"I love Ubuntu" in ALL languages

[Gucko]

I'll start with the Arabic language:


أنا أحب الأوبنتو
:p

[skymera]

I'll do English:


I Love Ubuntu
:)

[BackwardsDown]

In Dutch:


Ik hou van Ubuntu
:D

[bvanaerde]

In Flemish:



Ik hou van Ubuntu
:D

[Xyhthyx]

Spanish:


Yo Amo Ubuntu
:D

[gtr32]

Finnish: "Minä rakastan Ubuntua"
Swedish: "Jag älskar Ubuntu"

[andrek]

Polish : Kocham Ubuntu

[Phreaker]

Bulgarian/Български

Аз обичам Убунту!
Az obicham Ubuntu

[rudenko_ruslan]

Russian/Русский: "Я люблю Ubuntu!" :D

[chriskin]

Greek

Αγαπάω τα Ubuntu

or

Αγαπάω τα Ουμπούντου

if you want ubuntu to be written in greek letters :P

[FsFrey]

Pig Latin


Iway ovelay Ubuntuway

[meho_r]

Bosnian:

Ja volim Ubuntu
:D

[CJ Master]

In German:

Ich liebe Ubuntu
:)

(Note: Ubuntu should not change from language to language, as it's a product.

[RiceMonster]

in leet speak:


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[saidinesh5]

Hindi : mujhe ubuntu se pyaar hogaya hain
Telugu : naaku ubuntu chaala ishtam (literally: i like ubuntu very much)

[cdean]

Esperanto:

Mi amas Ubuntu-on.

(or simply Mi amas Ubuntu if not using strict rules)

Latin:

Amo Ubuntu.

Pirate:

Ubuntu be shiverin' me timbers, arrrr!

[rouben]

Armenian: Ես հավանում եմ ՈՒբունտու:
(Yes hahvahnoom am Ubuntu)

Elmer Fudd: I wove Wubuntu. :p

[Sealbhach]

Irish (Gaelic)

Is grá liom Úbúntu


.

[ibuclaw]

Lorem Ipsum Ubuntu

[mongolito404]

French: J'aime Ubuntu

[Kingsley]

German: Ich liebe Ubuntu.

Igbo: Ahurum Ubuntu na anya.

[Perfect Storm]

Danish: Jeg elsker Ubuntu

[Firestem4]

Binary: 01001001 00100000 01001100 01101111 01110110 01100101 00100000 01010101 01100010 01110101 01101110 01110100 01110101

:)

[RaZe42]

Finnish: "Minä rakastan Ubuntua"
Swedish: "Jag älskar Ubuntu"

En annan finlandssvensk? :)
English: Another swedish-speakinf finn?

[diwas]

In Nepalese:


मलाई उबुन्तु मन पर्छ ।
Malai Ubuntu maan parcha.

[Darkhack]

Ido: Me amas Ubuntu.

What's Ido? Ido is a constructed language based off of Esperanto. It was designed to fix many flaws in the language and to this day is the most popular of the Esperanto reforms. It's often considered one of the easiest languages to learn in the world.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ido

I know we have one other Ido speaker on the forum. He's going to be mad I stole this from him first. ;)

[elCabron]

Morse code: .. .-.. --- ...- . ..- -... ..- -. - ..-

[Firestem4]

Mando'a (Mandalorian): Kandosii Ubuntu!

(Literally translated: Awesome Ubuntu!)

[artir]

Chinese (FTW!)



我爱 Ubuntu 阿！

[bobbocanfly]

Lojban: mi prami la ubuntus.

[ibuclaw]

In obfuscated C


int
main()
{
char *ptr= calloc(1, 10000);
*ptr+=10;
while (*ptr)
{
ptr++; *ptr+=7;
ptr++; *ptr+=10;
ptr++; *ptr+=3;
ptr++; ++*ptr;
ptr-=4; --*ptr;
}
ptr++; *ptr+=3; putchar(*ptr);
ptr+=2; *ptr+=2; putchar(*ptr);
ptr-=2; *ptr+=3; putchar(*ptr);
ptr++; *ptr+=11; putchar(*ptr);
*ptr+=7; putchar(*ptr);
*ptr-=17; putchar(*ptr);
ptr++; putchar(*ptr);
ptr-=2; *ptr+=9; putchar(*ptr);
ptr++; *ptr-=3; putchar(*ptr);
*ptr+=19; putchar(*ptr);
*ptr-=7; putchar(*ptr);
*ptr+=6; putchar(*ptr);
++*ptr; putchar(*ptr);
ptr++; ++*ptr; putchar(*ptr);
ptr++; putchar(*ptr);
}

