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In France, they don't say 'I Love You'. They say instead "cet homme a volé un peu de pain et je vais le chasser pour le reste de sa vie avant de sortir avec lul, je veux dire le mettre en prison" 1 year ago from with 35,436 notes tags: #this is obviously a valvert joke #Valvert #je t'aime my dear followers who put up with this stuff from me

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in japan they say "ピープ音レタス" which means "your eyes are stars" and i think that's beautiful that's amazing oh my god google translate ALL BOOKS SHOPPING NEWSIMAGES English beep beep lettuce ピープ音レタス Edit Bipu-on retasu
japanyoshi: minunyu: a thing I hate: posts that are made to exploit people's lack of knowledge of a language and mock them when they reblog it thinking it's spreading a positive message when it actually says 'eat my ass' or something equally horrible like seriously just eliminate that garbage from existence in japanese we don't say "go to hell" when we insult people, we say "いつも 傍に居てくれてありがとう" which means "your family tree bears sour fruits" and i think that's beautiful I dunno if you intended it to be but this is really cute on my goodness
in germany we don't say "let me hug you" we say "lass mich deine seele dem herrscher der finsternis opfern" which translates to "i never want to let you go" and i think thats beautiful English Spanish French German detected lass mich deine seele dem herrscher der finsternis opfern ㄨㄧ English Spanish Arabic let me sacrifice your soul to the ruler of the darkness ☆藁
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