Yh, my name is Lauri, and people call me Latex (Its kinda hard to tell you how to pronounce it... E is a tad longer than A, and X is really sharp xD).
My mum likes to call me larsson for some strange reason...
But its okay, i like both of them

My name is Valentin but most people just call me Vali as it's shorter. my second name is Eugen and i sometimes introduced myself as "Gene" because it's easier to pronounce for native English speakers.

Written by Kennoth on 05.10.2010 at 20:59

Written by Guest on 05.10.2010 at 15:43

Is it pronounced Sa-li?

Nope
Sa-Le
Le as in Levitation

Since I speak spanish and everything is pronounced the way it is written, I said it right inmediately.
Sale is a verb in spanish btw... it means "Get out" (Salir is the "pure" verb without any changes of time or person, Sale is an order to get the fuck out )

Well, some people here call me Rodde and some close friends call me "chasca" or "chascon", I can't really translate it but it deals with my big, fluffy hair. I guess "hairy" is the best thing I can think of right now.

A few people call me Yazzy, that's it.

My name is Gregory, but most people call me Greg, aside from my family and a couple of close friends.

Hmmm I've got shitloads
Abhishek Michael is real name, my folks call me abhi.
Most people call me mike or michael. Apart from that i have a few friends that call me shek and pots

"Senior" is the last nickname I got, but not many people use it.
Most people call me "Bata" which means big-bro.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 16.05.2011 at 22:05

Since I speak spanish and everything is pronounced the way it is written, I said it right inmediately.

Same with Croatian

Always using my nickname when i meting new people...Partly because i rarely use my real name and partly for security reasons...
Anyway my nickname is Sava and it is my last name shorten....

Written by X-Ray Rod on 16.05.2011 at 22:05

Written by Kennoth on 05.10.2010 at 20:59

Written by Guest on 05.10.2010 at 15:43

Is it pronounced Sa-li?

Nope
Sa-Le
Le as in Levitation

Since I speak spanish and everything is pronounced the way it is written, I said it right inmediately.
Sale is a verb in spanish btw... it means "Get out" (Salir is the "pure" verb without any changes of time or person, Sale is an order to get the fuck out )

Well, some people here call me Rodde and some close friends call me "chasca" or "chascon", I can't really translate it but it deals with my big, fluffy hair. I guess "hairy" is the best thing I can think of right now.

Well, actually "sale" is not the imperative form, but the third person singular of the present simple. The imperative form is simply "sal".

My real name is Antonio, and most of people call me by that, only my friends call me Toni.

Written by Tormentor666 on 17.05.2011 at 18:09

[Well, actually "sale" is not the imperative form, but the third person singular of the present simple. The imperative form is simply "sal".

My real name is Antonio, and most of people call me by that, only my friends call me Toni.

Hmmmm now that I think about it I guess you're right but I have heard both Sal and sale being used in imperative form.
But yeah, the more I think about it, You are right it sal sounds correct

In that case, the second option is wrong. It is used in football for example, when the striker is alone in front of the keeper, you may shout to him "sale" in order to get him out of the area and make some pressure against the striker. In that case it is the imperative form "sal" plus the object pronoun for the thrid person "le". But it is not correct Spanish, because the verb "salir" doesn't admit any kind of object.

Written by Tormentor666 on 17.05.2011 at 18:32

In that case, the second option is wrong. It is used in football for example, when the striker is alone in front of the keeper, you may shout to him "sale" in order to get him out of the area and make some pressure against the striker. In that case it is the imperative form "sal" plus the object pronoun for the thrid person "le". But it is not correct Spanish

THAT'S where I've heard it before! The odd thing is that.... I barely watch football, like... what?

Quote:
, because the verb "salir" doesn't admit any kind of object.

What do you mean by that?

People used to call me Mrki ( something like "dark one" ) because of my facial expression most of the time.
Also, because of the vocative case of my last name people sometimes call me imitating the mating call of this fucker...

Kosta because of the last name
"Brat mi" a pretty strange way of saying "my brother" in our local dialect, and since I use that a lot considering I have a twin brother people started calling me like that.
And recently Bulgarian because of my last name.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 17.05.2011 at 18:42

Written by Tormentor666 on 17.05.2011 at 18:32

In that case, the second option is wrong. It is used in football for example, when the striker is alone in front of the keeper, you may shout to him "sale" in order to get him out of the area and make some pressure against the striker. In that case it is the imperative form "sal" plus the object pronoun for the thrid person "le". But it is not correct Spanish

THAT'S where I've heard it before! The odd thing is that.... I barely watch football, like... what?

Quote:
, because the verb "salir" doesn't admit any kind of object.

What do you mean by that?

I mean that "salir" is an intransitive verb, so you can't add the pronoun "le" to the base form of the imperative.

My last name is Anderson, so people have always called me Ando