Can someone help me translate this?
#1
Can someone help me translate this?
Elso háziállatának neve[/align][/align][/align]I THINK that its german but I can't say for sure. Is there anyone who might know what this means or what language it is?[/align][/align]I tried going through a free translation site and got nothing.[/align]Figured with such a large crowd here someone might know SOMETHING. lol[/align][/align]Thanks! [/align]
#2
RE: Can someone help me translate this?
Definitely not German. I'm Polish and I know the basics of a handful of other European languages, but I don't recognize that. Fairly certain it's Hungarian though, from all the accented a's.
edit: yeah, it's Hungarian. Translation-guide.com confirmed my suspicion, but couldn't properly translate it. Perhaps it's slang or a language-specific phrase? It gave me "Drive háziállatának his name".
edit: yeah, it's Hungarian. Translation-guide.com confirmed my suspicion, but couldn't properly translate it. Perhaps it's slang or a language-specific phrase? It gave me "Drive háziállatának his name".
#3
RE: Can someone help me translate this?
It's Hungarian. "Elso" means first, "neve" means his or her name. I don't know exactly what "háziállatának"means, but it probablyhas something to do with animals, possibly wild animals, as the similar word"háziállatok" means pets or domesticated animals.
#6
RE: Can someone help me translate this?
I actually tried 2 different translator sites. I was getting no where and I realize that the reason is because Hungarian wasn't even an option. Thats why I decided to ask here.
#7
I found this thread when Googling "Első háziállatának neve." Yes, I know this thread is almost 2 years old, but it's the first result in Google for that phrase, so I figure it needs an answer!
"Első háziállatának neve"
means
"What was the name of your first pet?"
It's important to understand the context. I don't speak a word of Hungarian, but someone mentioned "name" and "animal" in this thread. Since I encountered the phrase in Hotmail's password recovery, it's instantly obvious it's a common password recovery question: what was the name of your first pet?
Hope this helps someone out there in the future who is trying to crack a Hungarian's account haha.
"Első háziállatának neve"
means
"What was the name of your first pet?"
It's important to understand the context. I don't speak a word of Hungarian, but someone mentioned "name" and "animal" in this thread. Since I encountered the phrase in Hotmail's password recovery, it's instantly obvious it's a common password recovery question: what was the name of your first pet?
Hope this helps someone out there in the future who is trying to crack a Hungarian's account haha.
#10
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