Belatedly, for Valentine's Day
The Song of the Four Locusts!
Have you said in your heartThird prize winner. Me, I'd rejoice more if they'd just coded the Hebrew (I assume it's Hebrew) and not used a .gif. Granted, the cuneiform ones *need* .gifs...
'My companion is lost forever?'
Yesterday I saw her!
Her heart is still (directed) towards you.
And she commanded me to declare:
She loves you.
Is this not a good thing?
Surely, she loves you.
Therefore you should rejoice!
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loveinstant win!quite sweet that a husband-wife team got honorable mention and 1st prize
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That's so awesome!!
My Hebrew is incomplete and rusty, but those are definitely Hebrew characters, and I recognize bits of words that I know in one form or another (love, sing, good, justice, heart) here and there, too.
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I left out Latin, too - IIRC, there's no straightforward, all-purpose way to say "no" in Latin. And in Spanish, I said "enough!" rather than "no."
My smidgeon of Japanese is all restaurant, martial-arts-class, name-element Japanese. Is there a simple way to say "no"?
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The simplest Japanese way of saying no in the 'No way! I don't want it' sense is Iya da! but of course that's also rude and childish. I think if you want to be snottily polite to the weather gods it's more like 'mou kekkou desu' (that's fine, thanks.)