Second panel: We did not ask you for your opinion.

Was she so angry she just threw up?

@Shadow_the_Hedgehog
 
I dont know what your first language is (spanish?) but one of the difficulties for those who want to learn French is this:  
In French, EVERYTHING have a sex. Male or female. There is no “it”. EG:
 
Une table (a table - female)  
Une maison (a house - female)  
Un lave-vaisselle (a dishwasher - male)  
Un bureau (an office - male)  
Un bébé (a baby - male)  
Une étoile (a star - female)  
Ect…
 
The common rule is that if the word end with e, it’s female. Then there’s the one who confuse the shit out of everyone, even the French:
 
Une (un?) avion (a plane - female or male?)  
Une (un?) automobile (a car - female or male?)  
Une (un?) augmentation (a rase - female or male?)  
ect…
 
French is a beautiful language. However, it does have lots of complicated rules. Learning these rules as a French person is quite hard. So, any foreigners who want to learn it, good luck!
 
Hope you have enjoyed today’s French lesson!  
…  
Man, I’m bored…

@Kanrabat  
French? Cool, I always wanted to learn French.  
But, you know,it was much more difficult, and I preferred to learn English :P

@Shadow_the_Hedgehog
 
By the way, my first language is French, as I said in @Kanrabat

@Shadow_the_Hedgehog
 
Oh lol, NEVER. I use logic and online dictionaries, the later only for single words. As for grammar and phrases structures, I try to figure that on my own.

@Kanrabat  
Are you using Google traslate?  
Estas usando traductor Google?

@Kanrabat
 
Jeez…
 
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It seem my English is forever a work in progress.

@Vree
 
I’m a foreveralone but never fear, Google is here!  
Also, I notice the new word being re-used often in many places. In that case, it’s meaning is also confirmed.
 
Also, this site is one GREAT tool for anyone:  
http://dictionary.reverso.net/

Aww Luna trying to be a big filly.

@Kanrabat  
What is annoying is that these days you never know who the author is so it is entirely possible that they are also foreign so the words they use may not be a 100% right…Always have to check with a friend that it is so first.

Celestia:“Time for new day! Like we always say. Neatness Counts.”  
Luna:“Right Celi. And by the way. You got a piece of cake on your necklace.”  
Celestia:“Buck you Luna. And you got a little sphagetti sauce on your’s. As usual.”  
Luna:”… really?! Your hooves are dirty.”

So, “bib” is the English word for the French “bavette”. I just LOVE learning new English words this way. In fact, that’s how I learned 90% of my English!
 
Also, lawl!

“It can be two things!”