Babelfish's Portugese to English translationis 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.
('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.
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 3:51,
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Babelfish do portugese? wow...I thought it would be too obscure a language for them...
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AndyK,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:34,
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It even doesJapanese, Korean and Russian now...
( Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:40,
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I thought "Japanese, I'd like to see that"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...
( PeterSeychelles,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:46,
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Thats the problem withJapanese, its very ambiguous and context is everything.
Hello and today could very well be the same word :)
(Hello and today could very well be the same word :)
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 6:50,
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That almost certainly explainsall manner of things
OR (after translation and back)
That the majority explains methodological everything of thing certainly.
(OR (after translation and back)
That the majority explains methodological everything of thing certainly.
flibz,
Thu 24 Jan 2002, 7:04,
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