[Perfect Storm]

In obfuscated C


int
main (void)
{
char *ptr = calloc (1, 10000);
*ptr += 10;
while (*ptr)
{
ptr++;
*ptr += 7;
ptr++;
*ptr += 10;
ptr++;
*ptr += 3;
ptr++;
++*ptr;
ptr -= 4;
--*ptr;
}
ptr++;
*ptr += 3;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr += 2;
*ptr += 2;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr -= 2;
*ptr += 3;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
*ptr += 11;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 7;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr -= 17;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr -= 2;
*ptr += 9;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
*ptr -= 3;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 19;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr -= 7;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 6;
putchar (*ptr);
++*ptr;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
++*ptr;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
putchar (*ptr);
}


*cough*geek*cough*

[artir]

text=["I","Love","Ubuntu"]

for i in range(0,time.ageoftheuniverse("seconds"):
print text 0]+" "+text[1]+" "+text[2]

[scottuss]

In obfuscated C


int
main (void)
{
char *ptr = calloc (1, 10000);
*ptr += 10;
while (*ptr)
{
ptr++; *ptr += 7;
ptr++; *ptr += 10;
ptr++; *ptr += 3;
ptr++; ++*ptr;
ptr -= 4; --*ptr;
}
ptr++; *ptr += 3;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr += 2; *ptr += 2;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr -= 2; *ptr += 3;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++; *ptr += 11;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 7;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr -= 17;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr -= 2;
*ptr += 9;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++; *ptr -= 3;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 19;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr -= 7;
putchar (*ptr);
*ptr += 6;
putchar (*ptr);
++*ptr;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++; ++*ptr;
putchar (*ptr);
ptr++;
putchar (*ptr);
}



Haha I was actually sad enough to copy paste and compile it. Awesome :D

[Electron]

Spanish


Yo amo a Ubuntu

[scottuss]

In "lol cat"

I loves teh Ubuntus

[eraser95]

In Korean,

나는 우분투를 사랑합니다.

[greatgreatnathan]

in Tamil

Ennakku Ubuntu romba pudikkum (lit. i like ubuntu very much)

in sms lang

luv ubntu

[elliotn]

I'll do it in Swazi


Ngiyabutsandza Ubuntfu



Ubuntfu-ubuntu

[Delever]

Lithuanian:

Myliu Ubuntu
:)

[lovinglinux]

Portuguese

"Eu amo Ubuntu"

[phrostbyte]

Ani ohev Ubuntu - I love Ubuntu
Ani ohev Ubuntu me'od - I love Ubuntu very much
(transliteration, can't print Hebrew characters easily on this keyboard)

[happysmileman]

Irish (Gaelic)
Is grá liom Úbúntu

Should you really be adding the fádas, since it's not an Irish word?

Also I'd say "Is breá liom" or "Is aoibhinn liom" instead of "Is grá liom".
"grá" tends to refer to people and mean "love" in a more personal/romantic sense ("An bhfuil tú i ngrá leis", "grá mo chroi") and personally I don't really love Ubuntu in that way.

Although I don't really love it in any way, much prefer Arch.

[karellen]

in Romanian: Eu iubesc Ubuntu

[billgoldberg]

In Flemish:

In West-Flemish:

Kzien Ubuntu geern

[dragos240]

in java :)

class LoveUbuntu {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("I love ubuntu!");
}
}

[hessiess]

In C++


#include<iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout<<"I love Ubuntu\n";
}


In Common Lisp


(defun ilu ()
(format t "I love Ubuntu~%"))
(ilu)


In PHP


function ilu()
{
print "I love Ubuntu\n";
}
ilu();

[lisati]

Samoan, when domestic duties have been neglected in favour of browsing the forums: "So'o ia! Fufula ipu ia! Fia fusu?" ("Stop that! Go wash the dishes! Wanna fight?")

More in keeping with topic: "E lelei le Ubuntu" ("Ubuntu is good")

[dragos240]

In pascal:



Program LoveUbuntu (Input, Output);
Begin
Writeln ('I love ubuntu!');
End.

[RiceMonster]

In bash:

#!/bin/bash
echo "I love Ubuntu"

That was hard!

