#it's trilingual!

[nyancrimew]

are you more comfortable writing in english online than in swiss german? will ich han überhaupt kes problem uf schwiizertüütsch zschriibe aber hochtüütsch isch es absoluts no-go für mich, da schriib ich lieber sogar uf english xD

i type in all three languages und kann da auch problemlos fliessend zwüsche allne wechsle so i de mitti vom satz

[twisted-wonderland-but-gayer]

Reading the official translation of the Manga and Adeuce mentions how weird Yuukens name is and seems to have a hard time pronouncing it and call him Yu instead.

But what if we take this further and say that Yu, though easy to pronounce– is also a weirdass name or is also difficult to pronounce cause the language difference and shit. Like maybe 'Y' is silent so they have to guess on how to pronounce "U" when reading it out (is it like 'you' or ooo?). Maybe it's a sound that is never used in names.

Idk just a thought

[r4nd0mth0ught2]

Q!Cellbit married à Mexican and now he can't stop speaking spanish 😂

Q!Cellbit se casó con un mexicano y ahora no puede parar de hablar español 😂

[heyheresathou]

my roman empire is how peoples' voices change when they switch languages

[sinnerenjoyer]

lol not him talking in english when he was supposed to answer in italian 😭😭

[elderwisp]

hey moon, it's just you and me tonight everyone else is asleep

[greyworld10]

Being bilingual is hard but being trilingual is even harder because your vocabulary is just shit.

[charlescomposts]

I think that ce serait vraiment génial qu’il y ait des libros escritos en más de una lengua para qu’on puisse train ourselves to do fast-paced switching between different languages. Y no estoy hablando de libros “bilingües” como los que tienen una página en un idioma y la próxima en otro sino d’un livre qui mélangerait les langues together directly in a single text like celui-là.

[lucapizzelles]

"Fame è il mio secondo nome."

I love when the non-english versions of the movie give me heartbreaking characterizations not as barebones apparent* in the original. what do you mean he's not just "definitely hungry." what do you mean he's hungry so much that he uses the phrase usually reserved for things you're really good at/often find yourself feeling/do a lot ("danger is my middle name" "pizza is my middle name".)

Am i reading too much into this? yeah 100% definitely. dooooooonnnt careeee.

*because tbh you don't need to do much analyzing or digging to come to the conclusion that Alberto likely has a lot of malnourishment going on, but this kinda pushes it to the front

(also, luca infantalizes himself in a lot of the dubs (a lot being the Thai and Italian one, I should check the Spanish one though since I actually know that language) which I could also talk about for a significant amount of time)

[ch-mrgt]

Here is what I share with Jean Moreau : I'm French and the only word I did not understand in the book was the exact one he asked the meaning for.

Thank you Jean for asking what is the translation of pouffiasses in english, now I feel better, we struggle together.

[fraisefille33]

I downloaded a new app for learning German because Duolingo actually started driving me insane and I know it’s the jump from most used nouns to just generally whatever nouns they felt like putting on here… But 242 feels a little excessive for one section. Can we not pace this a little slower please? This is just scary 😂.

[obamousse]

Half-Korean Mattsun is entering my domain.

His mom is half-Korean, and an expatriate (though high-end white collar worker) who came to work in Japan and married Mattsun's dad. Mattsun inherited his curly hair and tanned skin from his mom.

Even though they have Korean blood, they never watch any K-drama or listen to Kpop.

Mattsun's mom is good at English (obv due to the nature of her job) and his dad is good at it too. So their family became a sorta multi-language-y household, where both English, Korean, and Japanese are exchanged. Mattsun is fluent in English because of that, but he's most fluent in Japanese (Korean comes third).

Mattsun, Iwa, and Oikawa are fluent in English (they probably speak more than English and Japanese). Oikawa has a language ability (Japanese, Portuguese, English, Spanish), Iwa is half-Filipino and has Filipino American relatives (so he speaks Japanese, Filipino, some Chinese, English), even though his mom speaks only Japanese to him and his dad, and Mattsun's home uses a lot of languages. Hanamaki has no idea what's going on whenever these three speaks English, but he finds that they are very useful to travel with. He's proud because having 3 trilingual friends where trilingualism is uncommon is a pretty good feat.

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[tomfrogisblue]

My favourite thing from Ratoier's qsmp rampage was when he'd show up yelling and cursing in Spanish and the non-Spanish speakers would freak out or be confused in their native language, then he'd do a slow turn and start yelling and cursing at them in their language too!

[meanslackofart]

kutti (hindi) bolna humari sanskriti ke khilaaf hai but this sanskriti doesn't mind being called nala kutti (malayalam)

[twitchylittlelamb]

I have 20 minutes to do this before my lunch break ends, let's go.

Yesterday I was rewatching Will's trial in S2, trying to focus on the little details, and something about Chilton's statement got me.

Through the whole trial Will remains the same: gaze low, neutral expression, barely reacting, fishing in his mind palace (except during Hannibal's statement, where we see him finally interested). While Chilton is talking Will remains the same, until he talks about how Will constructed the way he presents himself socially.

Paraphrasing Frederick cause I have no time to search for the screenshot of the scene, Will constructed his person suit as fragile, scared and harmless. The confused man we know couldn't commit those crimes, because in fact that man wasn't real. Chilton was wrong about Will's guilt and is often very dumb, but he saw through Will. The most important detail here is Will reaction as Chilton says this: outside he remains the same, but then it cuts to him fishing. An amused smile in his face, for the first time in this episode.

Then Chilton goes on about how saving lives pleasures Will as much as taking them, because he thinks of himself as a god. (Remember Hannibal saying killing must feel good to God too, he does it all the time.) Immediately after Chilton says this, it cuts to a beautiful shot of Will fishing.

A fisherman has the power to choose if the prey he catches will be returned to the water and live, or die and be eaten. Much like God, much like Hannibal.

(Also I used to go fishing a lot with my dad - Abigail moment - and here's the thing about these two possibilities: it doesn't matter. Either are pleasurable, both leave you feeling victorious and satisfied.)

I can't stand depictions of Will as a fragile and helpless victim. He was dark before Hannibal. In fact, they're so drawn to each other BECAUSE of their mutual recognition. Even if Will didn't understand it yet. Will was that confused, twitchy man because he was scared of his darkness, not because he was a victim.

Anyways, stop treating Will like a poor baby who fell victim to the scary monster.