In case you didn't understand the question in the title, here it is translated into several different languages:
Où
était le traducteur? (French)
¿Dónde estaba el traductor? (Spanish)
¿Dónde estaba el traductor? (Spanish)
Dove
era il traduttore? (Italian)
Wo
war der Übersetzer? (German)
איפה
היה המתרגם? (Hebrew)
Где
был переводчиком? (Russian)
译者在那里?(Chinese)
译者在那里?(Chinese)
جہاں
مترجم تھا؟ (Urdu)
Πού ήταν το μεταφραστή; (Greek)
nuqDaq ghaH mughwI'? (Klingon)
Πού ήταν το μεταφραστή; (Greek)
nuqDaq ghaH mughwI'? (Klingon)
Where the hell was that schmuck? (New Jerseyian)
(These next two paragraphs only are from an old post:
I
bought two kitchen chairs from Overstock.com.
They were the “retro” diner style, with bent aluminum legs & red
vinyl seats. They came unassembled. The following is a review that I sent to
Overstock: “The chairs arrived quickly and are very comfortable. Assembly was relatively easy if you followed the pictures. The written instructions were as follows
(& this is a direct quote): Assembly way to request attention: all screws
don’t first lock to tighten, until back cushion to lock tight after that, this
chair all screws lock to tighten, then success.” For some strange reason, my husband had
difficulty following the instructions, although I read them to him very slowly
& enunciated carefully.
When Nameless was going to college in Italy she got a job teaching English to Italian pilots. I told her that I could not over-emphasize the importance of their learning the difference between "up" & "down"!!
To see something that does the translating for you, click here.
To see a little girl who will probably never need a translator, click here.
To see a little girl who will probably never need a translator, click here.
These translators were obviously having a bad day:
1. This translator who
probably went out to lunch.
@DohMtl / Via Twitter: @DohMtl
2. This one who just got
plain forgotten.
Via reddit.com
3. And this one who
absolutely definitely speaks Spanish.
@Scheherezade_SL / Via Twitter:
@Scheherezade_SL
4. The person who went with
this strange translation for Sour Patch Kids.
@doitlikearaisin / Via Twitter:
@doitlikearaisin
5. Whatever this toilet was
trying to say.
@deanbarker / Via Twitter: @deanbarker
6. This amazing visual
convulsion.
@leemullin / Via Twitter: @leemullin
7. The person who got a bit
confused.
@MBlake482 / Via Twitter: @MBlake482
8. And the one who wasn’t
quite sure where zoo animals live.
@iainsharkey / Via Twitter: @iainsharkey
9. The person who just went
with whatever.
copaceticbatgirl / Via imgur.com
10. And the person who put
this on a menu.
smarcuccio / Via imgur.com
11. The foolish person who
relied on Google Translate.
henriksen1 / Via imgur.com
12. And the person that put
this on their restaurant menu.
@GilesDJones / Via Twitter: @GilesDJones
13. The translator who made
one small but important typo.
@olivergee23 / Via Twitter: @olivergee23
14. And this equally
terrible typo.
@_0008045 / Via Twitter: @_0008045
15. This person who was
pretty sure the gun had anger issues.
@emilyn982 / Via Twitter: @emilyn982
16. This person who got the
words slightly in the wrong order.
@dacolon / Via Twitter: @dacolon
17. And this person who
ended up with something alarming.
@siobhandevoy / Via Twitter: @siobhandevoy
18. The translator who got
asked to translate this from Welsh to English, for some reason.
@iolocheung / Via Twitter: @iolocheung
What you learned today; nitsn es in gut gezunt. (Yiddish for use it in good health)----fishducky
