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Originally posted by bas I'm sure that causes a lot of confusion among some more worldly people being that Bas is actually a Dutch (I think?) name that's usually pronounced "boz".

Yes, it's short for "Bastiaan".

Yeah, or Sebastian/Sebastien...I think it's a name on its own as well.

so your name in english means

enough the wierdo



better then generous shit if you ask me.

ba5

LORD OF BA5

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit so your name in english means enough the wierdo better then generous shit if you ask me.

KOLKHARA

lol yeah that was my university login name

eat shit

kelkhara

kel = eat
khara = shit


lol fucking arabs

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit lol yeah that was my university login name eat shit kelkhara kel = eat khara = shit lol fucking arabs

I have a friend called "Khara"

(Actually it's just "Hara", but it's close enough)

ass

Cut the midrange, drop the Bas!

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Originally posted by Lira Cut the midrange, drop the Bas!

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Originally posted by bas Yeah, or Sebastian/Sebastien...I think it's a name on its own as well.

Yes.

Sebastiaan, Bastiaan, Bas. Bastiaan is rather uncommon, Sebastiaan is a bit more common but Bas is the most common. I got several friends that are called Bas. One Sebastiaan and no Bastiaan.

It's tricky to write it phonetically in English though, I guess indeed Boz comes closest.

In Polish, "bas" pronounced "b-ahh-z" means the lowest octave in a vocal ensemble.

When I was younger, I loved to sing when I had any kind of respiratory infection (cold, flu, strep) because it made my voice super low and my mom would always say:

"Ania, nie spiewaj basem"

roughly translated, that means "Ania, don't sing with the bas"

billy

In Norwegian Bas means "He, with much to lose, but still puts on a great fucking fashion show".

In South Africa its pronounced...

Bazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Only solution is audio.

I say it as Baz but not intentionally, it's a quip from my particular local area that we somehow can't say s without making it sound like z, such as Bus sounds like buzz.

And bas in arabic means Algerian.

bil arabi djibl mai, bil turki su getir, bil kurmanji ave bina

GEEB NOT jeeb.

masr om el donya, el 3rabi bet3tna ya homar

i maka bigga bas once whenna i wasinna north africa.

Bas means low or bottom (location or quality) in French. But the s is silent.

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Originally posted by Frenkieee Yes. Sebastiaan, Bastiaan, Bas. Bastiaan is rather uncommon, Sebastiaan is a bit more common but Bas is the most common. I got several friends that are called Bas. One Sebastiaan and no Bastiaan. It's tricky to write it phonetically in English though, I guess indeed Boz comes closest.

Really? I only know the name Bastiaan because it's the name of the guy who wrote that book I posted. And I know no Sebastiaans... though, of course, I know very few Dutch people

Anyway, Bas, in several languages, according to the Wiktionary:

• Crimean Tatar: Bass
  
• Dutch: Imperative of "bassen" (To bark)
  
• French: Low, Bass, Stocking
  
• Polish: Bass
  
• Scottish Gaelic: Palm
  
• Slovene: Bass
  
• Swedish: base; foundation; (mathematics) base, basis; a set of vectors which span a certain space
  (mathematics) base; the lower, horizontal line in a triangle or the horizontal plane in a cone, pyramid etc;(chemistry) base; alkali; (molecular biology, colloquial) nucleotide in the context of a DNA or RNA polymer; bass guitar; permanent structure for housing a military
  
• Turkish: Imperative of "basmak" (to press)

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