I strongly recommend doing your due diligence with this one. Check the translation, then reverse it. Back translate to see if the translation is legitimate. This is not phenomenal. It is an abuse of a notoriously inaccurate translator. Anyone who has studied a foreign language and attempted to rely on it as a crutch for their failure to study will know this.
Balenciaga is the company's founder's last name. He was (European) Spanish.
Phenomenal. Thanks op
I strongly recommend doing your due diligence with this one. Check the translation, then reverse it. Back translate to see if the translation is legitimate. This is not phenomenal. It is an abuse of a notoriously inaccurate translator. Anyone who has studied a foreign language and attempted to rely on it as a crutch for their failure to study will know this.
Balenciaga is the company's founder's last name. He was (European) Spanish.
Do what you want =/= Do what though wilt
Not one of those words is Latin. Check for yourself in a Latin dictionary.
https://www.online-latin-dictionary.com/latin-english-dictionary.php
Not sure why Google would do that. Maybe it's disinfo.
Maybe someone "helped" Google translator to learn new (fake) phrase and they've removed it shortly after.
It doesn't seem to show it anymore and some people below claim that these are not Latin words.
Trying them one by one doesn't translate it too which seems to confirm fake translation.
So nice this post I saw the other post with "translation" (even more juicy) with spaces in different places but it was fake too.