Examples of using Groot in English and their translations into Malayalam
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Come on, Groot.
Groot, hurry!
Right, Groot?
De groot: Ugly stretch.
Thank you, Groot.
Mr. De Groot, quickly, please.
You killed Groot!
Groot, we're gonna be rich.
You can't. No, Groot!
I am Groot. I'm not a raboon, either.
What?- It's Mr. De Groot.
MAN 2: Mr. De Groot, depth at 14 fathoms.
It's Messrs. Howell and De Groot.
It's Mr. De Groot.- What?
De Groot: Harnin the port sheets.- Aye, sir.
I never thought I would meet a Groot.
Aye, sir. De Groot: Harnin the port sheets.
So his vocabulistics is limited to"I" and"am" and"Groot.".
De Groot: Captain, we're fully loaded.
Give me your word you won't hurt Groot… and I will tell you where the batteries are.
De Groot: I suppose it's my fault.- Out?
And then repeats phonetically what he said to the men. frowns thoughtfully,One waits for Mr. De Groot to finish speaking.
Out? De Groot: I suppose it's my fault.
De Groot wants to tack earlier through the wind than you suggested.
Mr. De Groot's inclined to hand you over to the crew.
Well, Mr. De Groot says that from this position, while our masts are above it. when viewed from the beach, our hull sits beneath the horizon.