I thought the same because

• cow = vaca
• wheel = rueda
• fish = pes
• snow = nieve

but in French

• cake = gâteau
• house = maison
• tail = queue
• monkey = singe
• bird = oiseau

Note: For H, that seems to be an image of a propeller airplane, not a helicopter.

Could be either Spanish or French based on those words, I guess. I'm not sure if any of the words in the picture don't start with the same letter in those languages (or maybe even other Romance languages).

Ah so one of these situations

It seems people are blind to AI now, seeing people having discussion over this AI slop makes it time to add "braindead society theory" to the already existing "dead internet theory"

I think it's AI upscaling

It's Google Translate, from French I think.

Tree= Arb Horse = Cheval Cow = vache

I can't see the while thing while I comment, but I know a Translate image when I see it.

Before I zoomed in on the picture, my first thought is the letters supposed to represent their respective objects could have been in French words. A for arbre, b for balloon, and c for cheval.

Yup, the OOP is really just milking for social media likes by faking the post.

Might even be AI translated, as the font is whack

Yup, found the original:

I was gonna guess Spanish until I got to cake 😂

Arbol, Caballo, Estrella, etc.

If it's AI generated, it's a hell of a coincidence that the letters all match the French words for those things.

The book is 1000% AI generated. The text and images are blurry mid journey nonsense. I mean, "helicopter" is a fucked up looking plane ffs.

However, it would be a massive coincidence that all the words have a French translation that fits the letter. The OP could've done that intentionally, but that seems like a lot more effort for an AI generated post

It looks to me like google translate text over an image of a French book. The text is garbled, but it's close enough and the words are accurately translated.

M is for mesothelioma

"H is for: Horrors beyond human comprehension"

It's an image translated by an AI and used for internet points. Zoom in to the text to see why.

Can confirm these three also work in french and Spanish!

It's the past tense of yeet. Unless you're trying to be fancy and say "yotten" instead of course.

Someone should have yote this in the trash.

Yole in French is a small sailing boat. It's also in the English dictionary. A more common word would be skiff.

This looks incredibly ai generated

I don't think it's AI. I think it's just an upscaling method that REALLY doesn't like text. I've seen it around on Lemmy often

Edit: Yeah I found the original, it's just the upscaling. https://x.com/abazwhyllzz/status/1576904534416232449

Shel Silverstein agrees.