>Noooooo, you can't call it a chocolatine, it's pain au chocolat!
Noooooo, you can't call it a chocolatine, it's pain au chocolat!
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They sell them near my flat but they call it chocolste bread
You can call it whatever you want but you'll get the disdain and derisiveness you deserve if it's anything other than "pain au chocolat"
what is a chocolatine and a pain au chocolat?
tfw pain chocolate
>Made a japanon in /fr/ believe that they correct term was "chocolatine" once
>He kept on using the term from there on
>Frenchies all started screaming, >jap didnt know what the fuck was going on
pain au chocolat literally means chocolate bread.
'chocolatine' sounds reddit af
wtf is wrong with you
ok and what is a chocolatine
why do french people get mad about it?
BASED
Hello w*jakposters
This. If you want a life without stress then don't go to France or anywhere without observing local customs and saying the right things
obsessed
Same thing but only used by a small share of the population in the south west of France
Someone is mad because a frenchie roasted your shit tastes in chocolate w*jakposter
I thought it was a Brittany thing, or do they have some other distinct vocabulary?
Based as fuck.
Linguistic variation is bread and butter of culture. Fuck those retards who think otherwise.
Yeah, for instance they use "gavé" ('force-feed") to say "très" ("very")
>chocolatine?
>pain au chocolat?
>do you mean chocolate croissaint?
oh it's a regional word, i get it
why do y'all get so mad about it?
That’s a Painoutine de choc.
It's quite literally the same thing as the cereal before milk:
An occasion to both argue about some meme and to feel part of some social group in our soulless age of loneliness
>couque au chocolat
>why do y'all get so mad about it?
For historical reasons a lot of French speakers in France have a primitive mindset towards language and its variation.
Nobody gets mad at this, it's literally a shitty normalfag meme.
I use "pain au chocolat" regularly in the southwest and nobody gives a fuck.
>the "perfect french accent" user
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>boudi té vé ce falabraque d'estrangey, il arrête pas de m'emboucanner avec ses chocolatines si il continue à faire cager la vigne je vais lui aganter la gueule
basé, c'est quoi ce patois?
provençal/nissart
>falabraque
>enboucanner
chocolatine ou pain au chocolat, de toute façon tu ne peux plus manger. Oublie le.
>NOOOOOO STOP SAYING NONANTE IT‘S QUATRE VINGT DIX
fucking frenchoids
>septante
>huitante
>nonante
Révise ta géographie.
Oh tu sais, moi, qu'il s'agisse de la Guyane ou de la Réunion
Je vais faire le boulot de tes profs incapables de métropole : la Guyane se situe en Amérique du Sud et la Réunion dans l'Océan Indien près de Madagascar. Tes soeurs viennent en nombre sur cette île des Mascareignes pour trouver l'excitation sexuelle exotique que vous autres leucodermes êtes incapables de leurs offrir.
Ah, tu es donc un Réunionnais en déveine d'amour-propre qui a besoin de donner dans le même de la grosse bite chocodermique pour se remonter l'ego ? Grand bien te fasse.
Je ne suis là que pour casser l'ennui du confinement et tu es mon jouet.
Il faut imaginer Sisyphe heureux.
Et de quoi donc que t'es prof ?