Nice song titles lol

Written by Bad English on 25.11.2015 at 14:39

Nice song titles lol

The band's name is also pretty cool

Hah! Didn't know this got added here
EDIT: Oh, that's because it just happened >.>

What happens when someone falls asleep on the keyboard when trying to come up with a clever name.

Written by [user id=4365] on 25.11.2015 at 14:49

What happens when someone falls asleep on the keyboard when trying to come up with a clever name.

Nah, I'm gonna go for the classic cat-theory.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 25.11.2015 at 15:11

Nah, I'm gonna go for the classic cat-theory.

A cat falling asleep on a keyboard then?

Written by [user id=4365] on 25.11.2015 at 15:14

Written by X-Ray Rod on 25.11.2015 at 15:11

Nah, I'm gonna go for the classic cat-theory.

A cat falling asleep on a keyboard then?

Tots. See? Why can't the rest of the world compromise so easily? D:

Written by X-Ray Rod on 25.11.2015 at 15:20

Tots. See? Why can't the rest of the world compromise so easily? D:

When cats rule the world we will all compromise... with them.

Google will fucked up if you search song titles.

How about staff review this and what languadge is it? Polish?

Written by Bad English on 26.11.2015 at 21:19

How about staff review this and what languadge is it? Polish?

They're from Belarus.

Written by Risto on 26.11.2015 at 21:48

Written by Bad English on 26.11.2015 at 21:19

How about staff review this and what languadge is it? Polish?

They're from Belarus.

It is not belarussian language, they dot have w but v and its close to russaian. This might be made up but sounds like some polish to me, btw there are POlish minority near border ...

It's definitely not Polish

Written by Paz on 26.11.2015 at 22:17

It's definitely not Polish

then its fake lang

Perhaps it's Belarusian but with Latin alphabetized?

I am NOT going to try to pronounce this.

Looks like Latvian or Lithuanian language, but hell if I know. The ł (l-bar) is only used in Polish as far as I know, but ŭ and ę are used in Lithuanian if I recall correctly. Used to have Lithuanian neighbors.

There is a translation under the trivia section so I would be surprised if it is totally fake.

edit: gotta be Latinized Belarusian as Karlabos suggested, check here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_Latin_alphabet

Written by Karlabos on 26.11.2015 at 23:02

Perhaps it's Belarusian but with Latin alphabetized?

no like I said it sounds as Russian , even its same lang

Written by Netzach on 27.11.2015 at 19:53

I am NOT going to try to pronounce this.

Looks like Latvian or Lithuanian language, but hell if I know. The ł (l-bar) is only used in Polish as far as I know, but ŭ and ę are used in Lithuanian if I recall correctly. Used to have Lithuanian neighbors.

There is a translation under the trivia section so I would be surprised if it is totally fake.

edit: gotta be Latinized Belarusian as Karlabos suggested, check here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_Latin_alphabet

Not Latvian and not Lithuanian, not even close to those 2 lang ,.. if it is lat or Lit I will be admin ... Marcel will hire me as admin

Written by Bad English on 27.11.2015 at 20:26

Not Latvian and not Lithuanian, not even close to those 2 lang ,.. if it is lat or Lit I will be admin ... Marcel will hire me as admin

Nah I realized that a while after posting it, hence the edit.

Anyway it looked close to Lithuanian but after researching a bit I can see it's not that one. So I guess it is Belarusian after all?

How do you say it in Lithuanian... I Zvekata!? (skål för fan)

Looks like fake language based on Slavic languages. To me it looks like a crazy mix of Polish, Czech and Russian.

Written by Bad English on 26.11.2015 at 22:00

This might be made up but sounds like some polish to me, btw there are POlish minority near border ...

Why do you have to say so many stupid things all the time? If you have no clue about foreign languages, don't talk about them.
Every time you open your clueless mouth about Poland, you spew out bullshit.

What am I doing here?

