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> [typed] C'est pas l'homme qui prend la mer. C'est la mer qui prend l'homme. Moi, la mer, elle m'a pris, > [generated] elle m'a emporté, elle m'a ramené, elle
by Fiahil 5y ago
> [typed] C'est pas l'homme qui prend la mer. C'est la mer qui prend l'homme. Moi, la mer, elle m'a pris,
> [generated] elle m'a emporté, elle m'a ramené, elle m'a fait voyager. Mon rêve était de voyager. Mais trop pressée, je n'ai pas pu, j'ai pris l'avion. J'ai atterri à Marseille, j'ai pris le bus
Almost like you could sing along !
- slim 5y agoImpressed and intrigued by the fact it chose a female voice (pressée)
- Fiahil 5y agoOh nice catch ! It's a duet - with Axelle Red - then !
- molyss 5y agowhich looks like a grammatical error "Moi, la mer, elle m'a pris" should have been "prise" if the narrator were a woman. And even in the generated sentence, some verbs imply a male narrator (emporté and ramené)
- jobigoud 5y agoSo many people are making mistakes on the accord with the auxiliary avoir that the model probably did not learn the correct rule. Especially if there is enough source material from forums and other informal texts.
- xcambar 5y agoFor the non french, it's the beginning of a famous song by Renaud, "La mer". And the generated lyrics could fit the tempo of the song but mostly make it very funny! I'd laugh to hear Renaud sing "I was yoo much in a hurry; I took the plane; I landed in Marseille; I took the bus"
- jidey 5y agoThe song is called "Dès que le vent soufflera" ;)
- glandium 5y agoDès que le vent soufflera Je repartira Dès que les vents tourneront Nous nous en allerons (de requin) I wonder if any model could end up being this creative with conjugation and plays on words. For the non-French speakers, repartira and allerons are wrong conjugations (should be repartirai and irons) and allerons (de requin) is a play on words because allerons is close to ailerons (fins; and requin is shark).
- xcambar 5y agoI should have known better!