Would you say they have typically a strong or an acceptable accent? +compared to other nations?
I'm wondering that because I was in a debate the other day with my friend, we are the best students in our english class but we still have an awful, ear-tearing accent. The other students however, most of the time make basic mistakes like forget to conjugate their verbs or do so like they're rolling a D20, after 10 years of learning English. So we looked into it and from what we've gathered we basically sound horrible because our learning system is focused on reading and learning vocabulary and contructing argumentations instead of hearing, talking and study everyday language. We were wondering to what extent that was true. As a non-French your opinion would be quite interesting!

I don't want to be a bitch but I'm just pointing out that nothing in the original message indicates AntiVax is a girl... That's ordinary sexism, just here.
No biggie but that's the kind of thing I like people to become conscious of.
Your point is still vastly valid though.

AÎm not chioure.

I would have thought they'd lay on their side and do it like this but I haven't had sex with a Stegosaurus in a long time so I'll trust you.

yaeh like chinese babies' pants, they is a slit for this exact region. (maybe less today but it was really common in the 70's - event though to be honest a lot of shit was common during the 70's).

Poor guy still has the same cellphon though.

I just checked because a wild doubt attacked me : https://www.grammarly.com/blog/lay-lie/
From what I see laying means setting something down, like I was laying my opponent's guts on my hair, whereas lying is used to say that I are the one in a horizontal position. Or am I misunderstanding something?

Actually, I'm transpecies so I identify as a cat. meow :3
(bruh I feel dirty just writing that nvm)

I've heard the name, we spent 1 month in class on the story of a girl named Julia who lived in Heidelberg. It was when the teacher wanted us to learn constructions like " das Mädchen, das etw macht ..." and by the end I had forged a huge 10-line sentence with like 7 of these, the kind of stuff no one would use irl. It was the grammar version of a hydra and the teacher looked at me like she knew this day was going to happen. So yeah I remember where it is and a few pics. nice town from what I've seen :)