Ok, lets have some fun:

01. I. Pierasiakajučy Swiatliennie J Zmrok Dziewiaci Miraŭ Spusta?ęnnia Čatyroch Wymiaręnniaŭ Času J Prastoru, Spiralliu Skroź Niewiadomuju Biaskoncasć Daliokaha Kosmasu Prazrystaje Sonca Wosieni Zachodzić U Zienit Astraĺnaj Prajekcyi Kručęnnia Transcęndęntaĺnych Staŭpoŭ Swojeasabliwasci Płoskasci Analizu Niepachisnasci Isciny

Zmrok - Twilight, Nightfall
Dziewiaci - Ninth
Spusta?ęnnia - Havoc
Wymiaręnniaŭ - Extinction
Času - Time
Spiralliu - Spiral
Niewiadomuju - Not Knowing, Unawareness (?)
Kosmasu - Cosmos
Sonca - Sun
Zachodzić - Sunset
Astraĺnaj - Astral
Kručęnnia - Shorten something (?)
Transcęndęntaĺnych - Transcendential
Płoskasci - Flatness
Analizu - Analysis

Only zmrok and zachodzić are Polish words, everything else is guessing. Gonna work on second title.

02. II. Pa?yrajučy Spiektr Suzirannia Ękstrapaliarnaha Kantynuumu Praz Sakraĺnaje Admaŭliennie Tliennaje Ręčaisnasci Nacia?ęnnie Ęnierhietyčnych Niciej Pranizliwych Prastor Wakuumu Adukawanaha Zastoju, Skroź Pryzmu Časoŭ Dęmatęryalizuje Katęharyčny Impieratyŭ Jak Iliuzornaje Stwaręnnie Bačnasci Ruchu Pa Spirali ?yccia

This one looks less Polish to me...

Praz - By/Through
Nacia?ęnnie - Overload
Niciej - Nothing, Nothingness (?)
Zastoju - Stagnation
Dęmatęryalizuje - Dematerialises
Jak - How
Iliuzornaje - Illusion
Ruchu Pa Spirali ?yccia - Moving On The Spiral Of Life (something like that)

"Hey, Jim! What's your favourite song?"

"I. Pierasiakajučy Swiatliennie J Zmrok Dziewiaci Miraŭ Spusta?ęnnia Čatyroch Wymiaręnniaŭ Času J Prastoru, Spiralliu Skroź Niewiadomuju Biaskoncasć Daliokaha Kosmasu Prazrystaje Sonca Wosieni Zachodzić U Zienit Astraĺnaj Prajekcyi Kručęnnia Transcęndęntaĺnych Staŭpoŭ Swojeasabliwasci Płoskasci Analizu Niepachisnasci Isciny"

...

"Cool, mine too."

Written by Hex_Omega on 04.12.2015 at 15:56


Only zmrok and zachodzić are Polish words, everything else is guessing. Gonna work on second title.

can it be Ukraian ?? I thought Slavic langs, you know every one

Written by Bad English on 04.12.2015 at 22:41

Written by Hex_Omega on 04.12.2015 at 15:56


Only zmrok and zachodzić are Polish words, everything else is guessing. Gonna work on second title.

can it be Ukraian ?? I thought Slavic langs, you know every one

As I said, this is a mix of different languages, not only Slavic. Just check out 'Wakuumu', looks like Finnish. This is a troll text.

Written by Hex_Omega on 04.12.2015 at 22:55

Written by Bad English on 04.12.2015 at 22:41

Written by Hex_Omega on 04.12.2015 at 15:56


Only zmrok and zachodzić are Polish words, everything else is guessing. Gonna work on second title.

can it be Ukraian ?? I thought Slavic langs, you know every one

As I said, this is a mix of different languages, not only Slavic. Just check out 'Wakuumu', looks like Finnish. This is a troll text.

yes I thought so ... and Daniel Pawlukowski ehhb he can go and fart, sounds as he says better as Testament

Btw the band's logo is pretty nice!

Written by Hex_Omega on 04.12.2015 at 22:55


As I said, this is a mix of different languages, not only Slavic. Just check out 'Wakuumu', looks like Finnish. This is a troll text.

Heh, "Wakuumu" looks like Japanese or something to me. Finnish does not use "W", with very few exceptions (Swedish-based names, maybe a loanword or two, etc.)