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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAA OMG, wi wi
oui oui*
*wee wee
V V
mais non c'est "pui pui"
58: Non.
18 or 48 is failing so hard it is alnost sad...
Listen carefully I only say this once..
Hon hon hon baguette no?
What does it mean?
#42, 'Hon, hon, hon' is used to depict French laughter 'baguette' is French bread, and I don't know if the no is suppose to be English or French, because if its French it's supposed to be 'non?' So I'm guessing they're asking if you want French bread.
Thanks #47.
#47 most central European people when speaking English end their sentences with no or yes. It's kind of a thing many do.
As long as he didn't understand that you were faking it, what's the problem? ;)
Unless he comes in again!?
Lol FYL, but it's really not as bad as you think.
I don't see a problem here. Sorry op :p
Reading these people try to speak in French is amusing. For one, it's spelled oui not wi
I know right? ?
Theres a button called "like" for that...
It could have been worse. You could have been practicing being a stripper. LOLOL!!
lol that would've been a sight to see
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As long as he didn't understand that you were faking it, what's the problem? ;)
Hon hon hon baguette no?