[Frantic_Earthling]

In Japanese:

Ubuntuが大好き。

[dragos240]

In basic:


10 PRINT "I love ubuntu"

[RiceMonster]

In COBOL:



IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. ILUBUNTU.
AUTHOR. UBUNTU-LOVER.
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
MAIN.
DISPLAY 'I love Ubuntu'.
STOP RUN.

[dragos240]

In perl.


print "Hello World!\n"

[lisati]

in perl.


print "hello world!\n"

:p

[RiceMonster]

In perl.


print "Hello World!\n"

that covers python too.

[hammeraxe]

In Latvian:

Es mīlu Ubuntu!

[dragos240]

In C sharp, by MICRO$OFT, ironic eh?


sing System;

class LoveUbuntu
{
public static int Main(String[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("I love ubuntu!");
return 0;
}
}


It's really a lot like java in structure.

[RiceMonster]

In plain old C


#include<stdio.h>
int main (void) {
printf("I Love Ubuntu!");
return 0;
}

[lisati]

In plain old C


#include<stdio.h>
int main (void) {
printf("I Love Ubuntu!");
return 0;
}

What happened to the new line?

[dragos240]

In plain old C


#include<stdio.h>
int main (void) {
printf("I Love Ubuntu!");
return 0;
}

Yeah... ahh... the good ol' days when people used C.

[sisco311]

in Hungarian:


(Én) szeretem az Ubuntut

[Enigmas]

In Faroese:
Eg elski Ubuntu!

[americano70e10]

Ubuntu tickles my fancy...
(I don't know what language that is... =P )
In urban brazilian-porguese: Ubuntu é o cara!

[sisco311]

bash:

echo -e $'\x49\x20\x6c\x6f\x76\x65\x20\x55\x62\x75\x6e\x74 \x75\x21'

[meastp]

Danish: Jeg elsker Ubuntu

Norwegian: Jeg elsker Ubuntu.

[baxeico]

In italiano:

Io amo Ubuntu!

In genovese:

Q: Nonna, come si dice "Io amo Ubuntu" in genovese?
A: E chi u l'è u buntu?
Q: Nessuno, tu dimmi come si dice!
A: Mi ammu u buntu!

[suitedaces]

Irish (Gaelic)

Is grá liom Úbúntu


.

Ní raibh a fhios agam gur Gaeilgeoir thú!

[Marlonsm]

In Portuguese:

Eu amo Ubuntu

In Esperanto:

Mi amas Ubuntu

[olingerc]

In luxembourgish

"Ech hun Ubuntu gären"

a Kubuntu och :D

[Sealbhach]

espeak:


espeak -s 100 -v f2 "I love Ubuntu"

.

[Sigurd Suhm]

LoLCode:



HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
I HAS A VAR
IM IN YR LOOP
UP VAR!!1
VISIBLE "I luvz teh Ubuntu!"
IZ VAR BIGGER THAN 10? KTHXBYE
IM OUTTA YR LOOP
KTHXBYE

[Sealbhach]

Ní raibh a fhios agam gur Gaeilgeoir thú!

Níl ionam ach foghlaimeoir. Bhí mé ag smaoineamh gur cheart dom a rá "mo ghrá thú Ubuntu".

.

[mikewhatever]

Hebrew: אני אוהב אובונטו,

and if that's a girl -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7282341&postcount=111

[Ubuntiac]

I'm not a native speaker, so any Indonesians feel free to correct, but...

Indonesian:
Saya suka sekali Ubuntu!

PS: "Someone" (ahem!... glances artound the room) SHould really put all of these into one .odt document and send it to spreadubuntu.com. I'm sure this would be really useful for people creating Ubuntu promotional material...

[fiddler616]

In Scottish Gaelic

Tha mi a gràdhach Ubuntu.

[suitedaces]

Níl ionam ach foghlaimeoir. Bhí mé ag smaoineamh gur cheart dom a rá "mo ghrá thú Ubuntu".

.

Smaointeamh maith ach tá an t-iomlan ceart agat mar a bhfuil!


(translation to keep us within forum rules: "I'm only a learner, i was thinking I should say "mo ghrá thú Ubuntu"

"Good thinking, but you're completely right as you are!)

[Redache]

In Welsh:


Dwi'n Caru Ubuntu!

fi'n Caru Ubuntu!(Bad Welsh)

[L3oN]

In Hex:
49:20:6c:6f:76:65:20:55:62:75:6e:74:75:21

):P

[jbruced]

In Maine USA speak,

Ubuntu is wicked good

[jbruced]

In Rocky speak,


Yo Ubuntu!

