2026-09-22 09:10 UTC
the kid here is saying a lot of stuff that's easy to understand, but I went down a bit of a rabbit hole with his last sentence:
Moi aussi, quand je serai grand, je veux aller les voir en vrai !
Moi aussi - easy, "me too"
quand je serai grand - the "serai" threw me for a loop, but I had a hunch that it was a future form of être and I was right, so this is "once I grow up", literally "when I am big/great" :)
je veux - I want to
aller les voir en vrai - I'm still not 100% sure what the "les" is doing there, but he's basically saying he wants to go and see all of it for real. (the sights of Kalos, that is)
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@mercurial@booping.synth.download 2026-09-22 10:10
@follpvosten@karp.lol "les voir" = "to see them" Works similarly to reflexives (e.g. "je me leve" = "I get (myself) up", "s'habiller" = "to dress (oneself) up"). So object reflexive thingy + verb means "to [verb] [object]"