#YES tagalog and portuguese have got some pretty similar words

[angelizs]

YOUR REACTIONS TO THE EDIT ARE SO FUNNY, I'm glad you liked it, it's wonderful(ly horrible) I know I know

regarding which one is the most dramatic, I present thee: indian soap operas. yes, mexican telenovelas and filipino teleseryes tie between each other, but I think the indian soap operas take the cake on this one. this video I linked cracks me up EVERY TIME. also Pando you have such good taste, I love romcoms too! I've heard good things about kdramas but I haven't watched any so far, I plan to do it... some day... eventually.

HI HI YAKO WELCOME TO THIS (VERY LONG) POST !!! I just wanted to say you're absolutely right, this bird is evil he's having evil thoughts of causing mischief, just look at him. nightmare fuel. also fr the context of the song made no sense in that scene lmao

CHERRY NOT THE TOKYO DRIFT PARODY I'M CRYING WITH LAUGHTER 😭😭😭 THE YA HOO GETS ME

there are so many cool languages... I wish I could learn a bit of all of them but I'm way too lazy for that 😔 I'll keep my knowledge of like a single word in each language and leave it at that for now. Cherry you wanna know what I did to practice my english?? I talked to myself out loud until I got the hang of the pronunciation (I KNOW IT SOUNDS GOOFY BUT IT HELPED I SWEAR)

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THIS EPISODE HELP???? the jumpscare I got when they started to sing in broken portuguese even tho I literally clicked on the video expecting it. I could only understand "eu quero mamãe", the rest is kinda jumbled. here's the song in case anyone wants to check it out! it says "I want my mommy", that's why the cats use it to mock Tom in this context

Rook's possible nickname for you made me remember that scene on Tom & Jerry when they're musketeers and Jerry's nephew is singing "alouette, je te plumerai~"

the song is about plucking the poor bird's feathers tho lol I searched about it a little, it's a interesting story tbh

oh yes, i remember that exact scene and song!! though, i first knew the song from a random memory of my pre-k years lol. the pre-k i went to taught us basic french for some reason, and they taught us the "Alouette" song early on. but as a four-year-old, it didn't really register in my head exactly what the song had meant (like many nursery and children's songs), so you can imagine the shock future me had when i found out what the song was truly saying 💀 the poor bird

but anyways, yes, my pre-k knowledge helped in thinking of rook's possible nickname for me bvjsdvkvs