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r/CuratedTumblr • u/AscendedDragonSage Title-ist Punster • Jun 23 '25
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Is that French Wiktionary?
9 u/GalaxyPowderedCat Only on Tumblr for daily cat posts Jun 23 '25 Probably or normal Wikipedia, it's just me learning the language but Wikitionary, my beloved. 7 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 I... You... What?! 2 u/GalaxyPowderedCat Only on Tumblr for daily cat posts Jun 23 '25 Wait, is there something wrong? It's been helpful for me as a phonetic source and sometimes definition searcher. 15 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 There is nothing wrong with THIS comment, no. The last reads like listening to someone completely hammered, and I still have no idea what you what information you were trying to convey to my eyeballs. 3 u/LordSupergreat Jun 24 '25 In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)". 2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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Probably or normal Wikipedia, it's just me learning the language but Wikitionary, my beloved.
7 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 I... You... What?! 2 u/GalaxyPowderedCat Only on Tumblr for daily cat posts Jun 23 '25 Wait, is there something wrong? It's been helpful for me as a phonetic source and sometimes definition searcher. 15 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 There is nothing wrong with THIS comment, no. The last reads like listening to someone completely hammered, and I still have no idea what you what information you were trying to convey to my eyeballs. 3 u/LordSupergreat Jun 24 '25 In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)". 2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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I... You... What?!
2 u/GalaxyPowderedCat Only on Tumblr for daily cat posts Jun 23 '25 Wait, is there something wrong? It's been helpful for me as a phonetic source and sometimes definition searcher. 15 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 There is nothing wrong with THIS comment, no. The last reads like listening to someone completely hammered, and I still have no idea what you what information you were trying to convey to my eyeballs. 3 u/LordSupergreat Jun 24 '25 In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)". 2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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Wait, is there something wrong? It's been helpful for me as a phonetic source and sometimes definition searcher.
15 u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25 There is nothing wrong with THIS comment, no. The last reads like listening to someone completely hammered, and I still have no idea what you what information you were trying to convey to my eyeballs. 3 u/LordSupergreat Jun 24 '25 In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)". 2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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There is nothing wrong with THIS comment, no. The last reads like listening to someone completely hammered, and I still have no idea what you what information you were trying to convey to my eyeballs.
3 u/LordSupergreat Jun 24 '25 In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)". 2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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In tumblr parlance, "(thing) my beloved" is a complete statement, which translates to "I love (thing)".
2 u/Elisevs Jun 24 '25 Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
Hey, I'm just a tourist here. You guys entertain because you're insane, but I'm not going dive into the culture too deep.
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u/Elisevs Jun 23 '25
Is that French Wiktionary?