Loosely translated from the French, 'Je vais te manger' means 'I am going to eat you.'
Au revoir mes petits.
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Sunday, November 08, 2009
Je Vais te Manger
Are you guys lucky or what?! I have another French lesson for you. You are probably already vaguely familiar with the French bear that eats children. Well, the bear pictured below is a close cousin of his.
Loosely translated from the French, 'Je vais te manger' means 'I am going to eat you.'
Au revoir mes petits.
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Loosely translated from the French, 'Je vais te manger' means 'I am going to eat you.'
Au revoir mes petits.
You totally need to subscribe to my site. It's spammerific!
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9 comments:
Does this mean there's room for negotiation?
Bear is a pretty tough negotiator. But maybe we can crack him...
My French is so rusty, but I understood "Je" and "manger" before reading the translation.
I thought it read, "I have to eat."
I like that the bear's next meal has a pink spotlight on him. :D
Okay... my mind went into the gutter.
First...Ananda!
Second...I think this is not a bear of very little brain. He knows what he wants and will have it. Good for him.
French bears DO eat kids.
Don't you ever wonder why I moved to Canada?
(Well, obviously I didn't know about Canadian bears. But they are nicer. They only eat American grow-ups, you know, the one with guns).
I could definitely use that phrase!
Tara: The good news is that you were in the ballpark :)
Ananda Girl: I don't even want to know where it went, haha.
Laura: I think he should be president. I mean, only after Obama.
Zhu: Ahhh, it allll makes sense. By the way, I'm looking for a baby grizzly bear. Can you ship one my way?
MrManuel: It is a very useful phrase, hehe
I desire a t-shirt, a hoodie, and a lobster bib all with this, my most favorite of your drawings. I would were the bib to work :D
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