[npmccallum]

ROT13: V ybir Hohagh!
ASCII Hex: 49206c6f7665205562756e74752100

[gnomeuser]

In C sharp, by MICRO$OFT, ironic eh?


sing System;

class LoveUbuntu
{
public static int Main(String[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("I love ubuntu!");
return 0;
}
}


It's really a lot like java in structure.

Except it won't work due to cut and paste fail so here is the simplified version:



using System;

public class LoveUbuntu
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("I love ubuntu!");
}
}


I also happen to <3 Mono.

[Kosimo]

In Catalan: Estimo l'Ubuntu

[neolode]

Klingon:
jIH muSHa' Ubuntu

[neolode]

x86 assembly


.model small
.data
m db "I love Ubuntu",'$'
.code
mov ax, dgroup
mov ds, ax
mov ah, 9
mov dx, offset m
int 21h
mov ah, 4Ch
int 21h
end

[neolode]

M$ IL(.net assembly language)


.class private auto ansi beforefieldinit Program
extends [mscorlib]System.Object
{
.method public hidebysig specialname rtspecialname instance void .ctor() cil managed
{
.maxstack 8
L_0000: ldarg.0
L_0001: call instance void [mscorlib]System.Object::.ctor()
L_0006: ret
}

.method private hidebysig static void Main(string[] args) cil managed
{
.entrypoint
.maxstack 8
L_0000: ldstr "I love Ubuntu"
L_0005: call void [mscorlib]System.Console::WriteLine(string)
L_000a: ret
}

}

[Dr.Vista]

French: J'aime Ubuntu
Ah man! You beat me to saying it in French. :(

French:
J'aime Ubuntu.

Spanish:
Yo amo Ubuntu.

[Xuacu]

Asturian (ast)

¡Ubuntu préstame a esgaya!

Regards!)

[neolode]

Starwars geek alert

Yoda: <mmmmm> Love Ubuntu, I do
JarJar Binks: Mi'sa lovin Ubuntu

[Grant A.]

Spanish:


Yo Amo Ubuntu
:D

¡Pero hay más modos lo decir! :D


¡Me encanto Ubuntu!

[skillllllz]

In Turkish:

Ubuntuyu Seviyorum

[spupy]

LOLSPEAK:

I'm in ur 'puter, luvin ur Ubuntu.

[Joeb454]

¡Pero hay más modos lo decir! :D


¡Me encanto Ubuntu!

as far as I'm aware, you can also say


¡te quiero Ubuntu!

[Sublime Porte]

Gucko,


I'll start with the Arabic language:

أنا بحب الأوبنتو

Actually in Arabic it should be like this:

أنا أحب الأوبنتو (ana uhibb al-ubuntu)

The way you wrote it might be how it's pronounced in some countries, but it's certainly not written like that.

[kernelhaxor]

I got a language that nobody in these 10 pages has covered.
In Kannada:
nanage ubuntu tumba ishta!

[chriswyatt]

In BASIC


10 PRINT "I love Ubuntu!"
20 GOTO 10

[schauerlich]

as far as I'm aware, you can also say


¡te quiero Ubuntu!

That's "I love you, Ubuntu!" Also, querer typically is reserved for passionate love ie a significant other. But, you know, for some people, Ubuntu's all they have in the world...

[Glucklich]

That's "I love you, Ubuntu!" Also, querer typically is reserved for passionate love ie a significant other. But, you know, for some people, Ubuntu's all they have in the world...

Literally it means, "I want you Ubuntu".

[schauerlich]

Literally it means, "I want you Ubuntu".

It's idiomatic.

[Joeb454]

My spanish isn't what it used to be ;)

[schauerlich]

My spanish isn't what it used to be ;)

Ya lo sé.

[dadodadodado]

nooo it's impossible no one who say "I love Ubuntu" in Italian...

IO AMO UBUNTU

[erikts]

I'm not a native speaker, so any Indonesians feel free to correct, but...

Indonesian:
Saya suka sekali Ubuntu!



That's correct! ;)

In Sundanese : Abdi resep Ubuntu
In Javanese : Kulo tresno Ubuntu
In Betawian : Gue demen banget ama Ubuntu

[armageddon08]

In Bengali:
Ami Ubuntuke Bhalobashi

[Harlem]

in tagalog:

Mahal Kita Ubuntu

[MysticalRiotCandy]

In Soviet Russia, Ubuntu loves you!

