the Russian kind of thing of Katya's speech








    Russian speaking fish here, and I feel like it's important that everyone knows what Katya said in her speech.


She said the Russian portion was "I have a carburetor outside that I just have to do some work on" (which, gold), but she actually says "я звезда - навсегда. спасибо большое" which means "I'm a star - forever. Thank you so much."
which honestly that hit me so hard because i love katya and i love that she's able to say something like that about herself, even if it's in a foreign language that no one in the room will understand and hidden behind a joke <3

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