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Me: Alright, are you ready, Hattie?

Hattie: Meow

Me: *sings* ♪ If you’re happy and you know it, say “meow” ♪

Hattie: Mraaow

Me: ♪ If you’re happy and you know it, say “meow” ♪

Hattie: Mrah

Me: ♪ If you’re happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, if you’re happy and you know it, say “meow” ♪

What was he thinking to try

Roaming the lands pouring salt on god’s creatures

tu yeetes

il/elle/on yeet

nous yeetons

vous yeetez

FIN DU GAME J’ai découvert le plus grand secret de la saga Star Wars.

Bonjour! Thank you! I messaged my French exchange student and asked her, and she told me these:

“jamais 2 sans 3″ - if there has been 2, there will always be a third

“poser un lapin” - to be stood up

“ça ne sent pas la rose” - it stinks (she said she uses that one a lot but doesn’t know if it is widely used)

“avoir l’esprit mal placé” - seeing a sexual connotation when it’s something normal (I think it means something like “to have a dirty mind”)

“cordon bleu” - someone who is good at cooking

“mêle toi de tes oignons” - mind your own business (she said people use this all the time)

“baisser les bras” - to give up (she said this one is also said all the time)

“être de mauvaise foi” - if someone is being stubborn/not admitting they’re wrong when they know they are (I looked up this one and it said “to be dishonest/disingenuous” and “in bad faith” also)

“ça n’a ni queue ni tête” - it doesn’t make any sense