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isnt graisse fat as in lard?
thought gros meant the large kind of fat
Vous avez raison.

Pourquoi êtes-vous confus?

did someone say cannibalism
i'm aroused now
damn you

C'est un peu cannibale non?
oui, malheureusement... mais un homme doit manger. parce qu'il a mangé tout du beurre, il doit utiliser sa graisse (gros?) .
isnt graisse fat as in lard?
thought gros meant the large kind of fat
je ne sais pas. j'ai oublié un peu de français.
i'm not sure myself. i just finished 2nd level georgia high school french and am slowly losing it due to not practing so don't expect me to be up to speed on everything. i think gros is an adjective and graisse is a noun as in bodily fat.

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Graisse = lard (noun)
Gros = big (adjective)

i was trying to use graisse as noun bodily fat. is that right?
i've just realized that i've been confused this entire time. i didn't realize that drydess used graisse instead of gros (i thought he said gros) inside his initial thing and then i ask all these got damn q uestions
je suis stupide
« Last Edit: May 30, 2017, 01:54:06 PM by Daswiruch »

Graisse = lard (noun)
Gros = big (adjective)
oops why did i ever trust google translate lol

I speak
American, Mexican, german swears, Russian swears, Mexican swears, baguette swears
that's pretty much it

he is pretty lardy though

English and Norwegian

i speak all lingo
« Last Edit: May 31, 2017, 08:43:44 AM by Kringleberg »

american english, australian english, high german, and a bit of bavarian