EDIT: Realized they're both technically French missiles and that made it even funnier
Que viva mi patria π§π§π§π¦π·π¦π·π¦π·
this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2024
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I need a text form so I can pop it into Google translate. I assume itβs the exact line from the movie except Argentinian
I don't know Argentinian (or French, as the case may be), but based on what the words look like and sentence structure, the second sentence is 'And did you think you'd die alongside a friend?'
And the third is 'Ah, yes, I something'
Many translation services also translate images with OCR though, I just can't be bothered to do that.
If you tell me what the actual lines in the movie are, I can see if that matches up with my poor attempt at a translation.
French, it's the same translation as the original template if you've seen this meme before.
Long live free Ukraine!
Viva argentina!