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If you speak a language that is NOT listed above, please tell me how to say "I am apple juice" in your language, AS WELL AS a english pronunciation of it. PLEASE, NO GOOGLE TRANSLATE. I want this shit to be legit. If you don't actually speak the language, please don't post.
I am building a list, and so far I have:

I am apple juice
Wo shi ping guo zhi
No hai ping go tzap
Wa shi lingo jap
Na nun tsa gua jusu
Watashi wa ringo jusu desu
Yeur ai aypuljus
Je suis un jus de pomme
Yo soy jugo de manzana
Dine guanjazela
Ash esu obuoliu sultys
Ik ben appelsap
Ako ang jus ng mansanas
Dooeen seev a fal
Eemeh Heemoh Miloh
Weenum soocoreum soom
Ya yablochniy sok

I totally butchered the languages above, but I wrote them in a way so that I could pronounce them.

THANK YOU.

[Prox]

Lithuanian - Aš esu obuolių sultys.

[Cheesicle]

Lithuanian - Aš esu obuolių sultys.

THANKS!!!!

Now can you write that in a way so that I can pronounce it

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Danish: jeg er æble juice
Cheesicle pronunciation: Yeur ai aypuljus

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Iyaric - I man ah fe apple juice ting.

[Prox]

THANKS!!!!

Now can you write that in a way so that I can pronounce it

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Danish: jeg er æble juice
Cheesicle pronunciation: Yeur ai aypuljus

I'm not sure if I'll be able to write it properly, but I'll try: Ash esu obuoliu sultys.
Try putting it into google translator and click that thing that spells the words for you.

[Cheesicle]

I'm not sure if I'll be able to write it properly, but I'll try: Ash esu obuoliu sultys.
Try putting it into google translator and click that thing that spells the words for you.

Thanks lol

Yeah I tried in google translate, there's no phonetic pronunciation option for Lithuanian :C

[Prox]

Thanks lol

Yeah I tried in google translate, there's no phonetic pronunciation option for Lithuanian :C

Put that in English, it should give you a some what accurate pronunciation.

[Apie2]

Dutch (The Netherlands) - Ik ben appelsap.

[[Valor]iPounce]

I'm probably not sure about this but..

Tagalog: Ako ay Inuming Mansanas.

[Supertoaster]

Later I'll see if I can ask my mom how to say it in Portuguese

[ٶȻhriʂ]

Bulgarian - ас съм ябълков сок

English - As sam qbalkov sok

Turkish - Ben elma suyu(same with english)

[Astropilot]

I can't type an English pronunciation of Burmese. I'll see what I can do later.

[Devie]

I'm probably not sure about this but..

Tagalog: Ako ay Inuming Mansanas.

Maybe "Apol Jus Ako" ? Either way that shit made me laugh.
No one really says "inuming mansanas" casually in a conversation other than "Jus ng mansanas" which translates to "Juice of the apple". If that was used then it'll be "Ako ang jus ng mansanas" which is "I am the juice of the apple" LOL DAMMIT THIS IS FUNNY.

[Cariad†]

Welsh(Cymraeg)

Dw i'n sudd afal

Doo - een - seev - ah - fal

Dw i'n means I am, I, I'm and etc.
Welsh is spoken in Wales and there's two dialects. Northern and Southern.
Though they're different, they're able to be spoken to eachother.

Why do you want to say "I am apple juice" in so many languages...?

[Cheesicle]

Thanks for all the help guysss

Why do you want to say "I am apple juice" in so many languages...?

Because I want to


ALSO
If anyone knows any Italian or Russian members, please direct them to this thread! I need to know those languages