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Translation errors.

This article is about how some online translators, such as Google Translate, are not necessarily as accurate as you might think… and this is proof.

This: https://ladyjoanna.pupilmagazines.com/how-the-peacock-got-his-squawk/ is the link to one of my articles (it’s very long) and the following is it translated into 26 different languages and then back into English. I hope you enjoy.

There was once a wonderful peacock that we wanted to praise for what we now call the Indian forest. At the sink, she said the song wasn’t that good then and my love was also a terrible song. The joy of tears hurts, and the peacock continues to attack crows, gorges, eagles, laboratories, pigs, tongues, etc. After all, not only one of my amazing animals was used by birds, and their actions were absolutely contemptuous. This beautiful little Robin was the only friend of a beautiful bird all his life.

A selfish peacock tells his beloved friend that every creature on earth wants to hear his beautiful song. Sharif Robin played charmingly,

[Are you ready to read the strongest people in your room and check? “?

The selfish peacock loved the idea because he was willing to ask for a growing smile on the rooster.

[Of course, where can I find such a presence? “

Robin is ready to take a deep breath and explain the narcissistic bird

Find threats on the island 100 miles northwest, 2 miles west and 0.5 miles west. “

Peacock is very cheerful and beautiful. Robin seems to flash once, and the peacock is 40 miles northwest. Pagoni followed the instructions with great feeling. Then he saw a dark god sitting on a 100-year-old cloud with green and red diamonds. The only god with Indian forests and rivers,

– Why do you feel that way?

Because it was a peacock, God did not respond.

Very different eh? One thing to point out is that each of the 26 languages that I translated the article into must’ve had all little changes added and they piled up to make the masterpiece above this.

Bye!

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