...Y'know, you could always just get better with your English, and -- I dunno; ask your questions in English, instead? It's not like French public schools don't actually teach you the language, and you also get the benefit of having an additional language you can use IRL whenever French doesn't cut it.

Sure, it's a shame and all that the French and German forums got discontinued, but that kind of stuff always happens here and there, and most people that are affected by such things should be used to it by now, given how most of the Internet is in English first before being localized to other languages (oh, and you may not know this, but being on an English forum can actually make you *better* at writing English. I know; what a shocker).

Anyway, just remember that "Happy Birthday" is actually spelt "Hapi Burfdéi" (and not "Hapi Bursdéi" like I keep hearing from French/Japanese media for god-knows-what reason) and that Google Translate is only "good" at "translating" single words (and by "good" I actually mean "decent", and by "translating" I actually mean "giving you loads of words and hope you know your English well enough to know which word is best for which context"), and you should be on your way not to write/speak cringey Engrish anymore.

And then these kinds of announcements, like the GH one we've been mentioning here, will matter very little to you, because then you won't be just restricted to the one language you grew with, and then you won't have the need to make these kinds of posts anymore, and then I won't be here spouting obvious stuff most people know ever since globalization became a thing.

P.S: After taking a quick look at both Google Translate's website and app, I realized it was actually even worse than what I had imagined in the making of this post, so just use Reverso instead if you need something translated.