[RafaelCarreras]

Catalan

Estimo l'Ubuntu

[kamereon]

Manisch: Ubuntu is latschi!

[itreius]

Croatian:

(Ja) volim Ubuntu

[melisandre]

Why only male P.O.V.? We girls like Ubuntu too!!!

Hebrew (female perspective):
ubuntu אני אוהבת
Ani Ohevet Ubuntu

[Grandon]

HTML

http://i42.tinypic.com/zmyst1.png

[kpkeerthi]

In Java


public class LoveUbuntu {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("I love Ubuntu");
}
}

[ropaisoft]

in Malay:

"Saya suka Ubuntu"

[billgoldberg]

HTML

http://i42.tinypic.com/zmyst1.png

HTML

<html>
<head>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
</head>
<body>
<p>I love Ubuntu</p>
</body>
</html>

The way you put it just isn't done by people, and your body tag isn't closed. Also the head tag and html tags are missing and yo didn't declare a doctype.

--

Any time languages are discussed on these fora, people also want to sound smart/funny by using some sort of computer language.

It's getting really old really fast.

[Pasdar]

Farsi / Persian


من اشغ وبونتو هستم

[kpkeerthi]

In XHTML


<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
</head>

<body>
<p>I love Ubuntu</p>
</body>
</html>

[Corelogik]

Base 64 Encode:
SSBMb3ZlIFVidW50dQ==

MD5:
d3de0585a6708cd6b437a4ae1acc4738

DES Crypt (One Way):
CRoO2NaIoMJOU

[neo_1in]

Hindi : mujhe ubuntu se pyaar hogaya hain

Well, you can also say:
मुझे उबुन्तु से प्यार है (Mujhe ubuntu se pyaar hai)
OR
मुझे उबुन्तु से प्रेम है (Mujhe ubuntu se prem hai).

Let me try this in Sanskrit:
अहम् उबुन्तुम् प्रेमम् करोति. (Aham ubuntum premam karoti)

God, i hope that is not a disaster, its been a looong time :P

[sqrooup]

welsh; Rydw i'n hoffi ubuntu (litt; I like ubuntu)

(Looked it up on wikipedia; don't speak it myself!)

[Flimm]

Gucko,

[/COLOR][/SIZE]

Actually in Arabic it should be like this:

أنا أحب الأوبنتو (ana uhibb al-ubuntu)

The way you wrote it might be how it's pronounced in some countries, but it's certainly not written like that.
Beat me to it. I think the OP's language is the Egyptian dialect of Arabic.

[sqrooup]

And as for Afrikaans; Ek het ubuntu lief
or; ek is lief vir ubuntu

[Ichtyandr]

In Turkish:

Ubuntuyu Seviyorum


İn Azerbaijani:

Ubuntunu Sevirəm

[ibuclaw]

In Bash (again):

yes I Love Ubuntu!

[Sublime Porte]

Beat me to it. I think the OP's language is the Egyptian dialect of Arabic.

Many dialects use that same colloquial way of saying it not just Egyptian.

[Dread Knight]

Romanian:



Iubesc Ubuntu!

[mgogonobi]

Romanian:



Iubesc Ubuntu!

How about the ORIGINAL language/s of UBUNTU (IsiZulu/IsiXhosa): Ngiyabuthanda Ubuntu ?

[afeasfaerw23231233]

Chinese (FTW!)



我爱 Ubuntu 阿！

I am not sure if Ubuntu has its chinese name. But I heard some guys called it 魚幫兔. It sounds great too!


魚幫兔

[Firestem4]

I am not sure if Ubuntu has its chinese name. But I heard some guys called it 魚幫兔. It sounds great too!


魚幫兔

mind if I ask what that spells out in regular text?:D

[Ingenjoren]

In Kirundi :

Ndakunda Ubuntu
In Kinyarwanda:

Ndakunda Ubuntu
In Swahili:

Napenda Ubuntu

In all those three East-African languages Ubuntu is an actual word which it means: "I can't configure Debian" (UB (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ubuntu)) :). Actually it's hard to translate literary the word to any other language that I know but I understand it as a way of living that involves self-respect, humility and "humanity towards the others".

[Humanum]

In Wolof (Senegal's first local language)

Man Dama nop Ubuntu

In Soussou (From Guinea Conakry)

Ira Fanma Ubuntu

[sepid]

Farsi / Persian


من اشغ وبونتو هستم

Sorry, but this isn't correct.
The persian orthography is:

من عاشق اوبونتو هستم

(Man 'āšeqe ubuntu hastam)

[dragos240]

In Java


public class LoveUbuntu {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("I love Ubuntu");
}
}


Your too late. i did that one.

