"Mon ex ressemblait à une grenouille."

Translation: My ex looked like a frog.

[Mr_Pig]

Miss Piggy speaking

[ivornovello]

Have you had a look at yourself- inside and out? Come on Duo, get some adults on your staff.

[EdenEames]

Agreed...one could say "oh it's just lighthearted", but I've heard people talk like that plenty. To which I would say "You chose to date someone you thought looked like a frog?"

[malabhargava]

Well, why did you marry him in the first place?

[LouiseRobi2]

Is that the ultimate insult??!!:D

[NieNieNieNie]

Of course because we eat frogs.

[SeanFogart4]

Someone said in German "frog" ((ein/der) Frosch?) is an insulting term for a Frenchman. This is possibly from English:

"As a British derogatory term for "Frenchman," 1778 (short for frog-eater), but before that (1650s) it meant "Dutch" (from frog-land "marshy land," in reference to their country)." -- https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=frog

Of course it can also be complimentary as in the British fore-bearer of a U.S. Navy Se.A.L.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frogman . . .

Sincerely,

Your Froggerty

[Anne-Marie4456]

Just kiss him and maybe he turns into a prince...

[MichaelHaa65689]

normal speed audio, "à une" is impossible to discern.

[CheekiBreeki_CH3]

Would anyone look like something ugly just because a breakup occurred?

[ErnestGree4]

A little smack time ... ah?

[Sub-Hash]

Si poli.

[Bartelar]

Poke?