Wikipedia languages

[Will9]

Go to Wikipedia and select a langage (the best languages have different alphabets). Then randomly click on some links. Then click on the link for English, and laugh at what you ended up with. Don't forget to post it here for us to see.

Heres mine: http://ur.wikipedia.org/wiki/%DB%81%...6_%D8%A8%D9%85

[SlowwHand]

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[Will9]

Here is the English page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Weapon

click on the third language from the bottom for the page I was trying to post.

[Victor Galis]

Wow, they have pages in Latin, and (lol) Plattdüütsch.

I must however disapprove of Wikipedia's use of cyrillic, or really even recognition of Moldovan as a language.

[Tattila the Hun]

Gotta love the japanese version...

"核武器已变成一种流行文化，二战之后的时代也被人称作原子时代。安迪•瓦赫将原子弹惊人的能量和末日般的视 觉效果作为作品《原子炸弹》的主题，于1965年搬上了银幕；詹姆斯•罗森奎斯特拍有电影《F-111》，格利高里•格林对原子弹嘲弄也成为经典；艺术家詹姆斯•阿考德试图用铀来制作他的作品.

许多的电影都致力于表现核战争及其恐怖的威胁（包括核辐射导致的变异怪兽）：

* 《奇爱博士》
* 《人猿星球》
* 《哥斯拉》（Godzilla 1954）
* 《海滩》（On the Beach 1959)
* 《我怎样学会停止担忧爱上炸弹／奇愛博士》（ Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb 1964 )
* 《失败的安全》（Fail-Safe 1964)
* 《游戏战争》（The War Game 1966)
* 《明日》 （The Day After 1983)
* 《起风》 （When the Wind Blows 1982)
* 《圣约》（Testament 1983)
* 《終結者》（The Terminator 1984)
* 《线索》（ Threads 1985)
* 《战争游戏》 （WarGames 1983)
* 《奇迹一英里》（ Miracle Mile 1988)
* 《曙光》（By Dawn's Early Light 1990)
* 《真实的谎言》 （True Lies 1994)
* 《断箭行动》（Broken Arrow 1996)
* 《和平制造者》（The Peacemaker 1997)
* 《超极限恐惧》（ The Sum of All Fears 2002)
* 《偷走太阳的人》（Taiyo o nusunda otoko / The Man Who Stole the Sun 1979)
"

Gojira!!

[Sir Og]

Originally posted by Victor Galis
Wow, they have pages in Latin, and (lol) Plattdüütsch.

I must however disapprove of Wikipedia's use of cyrillic, or really even recognition of Moldovan as a language.

What exactly do you not like about the use of cyrillic?

[DRoseDARs]

That Moldovans use it, I would guess.

[Victor Galis]

Moldovan has not been written in cyrillic since 1989. To continue to do so is a strong political statement of support for the Soviet Union.

Heck, in Moldova, writing Romanian with the communist Romanian ortography (difference of 1-2 characters every few words) as opposed to adopting the changes made post-1989 is a feature of pro-communist newspapers.

[Sir Og]

Crillic seems to be losing ground. I recently found out that they no longer use it in Mongolia.

Btw I feel that Macedonian should not be recognised as a language too