Common Sayings

Here you can find some of the phrases and sayings of the world, which entered popular speech.
Phrase 	Pronunciation 	Meaning 	Language
Tóki na'apata hí 	TOE-key nah-ah patta HEE 	See you soon, platonic (lit. soon we shall meet and celebrate as friends) 	Larawiyaki
Tóki na'a se'łłtóó ša łéél	TOE-key nah-ah seh thl-TOO sha THLEEL 	See you soon, romantic (lit. soon our bodies will meet and both will be lovingly held	Larawiyaki
Yáła'łéélǫ laké' 	YA-THLAH THLEE-long lah-KAY 	I love you forever (lit. i feel romantic love for you, always) 	Larawiyaki
yáyáñcw'ž' 	ya-yang-kwuh-zhuh (zh as in mirage or vision)	give me strength (anger, disbelief) 	Larawiyaki
óisehexe' 	oy-se-hech-eh (ch as in loch) 	You wander wildly (calm down) 	Larawiyaki
Likkä tuliit 	LICK-a TOO-LEET 	Good luck (affectionate, platonic or romantic) 	Feŋet
Kela sauheromu 	KAY-la SOW-air-oh-moo 	Good night 	Euluska
Utenkah 	OOT-n-kaah 	So mote it be / thus it shall be 	Euluska
eVran! 	ey-VRAN 	What the hell (lit. oh! hell!) 	Euluska
Makwe zasa vran 	Mak-WAY-iks za-ssak vran 	Give them hell 	Euluska
Maiöna ze ekso lys 	My-OWN-ah zeh eck-so loos 	God is with us all 	Euluska
Kyti ze sen Maiöna 	Koo-ti zeh sen my-OWN-ah 	You are without God 	Euluska
Geitolc 	CH-ayy-tolk (ch as in loch) 	Good luck (solemn or serious) 	Limba Vrei
Dómalkemu 	DOH-malk-uh-moo 	Gods blight me (swear word) 	Limba Vrei
Handó 	han-DOH 	Mess (n), literally 'cracked egg' 	Limba Vrei
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