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Where U from? Where U going to?
Why have U come ((down) here)? 1 Samuel 17:28
Que viens-tu faire (ici)?/Pourquoi es-tu descendu? - French
Warum bist Du [überhaupt] (her)gekommen? - German
Perché sei venuto qui? - Italian
¿Qué has venido a hacer aquí? - Spanish
or the similar:
What are U/you doing (here), ______? 1 Kings 19:9
Que fais-tu (ici), ______? - French
Was tust du (hier), _____? - German
Che fai (qui), _____? - Italian
¿Qué haces (aquí), ______? - Spanish
Quo vadis? - Latin
Whither goest thou? - King James Version - English
Where are U going? - Modern English
This question is about the here and now and about the listener's goals in life. 2 questions for the same words.
Quo vel? - Latin
Whence comest thou? - King James Version - English
Where do U come from? - Modern English
To find out about another person, U should be interested in these key sentences about past and future goals.
a) Where are U from? Jonah 1:8
b) Where are U going? John 13:36; John 16:5
b) Kam chceš odejít? - Czech
a) D'où viens-tu?
b) Où vas-tu? - French
a) Woher kommst du?
b) Wohin gehst du? - German
b) Ki bò ou prale? - Haitian
a) Da dove vieni?
b) Dove vai? - Italian
b) Hvor går du? - Norwegian
b) куда Ты идешь? - Russian
a) ¿De donde vienes tú?
b) ¿Adónde vas? - Spanish
b) Saan ka pupunta? - Tagalog
These words were said to Jesus. These words where said to Hagar (a female) - Gen 16:8
These words where said to a male traveller - Judges 19:17
When U have a geographic answer to the question, U can relate where both of U live.
You (2 or 2+) live near us. Joshua 9:22
Vous habitez au milieu de nous. (among us) - French
Ihr wohnt mitten unter uns. - German
Abitate in mezzo a noi. - Italian
Vivís en medio de nosotros. - Spanish
We live a long way from you. Joshua 9:22
Vous habitiez très loin de nous. - French
Wir sind sehr weit von euch weg. - German
Noi abitiamo molto lontano da voi. - Italian
Habitamos muy lejos de vosotros. - Spanish
Sister key questions are:
Where are you? Gen 3:9
Où es-tu? - French
Wo bist du? - German
Hvor er du? - Norwegian
Mo yèké na ndo oua? - Sango
¿Dónde estás? - Spanish
Perhaps soon you will manage to communicate proper location questions...but...be prepared to understand the answer(s) with good maps and pointers. May God bless you regarding all your communication and people skills. *Where' U staying?
If you want to find someone again, there are
key stentences.
This is one of them.
Where are U staying? = Where do you live? John 1:38
Wo wohnst Du? - German
Où demeures-tu? - French
Dove abiti? - Italian
Hva vil dere? - Norwegian
Mo douti na ndo oua? - Sango
¿Dónde vives? - Spanish
Make sure you get the information down on paper. Can't forget unless you mislay it.You have been talking for a while. Are both of you in transit "killing" time? You may want to ask:
What are you waiting for?/Why wait any longer? Acts 22:16
Wat aarzelt u nog? - Dutch
Miksi siis viivyttelisit? - Finnish
Pourquoi tarder? - French
Ora perché aspetti? - Italian
Dlaczego teraz zwlekasz? - Polish
(Agora,) não te demores. - Portuguese
Не медли! - Russian
Sasa basi, mbona unakawia? - (Ki)swahili
It doesn't hurt to know what the listener does for a living. This knowledge often helps to locate this person again. If you know for example that you are looking for a barber, then a barber pole can be very helpful. There are professional organizations, clubs etc. that often know where their members are.
Quod est opus tuum? - Latin Jonah 1:8
What is your occupation? - English
Quelles sont tes occupations? - French (plural-jobs)
Was ist dein Beruf? - German (What is your calling?)
Qual è il tuo mestiere? - Italian
#z - for U + meSometime, you will say something like, "Go!" pointing to a map.
Go. Matthew 21:28
Va. - French
Geh(e) hin. - German
Và. Vai. - Italian
The person may agree or may not agree to go.
a)I will not (go). Matthew 21:29
Je ne veux pas. - French
Ich will aber nicht! - German
Non ne ho voglia. - Italian
b)I will (go). Matthew 21:30
Je veux bien. - French
Ja. Ich (gehe). - German
Sì, vado. - Italian
They will either go or not go to the destination.
