u/Daniboy0826

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I know that this has already been said a million times, but I want to share it too.

Basically, recent TPOT Fries has been acting more and more like his BFDIA self, like when he was the sole cause of the whole "trapped in a closet" fiasco with Eggy, Naily and Remote, or when he told Puffball that he "gives up" because it's how he does things, this is something that I don't really like. The writers saw how popular his BFDIA iteration became and now want to bring it to TPOT too, but this decision is simply weird.

BFB to Early TPOT Fries is not only a realistic evolution from his BFDIA self, one that would be strange if reverted out of nowhere, but post-IDFB Fries is also an interesting character on his own that I would very much like to see explored! His antics of caring about leadership and respectfulness in BFB were in no way forgettable for me, the biggest downside is that this personality of his and Golf Ball's are really similar, but eh if the writers know what they are doing then they could separate these two more.

But yeah, last time we saw true BFB Fries was in TPOT 6 as he acted more like his BFDIA self in TPOT 22 and 23. You could say that he instead acted more like a mixture of these two iterations in TPOT, by being nonchalant as in BFDIA but also more calm like in BFB, but in my opinion this type of in-between would work better for IDFB, because y'know, it's in the middle! TPOT Fries should act like BFB Fries.

Map that I used.

I say somewhat inaccurate because it's hard to really represent what was absolutely going on at the time, so places like Austria-Hungary, Germany and especially Russia might have some mistakes here and there. I myself spotted some in the very source that I utilized to create this!

Feel free to point out mistakes in the replies.

Map that I used.

As a Brazilian, when I started to learn French, I just had to pronounce /ɛ̃/, /ɔ̃/ and /œ̃/ the same way I pronounce my native Portuguese "an", "on" and "an" respectively lol. The only one that's actually unique is /ɑ̃/.

I thought that it would be a lot more complicated to get the hang of it at first because the IPA symbols were all different.

Of course I'm not saying that it is the best Final 11 possible, but this one is pretty solid!!! I'm glad that it is here.

Identifying /a/, /ɛ/ and /ɔ/ in unstressed syllables would be easier with this alphabet, they would replace the old silent consonants that European Portuguese used to have in its orthography xd

The images and text are directly from the meetup.

If everyone crashed out because of Winner and Liy getting eliminated, imagine the day where this guy gets out!

Also Donut is definitely cooked in his next Cake at Stake because who could he possibly survive over in the Final 11 😭 maybe Book but if the writers continue to give her something to do like in TPOT 23 then she might receive a lot of votes again.

The only way he can perhaps survive is if the writers dedicate 50% of TPOT 25's screentime to him and put him UFE agaisnt 2 people who didn't gain any screentime in the episode. After that, the writers can make him safe again for the next 5 consecutive episodes or so.

He performed worse than Winner in TPOT 17 despite getting more relevance than them in TPOT 16, and Winner recently got eliminated, so yikes.

Fries was responsable for getting not only himself, but also Eggy, Naily and Remote stuck in that tiny uninteresting room for two months and never showed any signs of remorse or helpfulness! I would be mad too.

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By the way, Fries acted like BFDIA Fries at the first half of TPOT 22, which is weird considering how BFDIA Fries and TPOT Fries are noticeably two very different people but, I digress.

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And about Eggy, yes her leaving Stapy behind later in the episode was dumb and not justifiable at all.

I had never paid attention to the initial sign lol

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The gold ones are the Huang twins!

Darn you Etruscans for grabbing the Greek letter Γ, that was for /ɡ/, and assigning its Etruscan equivalent 𐌂 the /k/ sound instead because it was "easier to write than 𐌊". The Latin alphabet popped up with 3 letters (C, K and Q) for /k/ as G was later created for /ɡ/, but why didn't they just give /ɡ/ back to C. 😭💔

For context: Phoenician abjad -> Greek alphabet -> Etruscan alphabet -> Latin alphabet.

An example language for each graph here:

• c - Kikuyu
• ch - French
• g - Galician (reintegrationist)
• ish - Gascon Occitan
• iss - Languedocien Occitan (some dialects)
• ix - Aragonese
• j - Galician (reintegrationist)
• ll - Rioplatense Spanish
• s - Hungarian
• sc - Italian
• sch - German
• sci - Italian
• sh - English
• si - Welsh
• siy - Tagalog
• sj - Dutch
• sk - Faroese
• ss - Auvergnat Occitan
• sy - Malay
• sz - Kashubian
• š - Czech
• ş - Turkish
• ș - Romanian
• ṣ - Yoruba
• ŝ - Esperanto
• ʃ - International African Alphabet
• x - Asturian
• xh - Walloon
• y - Rioplatense Spanish
• z - Seri