Yelling at people

[Seze]

Has anyone else started calling people skxawng while driving?  I was driving home last night and someone pulled out in front of me and I thought to myself, "what a moron".  Then I remembered we had this great word for moron, well needless to say, it got used this morning on my commute to work.  Anyone else started working on your Na'vi road rage linguistics?

[Brainiac]

I only use pxasik atm, but I think skxawng will come later

[Eywayä mokri]

Well I begin using such words as yes, thank you, no, goodbye or hello in Na'vi with my family. ^^

They really think am crazy.

[Brainiac]

I'm not allowed to use them

[Eywayä mokri]

What are you doing here you should be studying!^^

[Brainiac]

What are you doing here you should be studying!^^

it's 10 pm. I can stop now.

[Eywayä mokri]

Ok ok you can have a break then.

[Payoang]

The yelling is mostly from other people, at me. "Geeek"

[Brainiac]

The yelling is mostly from other people, at me. "Geeek"

yeah. But not in na'vi, though, so we don't pay attention to it ^_^

[Taruia]

I too have taken to calling people Skxawng >.> but my family all think I'm nuts for using "made up" words. Oh well they have gotten over the fact that I am in a light saber stage combat group, they will get over this too lol!

[Seze]

First time I've actually tried making a sentence, so this is probably really bad (grammatically speaking), but South Park gives us something to look to in insults and yelling at people, so in the words of Eric Cartman,  Askxik, oel kelku kä.  (Screw this, I'm going home).

[Txur’Itan]

I have been saying this every few minutes.

Swotu Utral Aymokriyä

and

Eywa ngahu.

----

Sacred tree of voices

and

Spirit of Eywa be with you

Every where I walk...  Every where I go, I can't stop it.  It is like a skipping record in my head.

[Skxawng]

I too have been yelling 'skxawng' while driving, but I'd also like an explicative, like 'f***' and 's***'

also people i don't know i'll thank with Irayo, i figure eventually I'll run into someone who knows it then bam, fun s***.

[Ptxèrra]

during shopping when i got my change back i said irayo.
realy you must have seen there faces,
and skxawng is nice in traffic.

yes its funny using Na'vi.
at home they they dont mind other languages, since my bro speaks klingon.

it would be fun if cartman goes speak na'vi, we might learn from it at this point.
so if southpark uses na'vi we have done well.

[Brainiac]

I too have been yelling 'skxawng' while driving, but I'd also like an explicative, like 'F**K' and 'S**T'

also people i don't know i'll thank with Irayo, i figure eventually I'll run into someone who knows it then bam, fun s***.

Pxasìk seems to fill that role quite well. 

[Skxawng]

Pxasìk seems to fill that role quite well. 

... what does that mean? I can't find it in the voacb. where are you getting it from?

[Roiki]

Pxasìk seems to fill that role quite well. 

... what does that mean? I can't find it in the voacb. where are you getting it from?

It means basically "screw that!", it was in interview with Paul Frommer. here's the link

[Karyu Amawey]

Hmm, it appears to be a compound between pxi "sharp" and the verb sìk "to unquote".  

Honestly, though, you know it's bad when you start conjugating English verbs using the Na'Vi infixation rules.  I've been studying and doing practice problems too much, and so the other day I accidentally said "I p-ol-ut your shirt on a hanger"  Needless to say, Na'Vi infixes and English verbs do not mesh well, especially with non-Na'Vi speakers :p

[Brainiac]

You should totally do that!!!

[Skxawng]

It means basically "screw that!", it was in interview with Paul Frommer. here's the link

Thanks mate