[mikewhatever]

Why only male P.O.V.? We girls like Ubuntu too!!!

Hebrew (female perspective):
ubuntu אני אוהבת
Ani Ohevet Ubuntu

Fare enough. :p

[urosg3]

In Serbian language, with Cyrillic letters


(Ја) волим Убунту!

[james.math.u]

In Malayalam
എനിക്ക് ഉബുണ്ടു വളരെ ഇഷ്ടമാണു.

[gjoellee]

Norwegian: "Jeg elsker Ubuntu"

[csamuel]

I can't believe no one has done this yet..


chris@quad:~$ echo "I love Ubuntu." | /usr/games/chef
I lufe-a Uboontoo.
Bork Bork Bork!

And in B (yes, it is real, I used it on a Honeywell L66 mainframe at Aberystwyth):


main( ) {
putchar('I love Ubuntu!*n');
}

[SunnyRabbiera]

In drunk after several shots of Vodka:
Eh LIv Uhbantu

In dog:
Arf arf!

In cat:
Meow! Purr!

In Guinea Pig:
Week week, squeak week!

In Martian:
Aloo aloo!

In slapstick:
Nyuk, nyuk, woob woob!

In mirror universe/ opposite day/ reverse psychology:
I hate Ubuntu!

In backwards:
Utnubu evol I

Underwater:
Blubb blubb!

In space (without spacesuit):
I ACK!

[afeasfaerw23231233]

mind if I ask what that spells out in regular text?:D

In Cantonese or Mandarin?

Literally meaning:
魚 = fish
幫 = help
兔 = rabbit

魚幫兔 means "a fish helping a rabbit" :)

[Firestem4]

In Cantonese or Mandarin?

Literally meaning:
魚 = fish
幫 = help
兔 = rabbit

魚幫兔 means "a fish helping a rabbit" :)

Lol...One of these days im going to learn the basics of asian pictographs (or whatever they're called)...so many I can understand where you get Rabbit out of 兔

[OiCkilL]

Simplified Chinese:


我爱 Ubuntu

[wheredidrealitygo]

Icelandic (note the similarity to Norwegian):

Ég elska Ubuntu

[HermanAB]

Everyone should know this one:
main() {
printf("I love Ubuntu\n");
}

but how many knows this one?
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. UBUNTU.
* UBUNTU IN COBOL.
AUTHOR. HERMAN.
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 WS-DATA-AREA PIC X(80) VALUE "I LOVE UBUNTU".
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
EXEC CICS SEND FROM (WS-DATA-AREA) END-EXEC.
EXEC CICS RETURN END-EXEC.

or this one:
'BEGIN'
'COMMENT' I love Ubuntu in Algol 60;
OUTPUT(4,'(''('I love Ubuntu')',/')')
'END'

Ugh...

[RiceMonster]

but how many knows this one?
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. UBUNTU.
* UBUNTU IN COBOL.
AUTHOR. HERMAN.
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 WS-DATA-AREA PIC X(80) VALUE "I LOVE UBUNTU".
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
EXEC CICS SEND FROM (WS-DATA-AREA) END-EXEC.
EXEC CICS RETURN END-EXEC.


That's COBOL, I already did that. ;)

http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7279361&postcount=53

[gjoellee]

Binary:
01001001 00100000 01101100 01101111 01110110 01100101 00100000 01010101 01100010 01110101 01101110 01110100 01110101

MESSAGE DIGEST / CHECK SUM:
MD2: ac1a99e865a46e21dc20cfb54427fe59
MD4: 6d08b4849925d7dd74a80518f14a9073
MD5: f3fa543d28b176c4910e8ab320bc8484
CRC 8, ccitt, 16, 32 :

CRYPT (form: $ MD5? $ SALT $ CRYPT):
$1$VpdkoxUT$nztp5/TPtlwqcSo2wKtAY/
(form: SALT[2] CRYPT[11]):
psLGsUrIqqXz.

