[ SECRET POST #4862 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4862 ⌋

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[fscom]

07. https://i.imgur.com/nkENmvT.png

[lovelythings]

"Le chèvre" can refer to either the goat or the cheese made from goat's milk.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. La chèvre is a goat. Le chèvre is a cheese.

[(Anonymous)]

If it was refering to the goat it would be "La chèvre".

[(Anonymous)]

No it doesn't. The goat will always be "la chèvre", female form. If you want to specify "male goat" it's "le bouc". "Le chèvre" is either short for "le fromage de chèvre", or outright failing at grammar.

Source: french cheese-loving, animal-knowing person.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Thanks for the explanation.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm wondering if this is a pun on the name of Mads Mikkelson's character in Casino Royale...

[(Anonymous)]

Not familiar with James Bond-verse, is that "Le Chiffre"?

[(Anonymous)]

I thought maybe it is a reference to this film, but idk:

La Chèvre (English title: Knock on Wood, literal translation: The Goat) (1981)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Ch%C3%A8vre