검색어: i've nicked a little bit of that (영어 - 키냐르완다어)

and i think i have a little bit of a fever
kandi ndatekereza ko mfite umuriro muke

well can you tell me a little bit more about your chest pain?
ni byo ushobora kumbwira mu magambo arambuye kurushaho ibirebana n’ububabare bwawe bwo mu gatuza?

with the dcop command-line application and a little bit of perl, we're going to make a simple script which slowly cycles the desktop background through the spectrum.
i dcop: command - umurongo: porogaramu na a bya, kuri ubwoko a byoroheje iyandika i ibiro mbuganyuma gihinguranya i.

balls bounce of walls as one would expect them to, with a little bit of dampening. deflect the ball off the walls and into the cup to advance to the next hole.
kwidunda bya nka rimwe kuri, na: a bya. i bidakora i na i kuri kuri i ibikurikira >.

the following script gets the main image from the user friendly comic strip and sets it as the desktop wallpaper, using commonly available tools and a little bit of & dcop;:
iyandika i ishusho kuva: i akarongo na nka i ibiro, ikoresha bihari ibikoresho na a bya & dcop;:

anyway, & cups; is now making its way around the world and it might well become a triumphal one: i am a little bit proud to have supported and contributed to this from near the beginning.
, & cups; ni noneaha i na a rimwe: i am a kuri na kuri iyi kuva: i itangiriro.

after you got new cards you are allowed to raise a little bit. it is the same as the bet phase so i do n't explain it again. click on the draw button (which is now labeled with see!) when ready.
gishya kuri kuzamura a. ni i nka i i nanone. ku i gushushanya akabuto (ni noneaha na:) ryari: cyiteguye.

currently & kdiff3; understands only c/ c++ comments. using the line-matching-preprocessor-command you can also ignore other types of comments, by converting them into c/ c++-comments. example: to ignore comments starting with "#", you would like to convert them to "/ /". note that you also must enable the "ignore c/ c++-comments" option to get an effect. an appropriate line-matching-preprocessor-command would be: sed's/ #/ \\/ \\/ / 'since for sed the "/" -character has a special meaning, it is necessary to place the "\\"-character before each" / "in the replacement-string. sometimes the"\\ "is required to add or remove a special meaning of certain characters. the single quotation marks (') before and after the substitution-command are important now, because otherwise the shell will try to interpret some special characters like '# ', '$' or '\\ 'before passing them to sed. note that on windows you will need the double quotation marks (") here. windows substitutes other characters like'% ', so you might have to experiment a little bit.
ya: i / inyuguti: a bidasanzwe igisobanuro, ni kuri i\\ inyuguti: mbere / in i ikurikiranyanyuguti. i\\ ni bya ngombwa kuri & ongera cyangwa gukuraho a bidasanzwe igisobanuro bya inyuguti. umwe gusubiramo ibyavuzwe (') mbere na nyuma i - command by' ingirakamaro noneaha, i igikonoshwa kugerageza kuri bidasanzwe inyuguti nka #, $cyangwa\\ mbere kuri. icyitonderwa ku & windows; i maharakubiri gusubiramo ibyavuzwe ("). & windows; ikindi inyuguti nka%, kuri a.