SHA1: 82baf0e4fb2ac02dc49f0313146f213493157f81
RIPEMD-160:
c97f042681ce4720a487b343c71da76eb226dc55

Hex:
49 20 6c 6f 76 65 20 55 62 75 6e 74 75

[Bölvaður]

Norwegian: Jeg elsker Ubuntu.
Icelandic:

Ég elska Ubuntu

*added*
I do not love Ubuntu as a woman... I strongly like ubuntu.. which is more accurate for what you are aiming for I belief



Mér líkar við Ubuntu

[gashcr]

in elvish :D

amin mela Ubuntu

[lisati]

Everyone should know this one:
main() {
printf("I love Ubuntu\n");
}

but how many knows this one?
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. UBUNTU.
* UBUNTU IN COBOL.
AUTHOR. HERMAN.
ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 WS-DATA-AREA PIC X(80) VALUE "I LOVE UBUNTU".
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
EXEC CICS SEND FROM (WS-DATA-AREA) END-EXEC.
EXEC CICS RETURN END-EXEC.

or this one:
'BEGIN'
'COMMENT' I love Ubuntu in Algol 60;
OUTPUT(4,'(''('I love Ubuntu')',/')')
'END'

Ugh...

Minor adjustment:


int main(void)
{
printf("I love Ubuntu\n");
}


CICS? Double Ugggh Abend 0C1! JCL Error! with mega doses of TSO/ISPF thrown in as punishment!


(Translatsion for non-IBMers: Abend 0c1 = "invalid operation" on one of the machines I've used that had the ability to run CICS, JCL="Job control language", and TSO/ISPF = one of the online time-sharing options)

[lisati]

See if anyone can click which machine(s) this one is for:


PRINT NOGEN
BEGIN BEGIN
WTP "I love ubuntu!"
RETURN
LTORG
END





(IBM 370 ASM. It's been a while, I've forgotten a lot of the "necessaries" and went to http://math-cs.cns.uni.edu/~okane/041/ibm390.html as a memory jogger)

[The Toxic Mite]

Icelandic:

Ég elska Ubuntu




I take it "Ég" is Icelandic for "I" :P

[tuantub]

In Vietnamese:

"Tôi yêu ubuntu !"
bash:

echo -e '\x54\xF4\x69\x20\x79\xEA\x75\x20\x75\x62\x75\x6E\ x74\x75\x20\x21'

[u2ix]

In Swiss German:
Ich liäbä Ubuntu

PL/1


UBUNTU: PROC() OPTIONS(MAIN);
PUT SKIP LIST('I LOVE UBUNTU');
END UBUNTU;

[heimdallr]

Bavarian: "I mog Ubuntu fei gern"

[mzuther]

In Turkish:

Ubuntuyu Seviyorum

I think there's a missing quote (Ubuntu is a name, right?), so it would be:

Turkish: Ubuntu'yu seviyorum.

And here's another one in German dialect:

Low Saxon (Plattdüütsch): Ik leev Ubuntu.

gawk / regex: echo "I hate proprietary operating systems." | gawk '{print gensub(/\<proprietary (OS|operating systems?)\>/, "Ubuntu", "g", gensub(/(\<hate\>)/, "love", "g", $0))}'

Martin

[schnupfix]

In Bärndütsch (an other Swiss German dialect)

I ha Ubuntu gärn (i love ubuntu)
I ha Ubuntu mega fescht gärn (i love ubuntu very much)

[skillllllz]

I think there's a missing quote (Ubuntu is a name, right?), so it would be:

Turkish: Ubuntu'yu seviyorum.


Yes, you are correct; I forgot the apostrophe. ;)

[Steppenlaeufer]

Brain**** :D

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[nandemonai]

Bahasa Indonesia: Saya(aku) cinta Ubuntu.

[Ingenjoren]

Ubuntu Forum: How do you say "I Love Ubuntu" in your language?

Zombie Kid (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y): I Like Turtles

[DeanoCYM]

Welsh: Dw i'n caru Ubuntu!

[SunnyRabbiera]

In Al Bhed:
E muja ubuntu

[e-Gee]

Ja volim Ubuntu !!!!

Croatian :P

[McDuff]

Brezhoneg/Breton: Karout a ran Ubuntu!

[raam_baala]

In Tamil,

Ennaku Ubuntu migavum pidikkum! ( I like ubutu very much!)

[Bölvaður]

I take it "Ég" is Icelandic for "I" :P

Ég - Jeg - Eg - Ich - Ik - I (no participle order of some Germanic versions of I)

[MichaelSammels]

May as well do the Esperato Version:

Mi ami Ubuntu

[c30tehran]

persian language


من اوبونتو را دوست دارم
man ubuntu ra dost daram

[lisati]

Thoughts in addition to these (http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7279306&postcount=48): "Ou te fiafia ma Ubuntu" (Samoan, I'm happy with Ubuntu)

[AliTabuger7]

We don't have spreadubuntu.com yet.

