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Post by [deleted] » Sun, Jan 13, 2013, 3:08 AM UTC

PLejeck wrote: post #67

w1ntermute wrote: post #30

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Here's transcriptions of the texts. There might be some errors, please post corrections (make sure they are transcription errors, and not errors from the original document - there are quite a few of those, perhaps intentional). On Pastebin: Ideas: http://pastebin.com/WSfmLDA5 Life tips: http://pastebin.com/PTF4cfDJ Test: http://pastebin.com/BExqVKpv -------------- Full texts (same as Pastebin): -------------- IDEAS F…

The weirdest thing isthe TEST RESTAURANT REVIEW thing, because while the rest look like notes that one is just... gibberish

Post by Lunatikzc » Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 7:39 PM UTC

abolibibelot wrote: post #172

Lunatikzc wrote: post #170

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It's french for sorry, desolated would be more related to 'désolation'

Well, being French and all, I beg to differ: "une lande désolée" can be translated as "a desolated moor". But it's a bit quaint, and yes, désolée usually means sorry (feminine form).