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Hieroglyphics

Hello there.

I've been trying to figure out what this means for several days now. Needless to say I failed miserably.

Is there anybody with the slightest clue of what this might mean?




Thank you, I got it.
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  • FRENCH: yes, sir

    I'd like to ask you what would a French soldier say, after he receives an order, before he goes away. I believe in English it's simply "Yes, sir!"

  • KO == Not OK

    I've noticed that the acronym KO in French and Italian informal communication can mean simply "not OK" without particular relation to the original…

  • FRENCH: subjonctif

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