Tewte?

Started by neosis666, December 24, 2009, 08:33:59 AM

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neosis666

I swear i heard this or something like it similar in the movie, it sounded almost like a curse word as Neytiri said it in anger almost.


Do we have a translation on it?

Brainiac

It's supposed to celebratory, like "woohoo" or "yay" :p
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Seze

Where a bouts in the movie do you remember hearing it?  I'd like to listen for it and its context next time I see the movie.


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Eywayä mokri

I didn't hear it in the movie, but if they do it once I wanna see this part. :P
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neosis666

http://www.talknavi.com/audio/5/neytiri-swears


In this clip, near the beggining when Neytiri meets Jake.

Taruia

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I believe she is calling him a sky person there. Tawtute. I will have to listen again to be sure. And for sure sky person could be a curse in Na'vi lol!

Edit: Nope it's not tawtute...perhaps she's calling him like stupid person? tute is person, I can't make out the first part of what she is saying. Perhaps someone without a hearing problem can get it XD

Eywayä mokri

After reflection,

I think she is maybe saying Aysawtute. This would be the plural of tawtute. Like tsmukan for example, the plural become aysmukan, and then smukan if you want. Well that's just an idea. :)
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Taruia

Oh now that works, I didn't hear the ay, just the sawtute. If stuff isn't unbearably loud I tend to miss it lol. Yay for movie theaters though XD I think you are right. And, that makes sense. Good ears Eywa mokriyä!

Beduino

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Quote from: Eywa mokriyä on December 24, 2009, 11:08:00 AM
After reflection,

I think she is maybe saying Aysawtute. This would be the plural of tawtute. Like tsmukan for example, the plural become aysmukan, and then smukan if you want. Well that's just an idea. :)
Wooooo that's really make sense, I think you got it right! :D

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Quote from: Taruia on December 24, 2009, 11:11:38 AM
Oh now that works, I didn't hear the ay, just the sawtute. If stuff isn't unbearably loud I tend to miss it lol. Yay for movie theaters though XD I think you are right. And, that makes sense. Good ears Eywa mokriyä!
Technically the ay- isn't required in that case.  Because of lentition and the fact that it is caused by ay+, sawtute implicitly is plural.  So even if what you heard was exactly what she said, it would still be correct.

However, I believe she did say it.
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Tsmukan Ikranä

i used my media player to slow it down, the audio clip is too grainy and noisy for me to get a clear vocal, its all distorted by the low resolution and background noise, it might be starting with an f or a v, there is definately a fffff or vvvv sound going on there. But as i said the clips reolution is far too low for me to be accurate.
Seze
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Quote from: tsìng tsyal a vrrtep on December 25, 2009, 09:14:31 PM
i used my media player to slow it down, the audio clip is too grainy and noisy for me to get a clear vocal, its all distorted by the low resolution and background noise, it might be starting with an f or a v, there is definately a fffff or vvvv sound going on there. But as i said the clips reolution is far too low for me to be accurate.

now which media player would be this?
pesu nga?          "who are you?"
Oe lu toktor.       "the Doctor!"
pesu?                "who?"
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Dunno what the answer to that would be, but any time I want to do anything more than listen I use audacity.
Ftxey lu nga tokx ftxey lu nga tirea? Lu oe tìkeftxo.
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txum tukru

pesu nga?          "who are you?"
Oe lu toktor.       "the Doctor!"
pesu?                "who?"
nì'aw, toktor.       "just, the Doctor!"

Tsmukan Ikranä

The media player i use is VLC VideoLan codec player LOL its a gay name but the player is quite nice. Its one of the few ive ever used that supported realplayer codecs right out of the installer.

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ small footprint, decent management, tons of supported codecs. Its awesome compared to the bloated mpc
Seze
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Nawm ronsem lonu ta fkeu tokx, fpi Na'Viä fpom.
Mawey txur txe'lan, tswayon nìwin.
Set unil ftue.
Eywa ngahu tsmuke! ( Irayo! everyone who helped me edit this n.n )

Eywayä mokri

I confirm, VLC is a really nice player, no-need for special codecs, everything is already inside. :)
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