Whoa!!! This is awesome!
This is such an incredible idea. Too many things are forgotten when the sun goes down.
Just so you know my name is….
For anyone and most people that don’t know my real name is “John” not “jon” but that’s another story. Just thought I would share all these different versions of the name. You should try it and RT!
Other language forms
- Ean (Manx)
- Eoin (Irish)
- Evan (Anglicised form of Welsh Ieuan, Efan, or Ifan)
- Eoin (Scottish Gaelic (Biblical form))
- Gino, (Italian)
- Giuàn (Western Lombard)
- Giovanni (Italian)
- Gjon (Albanian)
- Ġwanni, Ġwann, Ġanni (Maltese)
- Hans (German, from Johannes)
- Հովհաննես (Hovhannes) (Armenian)
- Iain (Scottish Gaelic (common form))
- Ιωάννης, Γιάννης (Ioannis, Giannis) (Greek)
- Ion (Romanian)
- Ivan (Croatian, Russian and other Slavic language nations)
- Iwan (Polish, Welsh)
- Jaan (Estonian)
- Jaanus (Estonian)
- Jan (Belarusian, Polish, Czech, Danish, German, Norwegian, Dutch, Swedish, Faroese, Afrikaans)
- Ján (Slovak)
- Janez (Slovene)
- Jani (Finnish)
- Jānis (Latvian)
- János (Hungarian)
- Janusz (Polish)
- Jean (French)
- Jens (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish)
- Jevan (Anglicisation of Efan)
- Joan (Catalan)
- João (Portuguese)
- Yohannan (Persian)
- Joanes (Basque)
- Jógvan (Faroese)
- Johan (Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, German, Faroese, Afrikaans)
- Johann (Germanic: German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch)
- Johannes (Germanic: German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch)
- Jon (Norwegian, Swedish)
- Yohanes (Indonesian - especially among Catholics)
- Jón (Icelandic, Faroese)
- Jonas (Lithuanian, Swedish)
- Joni (Fijian)
- Jovan (Serbian)
- Jowan (Cornish)
- Juan (Spanish / Filipino)
- Juhan (Estonian, Finnish)
- Juho (Estonian, Finnish)
- Seán (Irish Seán, after the French Jean)
- Shane (Anglicised form of Seán)
- Shaun (Anglicised form of Seán)
- Shawn (Anglicised form of Seán)
- Shon (Israeli Hebrew) שון (from Shawn)
- Siôn (Welsh)
- Xoán (Galician)
- Йоан (Bulgarian Ioan, form of Latin Ioannes)
- Yann (Breton)
- Yahya (Arabic: يحيى) Muslim version of John, also used by Protestant Christians in Indonesia
- Yohanu (Telugu)
- Yohanes (Eritrean, Ewe)
- Yohannan (Malayalam)
- Yohani (Kirundi)
- Yohanna (Aramaic: Youkanna)(Arabic: يوحنا) the Arabic/ Aramaic language derivative used by Christians of the Levant.
- Yosh (Polish)
Holy %$@#! This gave me chills! Cars have never been my cup of tea but this video kills it. The cinematography is insane as well as the ride.
July 4 WarmUp : Kickoff the Summer at P.S.1!
Date: Saturday, July 4, 2009
Time: 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM
The 2009 WarmUp season kicks off with Reagenz featuring Jonah Sharp (Spacetime Continuum) & Move D (extended live set), and a DJ set by Daniel Bell a.k.a DBX.
Get your dancin’ shoes on for another great season of music in Long Island City!
Reagenz
Reagenz (the German word for test-tube) is a collaboration between Scotland-born Jonah Sharp and German native David Moufang. With track names like “Hollow Mountain” and “Long Leaves,” their dreamy brand of ambient electronica is riddled with analog interjections and jazzy idiosyncrasy.
Daniel Bell
A Berliner by way of Toronto, Detroit and Sacramento, DJ Daniel Bell brings minimalist influences to the turntables. Steve Reich and Philip Glass meet Chicago House to create a pulsing, bleeping, and blipping techno baby.
Advance Ticket Sales
Tickets to Warm Up can be bought in advance from any of the agnès b. stores located in New York City. Please visit www.agnesb.com for more information.
Store Locations
103 Greene Street NY 10012
212.925.4649
1063 Madison Avenue NY 10028
212.570.9333
13 East 16th Street NY 10003
212.741.2585
