Wechihit Yokuts (Sanger California USA) Ohòm Welsh (Wales) Na Welsh (Wales) [no I didn't] Naddo Welsh (Wales) [no I didn't] Nage Welsh (Wales) [no I don't want] Nagoes Welsh (Wales) [no I am not] Nac ydw Wik-mungkan (Australia) Ya'a Winnemem Wintu (California United States) El-eh-oh Wintu (California United States) Min Wintu (California United States) Mina Wiradjuri (Australia) Wirraay Wiyot (California United States) Kia Wo'lasi Yokuts [Wo'ladji] (Calif. USA) Ohom Wolof (West Africa) Deedeet Wükchamni Yokuts (Kaweah River Calif. USA) K'amu /Xam (South Africa) |na //Xegwi (South Africa) K'au //Xegwi (South Africa) K'auki Xerente (Brazil) Anrê Xetá (Brazil) Ñiá Xhosa (South Africa) Hayi Yamagata (Japan) Nne Yao (Africa) Ngava Yaqui (Mexico, United States) 'É'e Yawdanchi Yokuts (foothills Californ. USA) K'amu Yawelmani Yokuts (Kern River Calif. USA) Ohom Yiddish (Europe) Nit Yiddish (Europe) Neyn Yindjibarndi (Australia) Mita Yokuts [Buena Vista] (foothills Calif.) Anhan Yokuts [Poso Creek] (foothills Calif. USA) K'ami Yokuts [Tule] (foothills California USA) K'amu Yokuts [Kings River] (foothills Calif.) K'amu Yokuts (north valley California USA) Ohom Yolngu Matha (Australia) Yaka Yoruba (Benin, Nigeria) Rara Yoruba (Benin, Nigeria) Oti Yoruba (Benin, Nigeria) Béè kó Yucatec Maya (Yucatán Mexico) Ma' Yucatec Maya (Yucatán Mexico) Maa Yugur [Western Yugur] (Gansu China) Yahq Yuki (California United States) Tan Yuki (California United States) Mi-tang-keh Yumpla Tok (Torres Strait Australia) No Yupik (Alaska USA) Ganga Zapotec (Oaxaca Mexico) Que Zapotec (Oaxaca Mexico) Ka'á Zapotec (Oaxaca Mexico) Ko' Zapotec (Oaxaca Mexico) Akti Zapotec (Yatzachi Mexico) Bi Zapotec (Yatzachi Mexico) Bito Zapotec (Yatzachi Mexico) Cabi Zapotec (Yatzachi Mexico) Abi Zapotec (Zoogocho Mexico) Bi Zapotec (Zoogocho Mexico) Bibi Zapotec (Zoogocho Mexico) Bitw Zapotec (Zoogocho Mexico) Cabi Zhuang (China) Bow Zhurzhen (China) Ejxe Zoque (Mexico) Watkáh Zoque (Mexico) Ja'ne Zoque (Mexico) N@7tti Zulu (South Africa, Lesotho) Cha Zulu (South Africa, Lesotho) Tsha Zulu (South Africa, Lesotho) Haai ngeko Zuñi (Southwest United States) 'Ella
Thats 520 ways to say no.-
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