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hanni-bunny-lecter: justhannibalinthekitchen: teaboot: minarchists: galaxy-ara: pro tip dont learn a language if you do not come from the languages bearers. i.e dont learn french if youre not french, dont learn chinese if youre not chinese, dont
kellhorreur: sadjadewithcake: French: …Sixty-seven, sixty-eight, sixty-nine, sixty-ten… Other languages: **stares** French: **stares back** French: …sixty-eleven, sixty-twelve, sixty-thirteen… French: …sixty-sixteen, sixty-ten-seven…Other
kellhorreur: French: …sixty-sixteen, sixty-ten-seven…Other languages: *shutting eyes*French: …sixty-ten-eight, sixty-ten-nine…Other languages: *hands over face*French: …four twenties! :) Four twenties one…
kellhorreur:sadjadewithcake:French: …Sixty-seven, sixty-eight, sixty-nine, sixty-ten… Other languages: **stares** French: **stares back** French: …sixty-eleven, sixty-twelve, sixty-thirteen…French: …sixty-sixteen, sixty-ten-seven…Other languages:
foreignmovieposters: The Stranger (1946). French-language poster.
victoriousvocabulary: MALAPERT [adjective] 1. impudently bold; saucy; amusingly forward and flippant. [noun] 2. an impudent, saucy person. Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, mal-, “not“ + apert, “clever” . [Marta de Andrés]
victoriousvocabulary: RUFFIAN [noun] 1. a tough or rowdy person. 2. a thug or gangster; a violent or lawless person; hoodlum or villain. Etymology: from Old French rufien, from Italian ruffiano, perhaps related to Langobardic hruf - scurf, scabbiness.
victoriousvocabulary: DELUGE [noun] 1. a great flood of water; inundation; flood. 2. a drenching rain; downpour. 3. anything that overwhelms like a flood. [verb] 4. to flood; inundate. 5. to overrun; overwhelm. Etymology: from Old French, from Latin
victoriousvocabulary: DEVALL [verb] to sink; to decline. Etymology: from Middle English devalen “to descend, sink”, from Middle French devaler, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin devallare, from Latin de “down, away” + (assumed) -vallare, from Latin
petrovia: The One Where Joey Speaks French Your first line is “My name is Claude” so just repeat after me..
candygarnet: shamwowxl: wine-dark-sea: ilyasaurus: randomfandomteacher: indigopersei: broitsablog: wildeisms: @indigopersei is the french language just always on the verge of getting someone accused of assault or..? my friend,if only you knew
jamesbhrnesvevo: sebastian “omg people speaking my language” stan
pesticidepizza: opalisagoddess: It’s so beautiful. STEVEN’S VOICE IN FRENCH IS SO ADORABLE OH MY GOD It makes me absurdly happy to hear dubs of this show
grimphantom2: rafchu: Only 2 days left to help crowdfund Vanadis, a 18+ collective comic project I took part in ヾ(＾∇＾) An English version is available for those who don’t speak our impossible-to-learn French language 屮ﾟДﾟ屮You can
hogwartsforeverhome: hanadoodles: PETITION TO MAKE LEARNING ANOTHER LANGUAGE COMPULSORY IN ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES FROM A YOUNG AGE BECAUSE ENGLISH SPEAKERS ARE LAZY ASSWIPES WHO EXPECT EVERYONE TO SPEAK ENGLISH AND NEVER BOTHER EVEN LEARNING ANY
to-heck: ardri-na-bpiteog: theholleywoodsigns: atlas-prime: theholleywoodsigns: c-bassmeow: Penis is an ugly word too Créme de la cock Thin fuckin ice Can y'all please stop committing crimes against the french language Le no
French words can go kick rocks. English too. Give me Spanish and Korean, every letter makes the same sound every time depending upon position and it’s so easy to remember for both languages. English and French are trash.
