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發表於 2010-7-10 10:29 | 只看該作者

"Top 10 Funniest Signs Where Translation Went Wrong"

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samsung

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發表於 2010-7-10 11:08 | 只看該作者
Thanks, I like the "restaurant" one, it's hilarious
如果小弟有日失左蹤你地唔好掛住我 :p

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Prelude

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發表於 2010-7-10 11:41 | 只看該作者
Thanks, I like the "restaurant" one, it's hilarious
samsung 發表於 2010-7-10 11:08



Is the translate from an attempt to do a translation on a website and "Translate server error" as a result?

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samsung

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發表於 2010-7-10 12:40 | 只看該作者
Is the translate from an attempt to do a translation on a website and "Translate server error" a ...
Prelude 發表於 2010-7-10 11:41

I think that's it

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發表於 2010-7-10 14:46 | 只看該作者
[ 比得石路傻里 mode] fxxk you foreigners. see what you've done to yourselves









無希望無失望

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godavid

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發表於 2010-7-10 22:11 | 只看該作者
i l ike the translation server error
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BuddhaGirl604

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發表於 2010-7-10 22:58 | 只看該作者
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godavid

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發表於 2010-7-11 00:59 | 只看該作者
yes really omg
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pkphilip

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發表於 2010-7-11 22:35 | 只看該作者
The Japanese translation is correct on a word-by-word basis, just the syntax is wrong. In Japanese, the subject/predicate are switched compare to English, and the prepositions are a lot simpler than English.

Japanese are so easy to pick up for this reason too.

The Chinese translations on the other hand, are total mess.

Philip

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