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tamagotchi

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tamagochi

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i love my tamagotchi.

French

j'adore mon tamagotchi.

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details on the conception, fabrication and operation of the fluffy tamagotchi.

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détails sur la conception, la fabrication et le fonctionnement du tamagotchi en peluche.

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for example, like the tamagotchi, it will need to remember to feed it regularly...

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par exemple, à l'instar des tamagotchi, il faudra bien penser à le nourrir régulièrement...

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the fluffy tamagotchi weighs 5 kilos, has the same feature set as a normal tamagotchi.

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le tamagotchi en peluche pèse 5 kilos et possède les mêmes fonctions qu'un tamagotchi normal.

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this small tamagotchi will accompany you throughout the adventure and you need to pick one that goes with your class.

French

ce petit tamagotchi va vous accompagner pendant toute l'aventure et il faudra en choisir un qui correspond à votre classe.

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the tamagotchi and its many clones are training children to attend to technology at the expense of their human interactions.”

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le tamagotchi et ses nombreux clones dressent les enfants à servir la technologie aux dépens de leurs interactions humaines."

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man remembers that a huge success of tamagotchi commercialized by this company in november 1996: more that 10 million examples have been sold.

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l'on se souvient d'un succès phénoménal du tamagotchi lancé par cette société en novembre 1996: plus de 10 millions d'exemplaires vendus.

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inspired from the virtual pet that was all the rage in 1998, i decided to make a tamagotchi that would not be so easy to fit in a child's pocket, and quite noisy.

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inspiré par l'animal domestique virtuel qui arriva sur le marché mondial en 1998, je décidais de fabriquer un tamagotchi qui ne rentrerait pas si facilement dans une poche d'enfant, et serait beaucoup plus bruyant et salissant.

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