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Old 02-08-2011, 12:21 PM   #31
Bom Tombadillo
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Wow. This gets insane at large amounts of translations (which I didn't try before since it took a while to do even the minimum 10 translations from my iPad, which is what I was posting from before).

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Hill, curiosity and fear of war dead bird. This is a group of three people to help buy a thunderbird?
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Rainy days in port the day before. But if you understand the concerns of Western Consumers.
And yes, that came from TOLKIEN.

And the whopper:

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Gold weight and length - of losses, lost 0, the second is, you will see a shadow.
For reference, that's the first six lines (it wouldn't let me enter the rest) of the poem about Strider. I'm giving you the answer on this one because I think it's frankly impossible to guess.

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"Some issues and some problems in my family is happy dragon, I think?"
is translated from

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"The Ring! Is it not a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt for so small a thing? And I have seen if only for an instant in the house of Elrond. Could I not have a sight of it again?"
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"All Ages, stone age, he is the owner of the horse she is black."
Since this can alllllmost be guessed, I'll leave it alone. :P

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""Home koukhgrongsnamamgr park pirates! Finally cool."
I think something didn't get translated back . . . Maybe there wasn't an equivalent for it in English? That happened once when it translated something to Arabic - it showed one of the words in English.
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