He/____ went. Matthew 21:29
Il/____ alla. - French
Er/____ ging hin. - German
______andò. - Italian
He/ _____did not go. Matthew 21:30
Il/____ n'alla pas. - French
Er/____ ging nicht. - German
____ non andò. - Italian
In any case, if you want to find this person again, here are other key words to help with those modern numbers...
Those private numbers....
Telephone numbers, passport numbers, health numbers, employee numbers etc.
These numbers are made up of combinations of 10 digits:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 and 0.
1 - one
(1 (out of every 50) - Numbers 31:30
一 - yī - Chinese
un - French
eins - German
uno - Italian
uno - Spanish
2 - two
(2 (fish) - Matthew 14:17
二 - èr - Chinese
dy - Albanian
deux - French
zwei - German
due - Italian
dos - Spanish
3 - three
三 - sān - Chinese
4 - four
四 - sì - Chinese
5 - five
(5 (loaves of bread) - Matthew 14:17
五 - wǔ - Chinese
cinq - French
fünf - German
cinque - Italian
cinco - Spanish
6 - six
(6 (days) - Genesis 16:26
六 - lìu - Chinese
six - French
sechs - German
sei - Italian
seis - Spanish
7 - seven
(7 (days) - Genesis 8:10,12; 7 (pairs) - Geneisis 7:2,3)
七 - qī - Chinese
sept - French
sieben - German
sette - Italian
siete - Spanish
8 - eight
(8 (days) - Genesis 21:4
八 - bā - Chinese
acht - Dutch
huit - French
acht - German
otto - Italian
åtte - Norwegian
ocho - Spanish
åtta - Swedish
9 - nine
(9 (lepers) - Luke 17:17)
nëntë - Albanian
九 - jǐu - Chinese
neuf - French
neun - German
εννεα - Greek
nove - Italian
nueve - Spanish
Zero is a fairly modern word.
"Nothing" is a concept in the Bible. This word is given, since a dictionary is not always available.
(Zero can be found in dictionaries or a speaker can tell you.)
nothing - Isaiah 41:12
nichts - German
rien, néant - French
nulla, zero - Italian
nada - Spanish
0 - zero - dictionary
líng - chinese
Null - German
zéro - French
zero - Italian
Numbers often come in lists.
Names often come in dictionary order.
Alphabetical, syllabic or by character strokes....
Public and private telephone books have name: number or name: address: number lists.
Fax numbers often come in lists too.
Then all the numbers could be arranged:
name: address: tel. number: fax number
There is a Bible pattern like this. The sub-pattern of names seems random. I expected the names in birth order, but no!
The number from __________(Name)was: __________(#) Numbers 1:21-43 (odd numbers)
The results:
these were counted: Numbers 1:44
The number from ______was/is:
A: (000) 000-0000
G: (333) 333-3333
Her name: (111) 111-1111
His name: (222) 222-2222
Their name: (444) 444-4444
Your name: (555) 555-5555
Z: (666) 666-6666
Les résultats:
On obtient les chiffres suivants:
A: (000) 000-0000
G: (333) 333-3333
Leurs noms: (444) 444-4444
Son nom (f.): (111) 111-1111
Son nom (m.): (222) 222-2222
Ton nom: (555) 555-5555
Z: (666) 666-6666
- French
Questi sono i risultati:
I dati seguenti:
A: (000) 000-0000
G: (333) 333-3333
Z: (666) 666-6666
- Italian
Zusammen erfaßt:
An (Name)________s Stelle steht:
A: (000) 000-0000
G: (333) 333-3333
Z: (666) 666-6666
- German
Haven't found a question in the Bible that asks: What is your telephone number?
Use your imagination...show a telephone list or other number list and have a questioning face.
Or:
You could isolate the word number and add ? to it.
Use your God-given deduction processes. Dictionaries are helpful for single words.
number? - English
chiffre? (numéro?) - French
Nummer? (Stelle?)-German
Numero? (cifra?/dati?) - Italian
What other numbers are important in lives?
These come to mind...
Your house number,
any apartment number,
a student or employee number,
your social security number,
your tax number,
your bank pin numbers,
the balance of your chequebook,
amounts of units for recipes,
quantities of your order,
prices of your order,
measurements of your order,
...
Dear Lord Jesus Christ, thank you for the gift of numbers, arithmetic, and all branches of mathematics. Amen
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© 2000-current year
GGK, member of Blessed Trinity Parish Church, Toronto, ON, Canada;
@directq@ourchurch.com
Thanks be to THE Blessed Trinity.
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