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adaptiive liked this adaptiive said: ; yODELS LOUDLY. ur like 25% sweeney todd character. skailegend said: *chants* join us skailegend liked this likeabraham said: you are a 100 character now
GUYS THIS ISNT GOOD I CANNOT BE 75% PART OF THE 100 AND 25% OF SWEENEY TODD THIS IS NOT A GOOD MIX
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‘ if you speak with a SOOTHING voice it may respond better, foals often are very timid. ‘
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; that’s odd. i speak german as a third language, and i would absolutely pronounce it like the anon suggests. why would the ‘ck’ create a ’t’-sound? i’m curious uvu
first of all: yES ANOTHER GERMAN STUDENT L OVE ME
and I originally thought the same, but when spoken quickly I think it blends together, at least the way my german teacher pronounces it. I think it can have the ‘ck’sound, but a softer one than in shrek. idk man, languages.
; earlier today i was browsing youtube (still am, not the point), and there was a video with the title 'golden retriever puppies being adorable dorks' or something like that, and do you know what i thought ?? do you know whAT SINGLE THOUGHT ran through my mind ?? 'gosh that sounds just like walter i'm gonna watch it'
;posting this because Walter is literally a golden retriever puppy being an adorable dork.
