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From: Larkall
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  • si aimable!

  • Lark,I will slap you..hahaah..nice video c'est magnifique!

  • C'est magnifique!

  • Samster where have you been?

  • The sun came out, so I had to play.

  • Hah! It's the number one most discussed in French blogs!

  • It is People & Blogs. You are a people so I chose that category..

    HAHA. Boss nearly caught me.

    You #1 people Elise!!

    People, People.

    Oh somebody slap me!

  • Somebody slap you? It could have been your boss doing it just now...

  • YAYAY!!!!

  • YAYAY is french for YAYAY!!!

  • YAYAY! Congratulations, Larkall!

  • very nice Larkvall now you need to go to Tiffany & Co. and get Elise a nice set of diamond earrings...lol

  • I would help her move to a better place before I gave her earrings!!

  • Hey Larkvall! Where does she live? I've seen a few of her vlogs but not all of them. Does she live in England?

  • Thank you! (I understood everything but 'essuelees' which is a word I have never seen before.)

  • esseulées=lonely. Vidblain is the french consult and he said it was a word that he does not use daily, but I will let him explain it.

  • Ah. If I had broken it down to it's component parts I might have guessed - 'seule' etc.

  • Ah... Yes. In my notes to Larkall I had said this:

    "esseulées" is not a word I'd use daily. Maybe "pleines de solitude" ("full of solitude"), or "Ses lèvres semblent se sentir si seules" ("Her lips look like they feel so alone") but I think for poetry "esseulées" seems nice. A bit harder for the non-native speaker, though.

  • I should probably have gone with one of those other versions. Lack of clarity lessens the impact.

  • No - it's good to learn new words. I couldn't even get the apostrophes right in my last comment so I should definitely work on language in any language!

  • I like to learn new words too. English is my second language, but that's the one I get to use the most (at least, in writing) these days. So I look up lots of English words all the time and I often go : "Oh, What a beautiful word." Just one L away from Louis Armstrong, really.

  • Excellent work, Larkall! I think it is a masterpiece.

  • Elise is beautiful. I think I need some translation though. What vegetable is the song about?

  • It is about the Iglesias, a hybrid made from the Mexican Hoolio and the French Brelle. Like the cucumber, which it greatly resembles, I believe it is technically a fruit.

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