I don't see the problem. It's A tree. It's not THE tree.

I bet is an Spanish books translated to English, 'cause:

Tree = Árbol

Horse = Caballo

Star = Estrella

And so on

Is it just me or are the images and text AI generated?

I think that it's just a screenshot of on-screen translation (like Google Lens or whatever, you can def see the artefacts) of this:

(Caption is, naturally, compete bullshit)

OP, this is absolutely a Google Translate image of a French ABC book into English.

Arbre is tree

Cheval is horse

Etoille is star

Vache is cow

Gateau is cake

Roue is wheel

Edit: le typo

Either the whole image is AI gen or someone used AI gen to make a childrens book.

I think its the former and the whole post is just bullshit.

Can we acknowledge how weird it is that the word they chose for U was "Universe". Seems a bit grandiose for a letter book for young children.

"A is for apple. B is for balloon. C is for THE COSMIC VOID OF INFINITE SPACE"

That book is a translation nightmare...

Tree = árvore

Horse = cavalo

Vaca = cow

There are a lot more. Those are English to Portuguese translations and there are more. I'd risk the original language of the book is heavily Latin based.

Wtf is a “yote?”

Ok, so assume it's French. The words now make sense. But, look at the pictures.

Does that look anything like a helicopter / hélicoptère? What does that pink round thing have to do with snow / neige? Why does the image for a tail / queue look like a radish? And what's with the letter for Y? Common Y words in french for kids are things like "yak", "yaourt" (yogurt), "yeux" (eyes), "yeti", "yacht", "yoga", "yo-yo". They seem to have chosen "yole", which in english is "yawl", defined as "a two-masted fore-and-aft-rigged sailboat with the mizzenmast stepped far aft so that the mizzen boom overhangs the stern." And yet, although the image appears to be a sailboat (voilier), it's a one-masted sailboat.

This is AI though, or am I being whooshed

it's probably translated from another language yeah, could be French or Spanish

• Tree in French: Arbre; in Spanish: árbol
• Horse in French: Cheval; in Spanish: caballo

for M it looks like it's French, house in Spanish is casa

Ah yes, P for Phish, classic kindergarten stuff

HELLCOPTER

Gateau = cake

At least X is for xylophone.

Because X is always for xylophone.

it checks out with french

G für Gadze

Yote is the past tense of yeet

G: Cake M: House V: Cow

I didn't check all of them.

They have cake and cow already. Two decent c words to choose from.

Vaca is cow so that explains v

The VCow goes moooooooo

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