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  • daveleitz said:
    Chohole said:

    Vietnamese

    Ah, no wonder I had a hard time reading it!  lol!  I can recognize (but not read) Japanese and Korean, but Chinese (and apparently Vietnamese) confuzzle me brain.

     

    Ati2 said:
    daveleitz said:

    Thing is, the spam was mostly Chinese (I think), so I wasn't able to get in on the amazing deal that was advertised!  Next time I'll know to just flag a post and leave it at that.  blush

    It was a pretty good deal. You'll catch it next time! laugh

    If the spammer writes in Russian, I'll be sure to get whatever it is!  (probably a virus, lol!)  devil

    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

  • Chanteur-de-VentChanteur-de-Vent Posts: 567
    edited September 2015

    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

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  • TaozTaoz Posts: 10,307

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    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    Google translate:

    "Sky blue horse black cats eat for breakfast"

  • Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    I worked with a Russian fellow some years ago.  He taught me the bad words, which I've since pretty much forgotten.  I still remember spaisibo (my attempt at writing "thank you" phonetically).

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    daveleitz said:

    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    I worked with a Russian fellow some years ago.  He taught me the bad words, which I've since pretty much forgotten.  I still remember spaisibo (my attempt at writing "thank you" phonetically).

    That reminds me of an Irish guy I met back in the day, who taught me some phrases in gaelic to say when I met his Mum.  Luckily she hit him, not me, as she realised that I had no idea what he had taught me to say. I never did find out what it meant.  and no it wasn't "póg mo thóin",  ("Pogue Mahone")

  • Taozen said:

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    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    Google translate:

    "Sky blue horse black cats eat for breakfast"

    Yeah, Google Translate is sometimes slightly better than opening a book and picking random words... I've seen some horrendous translations because google missed a key word... I'll still take it over nothing, but... Translation work is more art than science, IMO.

  • I was talking Spam in particular, which isn't a sausage, but a cured ham-like product. Pepperoni is a sausage and is made from pork, although I'm sure there could be variations. I would have no idea what cuts, but if it is similar to when I made venison sausage, it would be the trimmings left over from removing the better, more desirable cuts, tough cuts, etc. Possibly some of the facial muscles like the cheek muscles, etc. Nothing particularly gross like lips and anuses.
  • Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    Blame GoogleTranslate.  If I had tried to form that sentence myself I would have done much worse. I might have gotten "horse" and "cat" but not their plurals.

    (also interesting that when quoted in these forums there are several character substitutions!)

  • Taozen said:

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    Небесно-голубой лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак

    At least make it correct! It's: Небесно-голубые лошади едят черных кошек на завтрак.

    Google translate:

    "Sky blue horse black cats eat for breakfast"

    Original input to GoogleTranslate was "Sky-blue horses eat black cats for breakfast."  Again, blame GoogleTranslate unable to deal with nonsense.

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