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Can someone tell me what ANY of this means? And what language it is? That would be nice.
s: thanks
wondermom: dito n ko
wondermom: asan ka na invite mo ko
s: what language is that?
wondermom: ano ka ba naandito na ko sa farm mo
s: japanese?
piper halliwell: badeth galaw na
wondermom: wala akong pang harvest wePON
piper halliwell: what is ur nationality
wondermom: france invite mo ko
wondermom: assan ka ba sa frm mo
s: cha cha
wondermom: wala me recieve
piper halliwell: invite uli kta
piper halliwell: o ayaw padin?
wondermom: im still waiting
wondermom: oo nga
piper halliwell: oo nga kanina pa kta n invite
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That is Tagalog. It's spoken in the Philippines. My boyfriend is actually fluent in it. I'm not sure what this says, but from what I do know of Tagalog, it appears to be something about being invited to a farm & they're waiting to be invited. It's more than likely about a farming game.
I just asked my boyfriend and he said it says:
s: Thanks
wondermom: I'm here already. Where have you been? Invite me already.
s: What language is that?
wondermom: What's up with you? I'm here at your farm.
s: Japanese?
piper halliwell: Come on already.
wondermom: I still don't have a harvest.
piper halliwell: What is your nationality?
wondermom: France. Now invite me. Where are you on your farm?
s: Cha cha.
wondermom: I haven't received anything.
piper halliwell: I'll invite you again.
piper halliwell: It still won't invite you.
wondermom: I'm still waiting.
wondermom: Oh yeah.
piper halliwell: Okay, well I've been sending invites since earlier.
There you go. :)
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I Googled some phrases and it appears that they are speaking a language of the Philippines. The most popular language is Tagalog. It might be that. I'm not sure, I just wanted to give you a possibility and a start in case you have any Filipino friends who could maybe translate for you.
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