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How embarrasing to be a good pirate and now know how to talk properly!
Check these links and practice, matey! ^^
http://www.puzzlepirates.com/Vocabulary.xhtml
http://www.talklikeapirate.com/
Btw, "savey" is supposed to mean "you get that" or somesuch. Strange, quite the same like Naruto's "Dattebayo", now that I think of it. Oh well... dont mind. ^^
People don't ask questions to get answers - they ask questions to show how smart they are. - Dogbert
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NOW GET YE BACK TE SCRUBBIN THE DECKS, BASTARDS !!!
And Elikel, no rum fer you til sundown. Swampin party pamper.
Arg, sail ho, err wait it's another one of those pesky Questionmarks.
Shiver me timbers, is that an Exclamation mark above your head or are you just glad to see me, arg.
It's spelled "SAVVY".
I've also never heard a pirate say "Blimey!" That's more of a British exclamation than anything a pirate would say, IMO.
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I cant do it
Usually i have trouble just to speak english And now im suppose to speak "pirate"......i demand some some special features to us "pirate language impared".
Ta Daa!!
CLICKY!
BUMP for sake of actuality. ^^
People don't ask questions to get answers - they ask questions to show how smart they are. - Dogbert
Rick Saada - FLS Dev & EPFBM
Rick Saada - FLS Dev & EPFBM
Yarr, so ya be a landluver. Well tha long voyage shall soon b ovarr. I'll be lootin and pillagin fer yer box o treasures.
realy,do you realy think pirates talked like that during those days ... ofcourse some did ,who didnt know how to keep themselves healthy and when they went out to sea they wouldnt last more than 2 weeks ,they would become scurvy and panic and fall flat on the ground.When you talk like that you talk like a bad pirate,and bad in bad sense,like not good at it.
It's spelled "SAVVY".
I've also never heard a pirate say "Blimey!" That's more of a British exclamation than anything a pirate would say, IMO.
i was thinking...and about to type the same thing....savvy.
I don't know about pirates but I live in Plymouth, Devon and this is the way the natives speak now.