Can you translate: 'Um desenho (des)animado que conta as aventuras de um cão engasalhado. Não tem muita coisa, mas é hilário!'
(from here)...
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:00,
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(from here)...
I'm just a crap shot.
Can't babelfish do portugese? A whole bunch of languages were added a couple of months ago.
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:45,
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Can't babelfish do portugese? A whole bunch of languages were added a couple of months ago.
is this:
"A drawing (des)animado that it counts the adventures of a engasalhado dog. It does not have much thing, but he is hilário"
... which is nice.
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:51,
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"A drawing (des)animado that it counts the adventures of a engasalhado dog. It does not have much thing, but he is hilário"
... which is nice.
I thought it would be too obscure a language for them...
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:34,
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So I tried "hello" and got a result. Then I thought how do I know that says "hello" in Japanese. So I reversed the process and put the result in and translated from Japanese to English. The answer was "today". Hmmm...
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:46,
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Japanese, its very ambiguous and context is everything.
Hello and today could very well be the same word :)
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:50,
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Hello and today could very well be the same word :)
all manner of things
OR (after translation and back)
That the majority explains methodological everything of thing certainly.
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 7:04,
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OR (after translation and back)
That the majority explains methodological everything of thing certainly.
A drawing /animation that tells the adventures of a something
dog. It does not have much something, but he is hilarious
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:18,
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dog. It does not have much something, but he is hilarious
It's always a puzzle when foreign sites link to you. You don't know what on earth they're on about.
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Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:21,
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An (un)animated cartoon of a well wrapped dog.
Doesn't have much too it, but it's hilarious.
(got a bit stuck with 'engasalhado', but reckon it's a local slang for 'agasalhado' which means covered).
By the way, the site name means 'I hate working here'.
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Doesn't have much too it, but it's hilarious.
(got a bit stuck with 'engasalhado', but reckon it's a local slang for 'agasalhado' which means covered).
By the way, the site name means 'I hate working here'.