Mkgnao

GUESS WHO? You Will Never Guess Who Said This

What sounds like poor poetry here, actually comes from the most unlikely of sources.

I cannot verify this myself even though, it does seem likely from what I know of him.

My girlfriend recorded it and translated the translated version from Spanish to English.

I think it is very exciting nonsense but I won't say who said it until the very end.

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Mrkgnao

Estoy en marcha

I am moving/ going

Busco mi amor

I am looking for my love

Mi amor estoy aqui

My love, I'm here

Estoy aqui, mi encanta

I'm here, I love it

Hola,

Hello

No estoy de buen humor

I'm not in a good humour

Dame tiempo para calmarme

Give me time to calm myself

Vamos a luchar ahora

We're going to fight now

Estoy muy disgustado

I am disgusted/ offended, displeased

Algo me ha alterado mucho

Something has annoyed me a lot

Hola,

Hello

Estoy enamorado

I'm in love

Hola,

Hello,

Quiereme

Love me

Busco mi amor

I'm looking for my love

Estoy enamorado

I'm in love

Mi amor, ven a buscarme

My love, came for me

Vamos a luchar ahora

We are going to fight

Busco mi amor

Hola

Hello

Que esta passando?

What is going on?

Quiereme

Love me

Voy a atacar

I'm going to attack

Mi amor, ven a buscarme

My love, came for me

Estoy muy disgustado

I'm very disgusted

Quiero ser amado

I want to be loved

Quiero ser amado

I want to be loved

Esta en marcha ahora, Traélo

It's on its way, bring it

Quiero ser amado

I want to be loved

Quiero ser amado

I want to be loved

Quiereme

Love me

Quiereme

Love me

No estoy haciendo tan bien

I'm not doing so well

No estoy haciendo tan bien

I'm not doing so well

BASED ON: MeowTalk app Conversation

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One of Joyce's cat tales later became a book

PAWS FOR THOUGHT

What's the difference between a cat and a comma?

A comma is a pause, at the end of a clause, whereas a cat has paws at the end of its claws.

Grammatically speaking, my cat nailed this poem, seriously, my cat Mimi or at least this MeowTalk App that we used, has better punctuation than James Joyce's Ulysses.

Spain changed the laws recently about animals and pets are now considered sentient. Now my cat is producing poetry, so in the words of my little Mimi, "Que esta passando?"/ "What is going on?"

WHAT'S HAPPENING? Anna busy translating what Mimi is saying.

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