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Google Translate improved "Frozen - Let it Go" lyrics

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I've seen this xD.

It literally amused the hell out of me xD

 Really funny and she has such a beautiful voice. :O 

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     Really funny and she has such a beautiful voice. :O

    Yea she's pretty good xD

    Rofl I saw this not too long ago. I lost it at give up....and even more so when she sang radiation x'D

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    Rofl I saw this not too long ago. I lost it at give up....and even more so when she sang radiation x'D

    LOL xD

    Give up, Give Up

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    Give up, Give Up

    Nevah! xD

    Im gonna nerd out here

     

    This happens because:

     

    • Every Language = Different words, different meanings

     

    • Words that exist in one language might not have an equivalent in another, so the words with the closest meaning is used
    • The meaning is now changed to fit a language other than English

     

    • Other languages have different word orders:

    Ex: English is a subject-verb-object language. (so are French, Spanish, etc.) Japanese is a subject-object-verb ...

     

    This makes sentences even more ridiculous when put back into english
    (This + Google translate sucks)

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    (This + Google translate sucks)

    Most likely just that xD

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    https://www.kh13.com/forums/topic/74389-google-translate-improved-frozen-let-it-go-lyrics/
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