Flareblaze182
@angelpaws.cc
Say it with him, folks!
MR. (ANT) TENNA'S T-V TIMEEEEEEEEEEE!
MR. (ANT) TENNA'S T-V TIMEEEEEEEEEEE!
July 30, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Say it with him, folks!
MR. (ANT) TENNA'S T-V TIMEEEEEEEEEEE!
MR. (ANT) TENNA'S T-V TIMEEEEEEEEEEE!
It's now time for our feature presentation:
FEACHER
Coming straight from YOUR house!
Coming straight from your house! (Coming!)
He's the one! (Coming!)
The King of Only!
He's groovy, and NEVER glooby!
You can't get this from an egg!
The sensation of your screen, the show that makes you scream!
FEACHER
Coming straight from YOUR house!
Coming straight from your house! (Coming!)
He's the one! (Coming!)
The King of Only!
He's groovy, and NEVER glooby!
You can't get this from an egg!
The sensation of your screen, the show that makes you scream!
July 30, 2025 at 5:16 PM
It's now time for our feature presentation:
FEACHER
Coming straight from YOUR house!
Coming straight from your house! (Coming!)
He's the one! (Coming!)
The King of Only!
He's groovy, and NEVER glooby!
You can't get this from an egg!
The sensation of your screen, the show that makes you scream!
FEACHER
Coming straight from YOUR house!
Coming straight from your house! (Coming!)
He's the one! (Coming!)
The King of Only!
He's groovy, and NEVER glooby!
You can't get this from an egg!
The sensation of your screen, the show that makes you scream!
4. "Majestueux" can be used as an adjective plural "Majestueuses" so it could possibly flow better to say "montagnes majestueuses"
In all, a better translation would be "êtes-vous venu voir mes "montagnes majestueuses"?"
Feel free to correct me, this is based off of french classes and some deepl.
In all, a better translation would be "êtes-vous venu voir mes "montagnes majestueuses"?"
Feel free to correct me, this is based off of french classes and some deepl.
July 5, 2025 at 12:39 AM
4. "Majestueux" can be used as an adjective plural "Majestueuses" so it could possibly flow better to say "montagnes majestueuses"
In all, a better translation would be "êtes-vous venu voir mes "montagnes majestueuses"?"
Feel free to correct me, this is based off of french classes and some deepl.
In all, a better translation would be "êtes-vous venu voir mes "montagnes majestueuses"?"
Feel free to correct me, this is based off of french classes and some deepl.
2. Questions should be reversed. Tu es translates literally to the descriptive statement "you have". Instead, use "es-tu" or "etes-vous".
3. I don't think"venu jeter un oeil" flows very well. If you natively speak french, please feel free to correct me but I'd suggest "venu voir".
3. I don't think"venu jeter un oeil" flows very well. If you natively speak french, please feel free to correct me but I'd suggest "venu voir".
July 5, 2025 at 12:39 AM
2. Questions should be reversed. Tu es translates literally to the descriptive statement "you have". Instead, use "es-tu" or "etes-vous".
3. I don't think"venu jeter un oeil" flows very well. If you natively speak french, please feel free to correct me but I'd suggest "venu voir".
3. I don't think"venu jeter un oeil" flows very well. If you natively speak french, please feel free to correct me but I'd suggest "venu voir".
Splitting this up between multiple posts.
Not a native french speaker, but there were just a couple of things that caught my attention.
1. When addressing multiple or non-personal subjects, it's better to use the formal "vous" instead of "tu", as "tu" should be used between people with familiarity.
Not a native french speaker, but there were just a couple of things that caught my attention.
1. When addressing multiple or non-personal subjects, it's better to use the formal "vous" instead of "tu", as "tu" should be used between people with familiarity.
July 5, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Splitting this up between multiple posts.
Not a native french speaker, but there were just a couple of things that caught my attention.
1. When addressing multiple or non-personal subjects, it's better to use the formal "vous" instead of "tu", as "tu" should be used between people with familiarity.
Not a native french speaker, but there were just a couple of things that caught my attention.
1. When addressing multiple or non-personal subjects, it's better to use the formal "vous" instead of "tu", as "tu" should be used between people with familiarity.
April 22, 2025 at 4:34 AM
Don't blame me for being curious!
April 22, 2025 at 3:45 AM
Don't blame me for being curious!
Inb4 something like
"Alright let's start this from the beginning. My name is Alwyn. I was bitten by my radioactive coworker Jeff, and for the last [REDACTED] years I've been the one and only All-seeing Spider."
"Alright let's start this from the beginning. My name is Alwyn. I was bitten by my radioactive coworker Jeff, and for the last [REDACTED] years I've been the one and only All-seeing Spider."
April 21, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Inb4 something like
"Alright let's start this from the beginning. My name is Alwyn. I was bitten by my radioactive coworker Jeff, and for the last [REDACTED] years I've been the one and only All-seeing Spider."
"Alright let's start this from the beginning. My name is Alwyn. I was bitten by my radioactive coworker Jeff, and for the last [REDACTED] years I've been the one and only All-seeing Spider."