Humorous Languages

Ellison Onizuka was born in Hawaii as was I, to parents who came from Japan to work as laborers...as a young man he was always interested in the Heaven and the Stars, in fact he use to go to the Bishop Musuem and lookout the telescopes up to the stars....he kept it a secret of his interest in becoming an astronaut, but he knew their was no Asian astronauts, but he went to College and then joined the Air Force and got in the NASA program...and that is how his dream of becoming an astronaut started...but unfortunately it was a short lived dream as on Jan. 20, 1986 as the Challenger descended towards space within a couple of minutes fire started to come out, and as I watched on my TV, like so many other millions of Americans and the world, we all watched in horror of what took place.....A very sad sad day for the family, loved ones and friends that also watched as 7 members of the Challenger was destroyed......I will never forget that day as long as I live......but at least I know where they all are....Eileen Bento

In Pig Latin, the name "Anthony" would be "Anthonyway."

To create a decoder with symbols, you need to assign a unique symbol to each input combination of the decoder. For example, in a 2-to-4 decoder, you could use symbols like A, B, C, and D to represent the output signals corresponding to the input combinations. By using symbols that are easy to understand and differentiate, you can effectively represent the decoder's logic and functionality.

"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" was composed by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman for the 1964 Disney film "Mary Poppins." The song originated from a bet with their mother to come up with the most unpronounceable word possible.

It's already rounded to two decimal places.

Good luck.

Fly High In The Sky

If it is orange and has stripes, I think that it is a tiger. If not, I have no idea. is this a trick question?

infatuation

One word that can describe contrasting or opposite meanings is sarcasm! For example, If a person makes a dumb statement, someone might reply, "REALLY clever!", with a heavily accented "really" or "clever"! Another word can be oxymoron, where two words conflict with each other. An example of an oxymoron could be CIVIL WAR, where a war is anything BUT civil, or GIANT SHRIMP, where giant usually means large and shrimp can mean small.

In Pig Latin, "Chris" would be pronounced as "Isch-ray."

Elfelfa. Add "elf" after the first consonant or consonant cluster in a word. Ex. Close would become clelfose, Lamp would become lelfamp. Animal would become anelfimal. However, be careful with some words, as truck or duck will become trelf*ck and delf*ck, which might not sound very good. :D

Amy. Names are the same in any language, but if you still want an answer, it'd be: Myay.

In pig latin, Olivia would be pronounced "Ivolay-a." It involves moving the first consonant or consonant cluster to the end of the word and adding "ay."

You say anana-bay. Like hello would be ello-hay.

In pig latin, "Damien" would be said as "Amienday." The first letter, "D," is moved to the end of the word followed by the suffix "ay."

The Wright brothers had nicknames for each other. Wilbur was known as "Ullam," short for Jullam, which is German for William. Orville was known as "Bubbo" or "Bubs," Wilbur's pronunciation of "brother" when Orville was a baby.

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* pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis ( a type of illness) * monosodium carbonate

ODT means orally disintegrating tablet. It's the kind of tablet you can put under your tongue and it absorbs right into the blood stream. No swallowing required.

Everyone thought John and Mary could communicate well, as they always seemed to be able to talk about anything without problems.

Hades, ladies.

Pig Latin likely originated as a playful language game used by children in English-speaking countries. It involves moving the first consonant or consonant cluster of a word to the end and adding "ay." This creates a coded version of the word that can be fun to speak and decode.