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Внезапно
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Oh, and one more thing… batpony bread, meat batpony toaster:
>>1623457t (deleted)
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“Batponies” were put in a Google Translate, to translate on russian. But machine translated this like “Батоны”, or “batons”, or “булки” (this is same as “batons”, but you can say “bulki” referring to someone butt), or, in case you are French, “bâton”. This is a short chunk of white bread.
“Внезапно” in description means “suddenly, unexpectedly, abruptly”.
I hope, you got the meme. Ha-ha.
not funny
As I said, the term “bâton” is seldom used in France to designate a type of bread. Besides, I hardly read cyrillic.
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You’re France but you don’t know that “baguette” comes from an Italian word that basically mean baton?
your current filter.Okay. I’m French, so I know what “bâton” means, but the term isn’t often used to qualify bread in France (as opposed to “baguette”). Looking it up, I found out that it’s actually a Russian bread that happens to have a French name.
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@Ereiam
Someone tried to translate “batponies” in Google translate, Google thinks that in Russian it means “bread”
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It’s translates as “baton”, and that is a term for a short baguette, as well as the basic meaning of the Italian word that “baguette” comes from.
It’s not that it’s Russian.
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Same, I have no idea what this picture is supposed to mean.