Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing for the following: 1. But I don’t want to be chubby 2. I don’t want 3. Minister of body weight future seer. I hail thee!

1. **Original**: "But I don’t want to be chubby." **Meaning**: The speaker is expressing a desire to avoid being overweight or having a fuller figure. **Rephrasing**: "However, I wish to avoid being chubby." 2. **Original**: "I don’t want." **Meaning**: This is an incomplete sentence lacking an object, but it indicates that the speaker does not desire something. **Rephrasing**: "I do not want that" or "I do not desire that." (You might want to specify what "that" is for clarity.) 3. **Original**: "Minister of body weight future seer. I hail thee!" **Meaning**: This phrase appears to be a playful or humorous address to an imagined authority (a "minister") who can predict or control one's future body weight. **Rephrasing**: "O great seer of future body weight, I salute you!" If you need further clarification or context, feel free to ask!