Slightly OT, but per chapter 8 where the French teacher insists that they say it in French: "On deplore la mort d&k0l9;A3as#a." (I wasn't able to put the accents or cedillas, but roughly, "We're mourning the death of Alaska." /nerd outNative French speakers, correct me if I'm wrong or if there's a better way to say it. |
   
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Slightly OT, but per chapter 8 where the French teacher insists that they say it in French: "On deplore la mort d&k0l9;A3as#a." (I wasn't able to put the accents or cedillas, but roughly, "We're mourning the death of Alaska." /nerd outNative French speakers, correct me if I'm wrong or if there's a better way to say it.
15.10.2016
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