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[BigOto2]

Do Spanish... It'd be hilarious since I've been taking it for 5 years and know quite a bit of it.

[AdrenalinDragon]

I loved the impersonation, especially the fake French at 2:51 (unless you really do know French in which case sorry). It reminds me of that time I started speaking fake French at an angry moment during my CCLP3 LP to imitate what Rock sometimes says in his videos, but unfortunately it was insanely embarrassing and didn't make the cut. Sorry if I've 'd anyone's languages.

I have been to Paris, France, and sort of got the accent there, but I don't actually know what rockdet is saying in French. I'm guessing it means he's frustrated or it's swearing in French?

[BitBuster]

I plan to do some fake impersonation of a language at some point in my LPs. I would list which one but I know I'll get the actual impersonation wrong

How about Esperanto?

[jblewis]

I have been to Paris, France, and sort of got the accent there, but I don't actually know what rockdet is saying in French. I'm guessing it means he's frustrated or it's swearing in French?

There's one thing I've picked up that Rock uses frequently, which sounds like "See bwaaaaai..." (Yes, I'm sure it's spelled exactly like that. ) I'm guessing that's some expletive in French, but much of it sounds like mumbling. Could you enlighten us, Rock?

[Flareon350]

Do Spanish... It'd be hilarious since I've been taking it for 5 years and know quite a bit of it.

I'll give it a try. Even though I'm like 12% spanish and only took 2 years of it, I don't really know a lot. But I'll try I already have a hilarious intro for a Spanish impersonation

[BigOto2]

By that I meant a totally fake language impersonation, so if you've taken any Spanish it won't work, lol. You know how someone who doesn't know any German would try to mimic the sounds you would hear in that language which sound a lot like English played backwards? Those are hilarious.

Another thing I hear Rock say alot is "Sacamash" or something like that, again obviously spelled correctly.

[jblewis]

I think I have a slightly better idea of what that one means...

[geodave]

How about Esperanto?

No, just NO.

[Hornlitz]

Well, someday soon I may upload my Let's Fail: Delivery Ship.

Maybe I will someday if I learn more about Data Resetting...

Then I'd get 2 awards! If only...

[rockdet]

Your 2 words are 2 Quebec swears. First one is "Ciboire", which is a ciborium in English. Second is "Sacrament", accent on the middle A, or it becomes "Sacrement" which means obviously sacrament in English.

In Quebec, we twist a lot of church words to make them swears. Look up for "tabernacle", "calice", Christ, "hostie"...