Oh my gosh, I remember when I was doing google translate on an entirely different poem I got something about “yeah Al, that sounds pretty crap to me” as well! That’s very strange.
The story behind the “Stop, it’s really hard” is she tried to cut a active chainsaw with a knife. Other theory she was being used as a slave to release the dead.
“We have our own identity” The guest killed the old woman Basically, this is how the public and media treat people that think differently in a nutshell
Let's analyze what happened at 3:16 because I know both languages so why not All pronouns in Georgian are gender neutral. Google translate understood the first line was about a girl from the context, but defaulted to he/him for the rest The interesting thing is what happened to ფასების დიაპაზონი, which means price range lmao შეფასება means assessment so yeah that's what happened not that interesting The only other thing that's wrong is "however" in the last line. ამასთან is a fancy way of saying also, not however I have no idea why I wrote this, it's 1am my brain does whatever it wants and I'm too tired to fight the random impulses
I Did A Task Of Running The Text Given Here 0:20 Into Every Google Translate Language, And I Got This As A Result : My mother was wearing a white dress. Daily routine Get up and cut But love your parents The old clock is ringing. If You Like It Then ❤
3:38 it appears google translate just adds that for no reason to sentences. for example: book of mario: king of miami (google translated paper mario: the origami king) that EXACT line appears multiple times.
“There was an old man with a beard Who cried ‘It is just as I feared! Two owls, A hen, Four larks, And a wren Have all built their nests in my beard!” - Edward Lear
2:31 I was drinking some water. This part got me laughing so hard that I almost suffocated. Can you add a quick disclaimer "do not drink while watching this video"? lol
Hey, what about this classic? “There once was a man who lived in Peru Who dreamed he was eating his shoe. He woke with a fright in the middle of the night to find out that his dream had come true.”