Re: Strange Photos that appeared in my camera.

[Biggus Dickus]

Happy Holidays
Krismasi Njema
UKhisimusi omuhle
Moni Wa Chikondwelero Cha Kristmasi
کرسمس مبارک
G?zuar Krishtlindjen
Eid Milad Majid
Shnorhavor Amanor yev Surb Tznund
Vrolijk Kerstfeest
Gl?delig Jul
R??msaid J?ulup?hi
Frohe Weihnachten
Καλά Χριστούγεννα
Gle?ileg j?l
Buon Natale
Meri Kirihimete
God Jul
Wesołych Świąt (Polish) 
Blithe Yule
Feliz Navidad

I didn't put Russian because fuck Russia.

[Guardian85]

God Jul til deg og, din ford?mte apekatt! 

[Asmodean]

That there avatar is an ape, not a monkey, no?

[jumbojak]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

[Guardian85]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

If you can think of a way for me to explain that in text, I'm all ears. 
My advice is join one of the online meetups and I will demonstrate for you.
(The "o with a line through" is one of three letters that don't appear in the English alphabet: ?, ? and ?.)

[jumbojak]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

If you can think of a way for me to explain that in text, I'm all ears. 
My advice is join one of the online meetups and I will demonstrate for you.
(The "o with a line through" is one of three letters that don't appear in the English alphabet: ?, ? and ?.)

Unfortunately hangouts doesn't work well for me. The group I've been working with this past year uses hangouts for almost everything and I have to be called in through my phone number and listen to the echo of the conversation through the phone lines. Plus, I'm not the most sociable person and wound up just sitting back listening (which I'm sure annoyed everyone else) the few times I tried to join the HAF hangouts. I never know when to join in on the conversation and it seems like I step on someone's toes whenever I do.....

[Biggus Dickus]

God Jul til deg og, din ford?mte apekatt! 

Thank you.

That there avatar is an ape, not a monkey, no?

I identify as either as some people don't know the difference, no biggie

For example my wife is Honduran, but often times people will just assume she is Mexican because you know all people who speak Spanish are automatically Mexican, it used to bother her but now it's know big deal (Just don't confuse her with someone from El Salvador, that will really piss her off)

[OldGit]

You missed out Welsh!  What an insult.

NADOLIG LLAWEN

[Asmodean]

If you can think of a way for me to explain that in text, I'm all ears. 

OE.

It's actually rather uncomplicated. It's like saying O and E at the same time. Same goes for ?, which is even written as a combination of AE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98

[xSilverPhinx]

Happy Holidays
Krismasi Njema
UKhisimusi omuhle
Moni Wa Chikondwelero Cha Kristmasi
کرسمس مبارک
G?zuar Krishtlindjen
Eid Milad Majid
Shnorhavor Amanor yev Surb Tznund
Vrolijk Kerstfeest
Gl?delig Jul
R??msaid J?ulup?hi
Frohe Weihnachten
Καλά Χριστούγεννα
Gle?ileg j?l
Buon Natale
Meri Kirihimete
God Jul
Wesołych Świąt (Polish) 
Blithe Yule
Feliz Navidad

I didn't put Russian because fuck Russia.

Feliz Natal!

[Recusant]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

There are a few sites where you can find sound files of words you're trying to learn how to pronounce. I've had some luck with them in the past. Forvo is my favorite, but there is also HowToPronounce. It's a hit and miss proposition whether the word you're looking for is on a site like that, though. For the unusual (to English speakers) letters in the Norwegian alphabet, there's a little video made by a charming young woman: Norwegian - ? ? ? (Letters you dont have).

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I honor of Eugeny Anatolievich, (even though most Russians won't be celebrating Christmas until next January): Счастливого Рождества!

[Tank]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

If you can think of a way for me to explain that in text, I'm all ears. 
My advice is join one of the online meetups and I will demonstrate for you.
(The "o with a line through" is one of three letters that don't appear in the English alphabet: ?, ? and ?.)

Unfortunately hangouts doesn't work well for me. The group I've been working with this past year uses hangouts for almost everything and I have to be called in through my phone number and listen to the echo of the conversation through the phone lines. Plus, I'm not the most sociable person and wound up just sitting back listening (which I'm sure annoyed everyone else) the few times I tried to join the HAF hangouts. I never know when to join in on the conversation and it seems like I step on someone's toes whenever I do.....

LOL! Google hangouts is a bunfight! It's expected and required that you tread on toes 

[Biggus Dickus]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

There are a few sites where you can find sound files of words you're trying to learn how to pronounce. I've had some luck with them in the past. Forvo is my favorite, but there is also HowToPronounce. It's a hit and miss proposition whether the word you're looking for is on a site like that, though. For the unusual (to English speakers) letters in the Norwegian alphabet, there's a little video made by a charming young woman: Norwegian - ? ? ? (Letters you dont have).

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In honor of Eugeny Anatolievich, (even though most Russians won't be celebrating Christmas until next January): Счастливого Рождества!

Yes I echo this sentiment; Dear Eugeny Anatolievich, I also would like to wish you a Merry Christmas, and please disregard my earlier comment as it was meant in jest only.

[xSilverPhinx]

There are a few sites where you can find sound files of words you're trying to learn how to pronounce. I've had some luck with them in the past. Forvo is my favorite, but there is also HowToPronounce. It's a hit and miss proposition whether the word you're looking for is on a site like that, though.

Those are some good sites, especially Forvo. I wasn't familiar with them. I told my mother about them and she loved Forvo, so thank you. She runs a small English as a second language school and Forvo's great because they have easily downloadable content, which she uses extensively.

[jumbojak]

How do you pronounce that "o" with the line through it? It makes me think "null" but I'm almost certain that's not right.

There are a few sites where you can find sound files of words you're trying to learn how to pronounce. I've had some luck with them in the past. Forvo is my favorite, but there is also HowToPronounce. It's a hit and miss proposition whether the word you're looking for is on a site like that, though. For the unusual (to English speakers) letters in the Norwegian alphabet, there's a little video made by a charming young woman: Norwegian - ? ? ? (Letters you dont have).

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I honor of Eugeny Anatolievich, (even though most Russians won't be celebrating Christmas until next January): Счастливого Рождества!

Thanks Recusant, that was very helpful. Though I don't think my accent would lead to very good Norwegian skills!