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#21 User is offline   han 

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Posted 2006-April-19, 15:58

No wonder I got it wrong.. what a language!
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Posted 2006-April-20, 04:57

Marathi
♠=Eespik ♥= Badam ♦= Chaukat ♣ = Kilawar
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Posted 2006-April-20, 05:46

What is marathi? And where do you speak this?
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Posted 2006-April-20, 11:25

Codo, on Apr 20 2006, 06:46 AM, said:

What is marathi? And where do you speak this?

Language spoken in Maharashtra, a state on the western coast of India with a population of about 100 million..Mumbai ( earlier called Bombay) is the capital of Maharashtra.
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Posted 2006-April-20, 13:29

Flame, on Apr 19 2006, 01:47 PM, said:

In hebrew

♠pic (not a hebrew word)
♥Lev
♦Yahalom
♣Tiltan

I seem to remember a different word for spades, but don't remember what (my hebrew isn't that great). Something like "alleh". I'm not sure, though. But I had never heard the word "pic". I totally believe you, that people use it, but my grandparents were sticklers for not substituting non-hebrew words, so I know that they used something else, if only I could remember what it is. :)
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Posted 2006-April-20, 17:18

Elianna, on Apr 20 2006, 02:29 PM, said:

Flame, on Apr 19 2006, 01:47 PM, said:

In hebrew

♠pic (not a hebrew word)
♥Lev
♦Yahalom
♣Tiltan

I seem to remember a different word for spades, but don't remember what (my hebrew isn't that great). Something like "alleh". I'm not sure, though. But I had never heard the word "pic". I totally believe you, that people use it, but my grandparents were sticklers for not substituting non-hebrew words, so I know that they used something else, if only I could remember what it is. :angry:

You remember correct, many use "alle" and sometimes "alle Shahor"
alle is a leaf
Shahor is black
The problem is that clubs are also kind of a leaf (which is called tiltan), So this name isnt that great.
Whist players use pic for spades, bridge players use the english terms.
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Posted 2006-July-23, 09:31

Hi all

here is turkish bridge terms in suits.
♠ pik
♥ kör
♦ karo
♣ trefl
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Posted 2006-July-24, 00:53

This is in Chinese:

♠(黑桃)桃
♥(红桃/红心)杏
♣(梅花)梅
♦(方块)方

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Posted 2006-July-24, 04:03

Danish:

♠ Spar
♥ Hjerter
♦ Ruder
♣ Klĝr
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Posted 2006-July-24, 11:01

Esperanto:
♣Klabo
♦Karo
♥Koro
♠Piko
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