Please let me know whether or not I'm getting Apple Bloom's accent right. I'll need to be really good at it for a later story.

I think your doin g her accent right, that being said, PLEASE CONTINUE!!

Hola,

For the record, Apple Bloom's accent is perfect. The emphasis is on what they should be, and the apostrophes are used with care. One question, out of curiosity, how do these naming conventions work? One zebra is named Zecora, and the next is named unpronounceably Ngu'mfalme. And those delightfully evil sounding forbidden potions... *wants recipes*

Adios, my friend, until we meet again;

AmorphousEnigma

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To be honest, all of the names are just taken from the Swahili Google Translater

Ngu'mfalme is a combination of a word I don't remember and "king" (mfalme).

Maisha means "life".

Maanalama is a combination of "Maana" and "Alama", respectively "Meaning" and "Mark".

Mstajiji is a combination of "Mstari" and "Kijiji", which means "Stripe" and "Village" (Not that original, no.)

Next chapter will be introducing Kweli, which means "The truth".

I think that's everything...

Hope it cleared things up!

WOW, amazing fic dude! Can't wait for the next update! I liek the cool history for zecora and how applebloom is her best friend

>>138218138218

You're pretty good at her accent.

>>150099150099

“And Ah didn’t know you were the best potion brewer in your home!” Apple Bloom said, still excited. “I mean, even Rarity’s dresses ain’t as popular as them potions you made

"I mean"

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Oh god, NO! Don't read this!

I haven't even looked at this thing for more than a year. I'm afraid of what I'll see