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10 Examples of When Translating Another Language to English Goes Bad
May 27, 2014 20:47
Here's proof of why you should never ever rely on direct translation. Here are 10 signs that seem to have gotten the message wrong. Check them out below. We'll try to explain them.
1. We're assuming this is a reminder?
2. Yes, you don't really want to smoke the bed.
3. Because this slope might have a sharp bump that will hurt your crotch
4. Better don't have picnics here.
5. Whatever that "thing" may be.
6. Is that a live wire?
7. Really good relationship advice actually. Don't treat your significant other like a potato.
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