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Švedijos Eurovizijos atrankos konkurso vertėjas į gestų kalbą tapo interneto sensacija
Šeštadienį, kovo 14 dieną, buvo išrinktas Švedijos „Eurovizijos“ nacionalinio konkurso laimėtojas, bet visų žiūrovų dėmesį prikaustė Tommy Kranghas.
Socialinėje žiniasklaidoje tikrais hitais tapo kai kurių dainų vertimai, kuriuos jis atliko pasitelkdamas gestų kalbą, kūno judesius ir mimiką.Paskutinis taisė Silber418; 2015.03.17, 23:00.
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Parašė Lucario Rodyti pranešimąSomewhere between Heatherside and Whitestreams
Mano tai būtų Calvaries bazaar
Trūksta tik Junkyard (aka Šiukšliniškės). Taip pat nežinau ką Fishers veikia anam Žirmūnų gale
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Parašė John Rodyti pranešimą
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Čečenijos parlamento pirmininkas:
Поставка вооружения Украине будет нами воспринята как сигнал к адекватным действиям – мы начнем поставки новейших вооружений Мексике для возобновления споров о правовом статусе аннексированных США территорий, где сейчас находятся американские штаты Калифорния, Нью-Мексико, Аризона, Невада, Юта, Колорадо и часть Вайоминга.
Мы оставляем за собой право проведения в России, Мексике, Америке конференций с поднятием вопроса об отделении вышеназванных штатов от США и поставки туда вооружения для партизан.
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THE 26 FUNNIEST EXPRESSIONS IN LITHUANIA (AND HOW TO USE THEM)
1. A Lithuanian doesn’t have dirty mind, but sometimes he can have very, very “curly thoughts” (garbanotos mintys).
2. Lithuanians don‘t have to understand the meaning of something. They only need to “catch the corner” (pagauti kampą).
3. Lithuanians won’t lie to you. They’ll “hang pasta on the ears” (kabinti makaronus) or “cast a spell on you” (priburti).
4. Lithuanian kids don’t go the toilet. They “go and visit the dwarves” (eiti pas nykštukus).5. A Lithuanian doesn’t go crazy. His “roof drives away” (stogas nuvažiuoja).
6. In Lithuania, those who don’t close the doors behind them are “born in a trolleybus” (troleibuse gimęs).
7. A Lithuanian doesn’t merely enjoy the view. He “swallows with his eyes” (ryti akimis).
8. A Lithuanian doesn’t ever abandon anyone. He just “leaves somebody on the ice” (palikti ant ledo).
9. A Lithuanian isn’t stubborn, he “shows the goats” (rodyti ožius).
10. A Lithuanian doesn’t get surprised. His “eyeballs pop out of his forehead” (akys ant kaktos iššoko).
11. Nothing is too far away for a Lithuanian. It can only be “nine seas away” (už devynių jūrų).
12. Nothing is too late either, but “spoons may be served after lunch” (šaukštai po pietų).13. In Lithuania, there are no fights. Just “clarifications of relationships” (aiškintis santykius).
14. A Lithuanian isn’t indifferent. He just can’t “see further than his nose” (toliau nosies nematyti).
15. A Lithuanian may not be very straightforward, but he will never bother “wrapping words in cotton” (nevynioti žodžių į vatą).
16. A Lithuanian won’t give you a lecture. He’ll show you “where the legs grow from” (iš kur kojos dygsta).
17. A Lithuanian won’t ask if you want to grab a beer. He’ll ask if you want some “liquid bread” (skysta duona).
18. A Lithuanian doesn’t get fit. He “rolls the muscles” (užsikočioti raumenis).
19. A Lithuanian girl doesn’t wear a ton of makeup. She “wears a kilo” of it (kilogramas špakliaus).
20. A Lithuanian doesn’t fail, become useless, or talk crap. He simply “slices a mushroom” (grybą pjauna).
21. A Lithuanian doesn’t have time for a hangover, because he has to take care of his “burning shafts” (šachtos dega).
22. In Lithuania, things don’t happen without a reason. They appear “from the air” (iš oro).23. In Lithuania, you can‘t instantly spot a fool, but you can always see when a person’s “face is unharmed by intellect.” (intelekto nesužalotu veidu).
24. A Lithuanian never changes his mind. His “fantasy comes off” (atšoko fantazija).
25. Lithuanians don’t date two partners at a time. They “act on two fronts” (varyti dviem frontais).
26. Lithuanians don’t fool around. They “spit and catch” (spjaudyti ir gaudyti).Aviate, navigate, communicate
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