Seth

𝐊𝐨𝐤𝐮𝐭𝐨 𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐬𝐮𝐢
Google tells me that's a spanish verb meaning 'to take."

But given that Spanish conjugates like Latin, it may have a tense connected to it that I really don't feel like looking up and trying to understand for hours.

So who speaks Spanish?
Pringles explained that already.

Something with excitement.


tl;dr ass chapter.
 
Google tells me that's a spanish verb meaning 'to take."

But given that Spanish conjugates like Latin, it may have a tense connected to it that I really don't feel like looking up and trying to understand for hours.

So who speaks Spanish?
I do
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Pringles explained that already.

Something with excitement.


tl;dr ass chapter.
^^^
 
It's like Seth replied you with
Toma is used heavily to relate to something exciting

This hint might mean that someone landed a blow on someone else
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Okay. I like languages though.
What's the conjugation, past, present, imperfect, perfect, etc?

What's the actual translation when conjugated?
Tomar is "to give something something" to be precise

Yo toma, Tu toma, el toma, etc
 
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