Clara

Venable: "Yeah? So could another human being."

Michael: ". . ."

Venable: "So could a dog."

Michael: ". . ."

Venable: "So could a dedicated duck."

Michael: ". . ."

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No disrespect to Voltron or the creators of Voltron, I still love the show and the people working on it

But let me in enjoy this

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Meanwhile, Fandom:

keith: think positively

She was away from home and lost in the night

Her place was far too far away to find

He was alone and happy to see someone new

*To get a better understanding on how tones (the little marks on the letters) work when speaking Mandarin, HERE is a guide from Idol Producer  :) 偶像  |  Ǒu Xiàng = Idol 练习生  |  Liànxí Shēng = Trainee *The show is called “Ǒu Xiàng Liàn Xí Shēng”. lit. meaning “Idol Trainee”

练习  |  Liànxí = To train, practice 全名制作人  |  Quán Míng Zhì Zuò Rén = National Producers 等级  |  Děngjí = Rank, grade *eg. A Děngjí, B Děngjí etc. 准备  |  Zhǔnbèi = Prepare 努力  |  Nǔlì = Work Hard 舞台  |  Wǔ Tái = Stage 编舞  |  Biān Wǔ = Choreography 舞蹈  |  Wǔ Dǎo = Dance (noun) 跳舞  |  Tiào Wǔ = To dance, dancing (verb) 唱歌  |  Chàng Gē = Singing 说唱  |  Shuō Chàng = Chinese word for ‘Rap’. lit. meaning “talk sing”

表演  |  Biǎoyǎn = Performance  *Can be added to end of actions to describe the type of performance. eg. “WǔDǎo Biǎoyǎn” = Dance Performance “ShuōChàng Biǎoyǎn” = Rap performance

老师  |  Lǎoshī = Teacher 导师  |  Dǎoshī = Mentor *Both can be added to end of words to describe one’s area of teaching.  eg. Jieqiong and Chengxiao are both “WǔDǎo Lǎoshī” (Dance Teacher)  Jackson and MC Jin are both “ShuōChàng Dǎoshī” (Rap Mentor) 

歌曲  |  Gēqǔ = Song 歌词  |  Gēcí = Lyric 风格  |  Fēnggé = Style *eg. WǔDǎo Fēnggé (Dance Style)  团队  |  Tuánduì = Team C位   |  C Wèi = C Position (Center)  主唱  |  Zhǔ Chàng = Main Vocal 主舞  |  Zhǔ Wǔ = Main Dancer 队长  |  Duìzhǎng = Leader 队友  |  Duìyǒu = Teammate

担当  |  Dāndāng = In charge of, responsibility *Often used in member’s introduction when saying their roles. eg. Vocal Dāndāng, WǔDǎo (Dance) Dāndāng etc.

对  |  Duì = Yes, correct 对不起  |  Duìbùqǐ = Sorry 谢谢  |  Xiè Xiè = Thank You 开始  |  Kāishǐ = Start 帅  |  Shuài = Handsome 酷  |  Kù = Cool 可爱  |  Kě ài = Cute 性感  |  Xìng Gǎn = Sexy 粉丝  |  Fěnsī = Fans 投票  |  Tóu Piào = Voting 排名  |  Pái Míng = Ranking 挑战  |  Tiǎo Zhàn = Challenge 任务  |  Rèn Wù = Mission, task 出道  |  Chū Dào = Debut 加油  |  Jiāyóu = Go! Come on! etc. *Equivalent of the Korean ‘Fighting’ or ‘Ganbatte’ in Japanese. lit. meaning ‘to add oil’ 幸苦了  |  Xīnkǔle = Often said at the end of the day. lit. meaning ‘tired’ ‘you’ve worked hard’ 前辈  |  Qiánbèi = Senior (Sunbae, Senpai etc.)  后辈  |  Hòubèi = Junior (Hoobae, Kouhai etc.) 哥哥  |  Gēgē = Older Brother 姐姐  |  Jiějiě = Older Sister  弟弟  |  Dìdì = Younger Brother 妹妹  |  Mèimei = Younger Sister *Gēgē etc. can be added to the end of names, similar to the Korean ‘-Hyung’. A more mature way of calling someone is to shorten it to just ‘-Gē’ ‘-Jiě’ etc.  *Adding 们 (men) at the end turns these into plural form, eg. “Gēgē men” (the older brothers) “Lǎoshī men” (the teachers) etc.