Well he has no hair so I think he is more sensitive to the cold than most.
I was meaning Henry actually.
The translator seems to work fine for me, it says what Crossmyway said in the last post.
Hmmm that makes a little more sense than thisā¦
I didnāt understand why Trisha was in a forest or what a brushing nose was.
WTF is that, the translator says nothing like that, you must have gremlins in your system
Well at least the translator added proper punctuation.
Sounds like punctuation is the least of your worries
This is what the built in translator translates to me asā¦
āDo you think we users donāt know what you always do behind the curtain when you come out with your wiping noses? That ends even worseā
Actually if i translate direct from Grayces post it reads like thisā¦
Do you think we users donāt know what you always do behind the curtain when you come out with your noses blowing, it ends badly
@kaya, @VHTV_James why would the built in forum translator give crossway and me a different English translation than robwin??
Whether our different native language makes a slight difference i donāt know but it could do.
@NotSeth The full translation for me direct from Grayces post is thisā¦
Do you think we users donāt know what you always do behind the curtain when you come out with your noses blowing, it ends badly, itās such a shame for you, Trisha, that when Stefan and your parents see this, theyāll cry a lot for you
If thatās any help
Crossmyway only posted part of it.
Exactly like that here
Yep thatās exactly how I see it Dunno what Seth is on about.
The problem is that Grayce always makes so much orthographic and grammatical mistakes in his posts that every translator on the internet is doomed to fail translating that.
Well it seemed to read ok for me within reason.
Think we are all getting b___dy confused now
Ok so is Trisha brushing her nose in forest or not??
Yeah I was just saying even for a native German speaker like me his posts are sometimes hard to understand as key words quite often are not even recognizable anymore.
Nooo certainly not
Are there regional variations in Germany? I always thought German was German