In the mean time, you can upload it to http://spreadubuntu.neomenlo.org/

[Ric_NYC]

"Pe" language

Pe-I pe-lo-pe-ve pe-U-pe-bun-pe-tu


:)


That same thing in the "pe" language in Portuguese

Pe-eu pe-a-pe-mo pe-U-pe-bun-pe-tu


In Spanish


Pe-yo pe-a-pe-mo pe-a pe-U-pe-bun-pe-tu



....
:P

[ChrT]

German: Ich liebe Ubuntu

[credobyte]

Latvian version: Es mīlu Ubuntu! :P

[hessiess]

(attempt at) japanease romaji:

watashi wa Ubuntu daisuki.

(not sure how it spell `ubuntu' with Japanese phonemes)

[fobia]

In Estonian: Ma armastan Ubuntu :smile:

[pmlxuser]

chichewa/chewa

Ndimakonda ubuntu

[koleoptero]

greek

Αγαπάω τα ubuntu

or

Αγαπάω τα Ουμπούντου

if you want ubuntu to be written in greek letters :p

Με πρόλαβες :p

[praveesh]

In malayalam ഞാന്* ഉബുണ്ടുവിനെ സ്നേഹിക്കുന്നു . njan ubuntuvine snehikkunnu

[~sHyLoCk~]

In ruby:


puts "I <3 Ubuntu"

See easy aint it? :D

[Kingsley]

Ubbi Dubbi:
Ubi lubove Ubububuntubu!

Cmon, I know some of you used to watch ZOOM.

[RiceMonster]

In wookie:

GRRRaaaaaaawwwwAAAAA

[unutbu]

Ubbi Dubbi:
Ubi lubove Ubububuntubu!

Cmon, I know some of you used to watch ZOOM.

Hubahuba, Ubububuntubu uband Ububbubi Dububbubi (http://pbskids.org/cgi-registry/zoom/ubbidubbi.cgi) wubere mubeant fubor ubeach ubothuber! :P

[The Toxic Mite]

Ich liebe Ubuntu!

[carrige]

In Maltese -

Inhobb Ubuntu!

:)

[Kingsley]

Ich liebe Ubuntu!

After close to 200 posts, I'm sure the German version has been posted at least once.

[starcannon]

I Love Ubuntu

Im(eem) Vanwa(mehl) Ubuntu

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/4958/iloveubuntuelvish.png

Tolkien Elvish.

[JDShu]

Colloquial Cantonese:

我中意Ubuntu

[cgroza]

In Romanian:

Iubesc Ubuntu!

[lightningfox]

Not sure if this has been posted before.

In Urdu and Hindi: Mujhai Ubuntu bhot pasand hai

[linux 22]

Visual Basic

This is what I learned in college :(

MsgBox "I Love Ubuntu", 48, "Header"


Read all 19 pages did not see VB code anywhere.

[linux 22]

In figlet
<?php
require_once("/usr/local/include/php/Zend/text/figlet.php");
$figlet = new Zend_Text_Figlet();
echo $figlet->render('I Love Ubuntu');
?>

[vinutux]

in malayalam | മലയാളത്തില്*


in malayalam ഞാന്* ഉബുണ്ടുവിനെ സ്നേഹിക്കുന്നു . Njan ubuntuvine snehikkunnu


in malayalam
എനിക്ക് ഉബുണ്ടു വളരെ ഇഷ്ടമാണു.

ഇതല്ലേ കുരചുകൂടെ നല്ലത്...?

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ഞാന്* ഉബുണ്ടു ഇഷ്ടപെടുന്നു

[kaldor]

Newfoundland English: "I loves Ubuntu"

[wise_crypt]

In Klingon : jIH muSHa' ubuntu
In Romulan : hveolhaonn [love] [ubuntu]
In Vulcan : [i] [love] [ubuntu]
In Mando'a : ni kar'taylir darasuum [ubuntu]

[alket]

In Albanian

TE DUA UBUNTU

[2cute4u]

Greek :

Λατρεύω την Υβυντυ

[Guitar John]

The other side of the world:






nʇunqn ǝʌoן ı

[2cute4u]

Latin:


Ego diligo Ubuntu

[aklo]

Kid language:

I lave obutu