teded: When we talk about ‘English’, we often think of it as a single language. But English has evolved over many generations, making the story of the roots of the English language a complex one. Just as French, Spanish, and other romance languages
hidden-agender: askinnyblackman: spanish lesson for today estoy comiendo la papa = i am eating the potato estoy comiendo el papa = i am eating the pope In French only context can differentiate between “I’m eating an avocado” and “I’m eating
broitsablog: wildeisms: @indigopersei is the french language just always on the verge of getting someone accused of assault or..?
ganymedesrocks: laclefdescoeurs: Narcissus, 1890, Gustave Moreau … Almost too difficult to express this emotion, outside of using the French language… Loosing Oneself is acceptable; loosing something of that, in a translation would be insulting…Une
shamwowxl: wine-dark-sea: ilyasaurus: randomfandomteacher: indigopersei: broitsablog: wildeisms: @indigopersei is the french language just always on the verge of getting someone accused of assault or..? my friend,if only you knew It’s a very
melaye: darkbookworm13: kellhorreur: sadjadewithcake: French: …Sixty-seven, sixty-eight, sixty-nine, sixty-ten… Other languages: **stares** French: **stares back** French: …sixty-eleven, sixty-twelve, sixty-thirteen… French: …sixty-sixteen,
roxymerrin: candygarnet: shamwowxl: wine-dark-sea: ilyasaurus: randomfandomteacher: indigopersei: broitsablog: wildeisms: @indigopersei is the french language just always on the verge of getting someone accused of assault or..? my friend,if
vriskezi: emissary-of-wind: vriskezi: the only word in the entire french language is baguette Mensonges et calomnies, ma jeune amie, le français est une langue riche, et ce particulièrement dans le domaine culinaire ! *baguette
Where do you live? What language did your great grand parents speak? What are you afraid of?
crystal-gems: the-world-of-steven-universe: Steven Universe - “Intro in different languages” (#1) Here’s the intro in 5 different languages: English Latin American Spanish Portuguese French Chinese More languages coming soon! Sweeeeeeeet
ask-googlechrome: Some languages are easier to speak than others…featuring my 2 top patreon supporters: Jayham and Hideki
ponyota: in the tags, put - where u live- ur first language - what u call this:
Friend: "I just love french language."
brat-grrl2: brat-grrl2: s'il vous plait monsieur ou est la gare killing the french language rocking the beret
baernat:You know what’s funny about languages? That you have a different voice for each one you speak.
audre-w:trashboat:tchaikovskaya:macadamianutmilk:abbaskiarostami:Ok this is kinda funny but imagine being surrounded by people who sound like this. The French language was a mistake in the first place but combining it with English…. abomination @033h
ruinedchildhood: reblog this post with the following information in the tags:-where you live-your first language-what you call these
supreme-leader-stoat: candygarnet: shamwowxl: wine-dark-sea: ilyasaurus: randomfandomteacher: indigopersei: broitsablog: wildeisms: @indigopersei is the french language just always on the verge of getting someone accused of assault or..? my
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![victoriousvocabulary: RUFFIAN [noun] 1. a tough or rowdy person. 2. a thug or gangster; a violent or lawless person; hoodlum or villain. Etymology: from Old French rufien, from Italian ruffiano, perhaps related to Langobardic hruf - scurf, scabbiness.](https://40.media.tumblr.com/0e90cd47a2bbdef1b22562ee7fd09471/tumblr_mw6mdggnHL1r47bczo1_250.jpg)
![victoriousvocabulary: DELUGE [noun] 1. a great flood of water; inundation; flood. 2. a drenching rain; downpour. 3. anything that overwhelms like a flood. [verb] 4. to flood; inundate. 5. to overrun; overwhelm. Etymology: from Old French, from Latin](https://69.media.tumblr.com/043638a13d33aa74f175aa54439f4382/tumblr_mnocu51Sxe1qzqnxxo1_250.gif)
![victoriousvocabulary: DEVALL [verb] to sink; to decline. Etymology: from Middle English devalen “to descend, sink”, from Middle French devaler, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin devallare, from Latin de “down, away” + (assumed) -vallare, from Latin](https://69.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4rslgSn4O1rvsq71o1_250.jpg)
