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Published: 2015-07-22 14:47:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 14636; Favourites: 580; Downloads: 261
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Кому-то сейчас все пёрышки повыщипывают
...English translation for us boring, monolingual Americans?
O un traduzione in Italiano per noi Italiani
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This is the Russian version of Rarity is a marshmallow?
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Nope, it just sounds hilarious :3
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Особенно нравится гильда) Чувствую здесь идет некий контекст к vore
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vore
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ТОЛЬКО СЕГОДНЯ УЗНАЛ ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ЭТОГО ФЕТИША
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ЕГО ТУТ ЖЕ ИСПОЛЬЗУЕТ КАЖДЫЙ ВСТРЕЧНЫЙ
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ну извеняй, не я его придумал) Я равнодушен к vore)
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Да не, никаких претензий, просто странное совпадение.
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I have no idea what it says, but it STILL looks funny. Excellent work on Rarity's expression
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With the brokenness of Google translate I think it says "You disgust me dweeb" straight output stats "Tbl disgust has to neb * ^ MEWKY" Meh I thought it would be good for a laugh to try to drop it through there, someone else further down states a translation
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According to Underpable it means "You look like a dumpling."
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I'm guessing this is the set-up to Rarity's "sad pony" picture.
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I though she was going to stick some snot on her fur XD
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According to Underpable, Gilda is saying
"you look like a dumpling"
Why that relates to the plz account... I have no idea.
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Haha, I don't know what it says.
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Could You give me english translation, please..?
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"You look like a dumpling" It sounds funnier in russian
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Can you write it in russian but in more common letters? I'm polish and I can't read your alphabet no matter how hard I try, but written "normally" I should understand it since our languages are quite similar ^^
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What do you mean by "normally"?
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Normally as in letters I can understand, not looking like some strange figurines
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That's actually offensive, dude.
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If it's how it sound like in russian, at least in case of this one there is no difference between polish and russian versions.
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You pronounce it like "tuh pochozha na pelvmeschku". The uh in tuh as the e in "roses", the ch in pochozha as in "loch" or as the j in "jalapeño", and the zh in pochozha as the s in "pleasure".
The rest should be obvious, I think. Tried to make it as clear as possible, so, sorry if it comes across condescending.
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Thanks for that language lesson. Now I know a little more on non sequitur phrases in Polish.
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It's Russian actually.
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I see I see ^^ Thanks for explaining it anyway 
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