Zapato: 你是一个大飞机。

Zapato: 我爱你，聪明的孩子！

Zapato: 我想吃你的头发。

Zapato: 我不要朋友。

Zapato: Yo necesitas mas amigos I dunno I’ve been playing around with Duolingo lately

Zapato: Ναι, πράγματι, έχω πέντε.

Zapato: Жоқ, бір бөтелке суын алғым келеді

Zapato: No, I would like a bottle of water.

Zapato: I’m sorry, the old Potato can’t come to the phone right now.

Zapato: ‘cause he’s washing his face with strawberry fertilizer

Zapato: Ma’am, I really need you to fix my clock right now.

Zapato: Finding happiness does not lie within the contents of the book, for the book, which was borrowed by a small boy named “Todd”, came in a strange box which was decorated with all sorts of sequins and rimestones found in Cambodia when two miners accidentally triggered a small trap box that was laid there accidentally by the flooding that had occurred two months before the box had been found, open, on the floor, and the miners had not know a bout this because it was buried very well under the sandy ground beneath their sandals, which were already very dirty, but were increasingly damaged by the triggering of the trap box, for the trap box was very old, having generations upon generations of small critters feasting on it, and this box was the thing that revealed the rimestones, decorated the box, ultimately allowed a small boy named a Todd to hold a sacred piece of literature that did not hold the secret to happiness.

Zapato: 我想吃它。小土豆是我的！

Zapato: When life

Zapato come sillas

Zapato come sillas