The True Meaning Of Balenciaga...And It's *NOT* "Do What You Want"
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Bullshit. I did the translate yesterday and it was "Do what you want"
Try it here where it still translates correctly (for now).
https://en.eprevodilac.com/prevodilac-latinski-engleski
I just tried it and you are correct. However, it does not work on Google Translate.
But it did yesterday. I tried it myself. I didn't want to have to go break out my Latin dictionary from my college years. But I can if I have to.
I saved that page with the one I put the link up here for as a pdf, but I don't know how to upload it here.
DId you notice when you did it that the little Google symbol is next to the word "English" above the translate box? I assume that means this site is pulling from Google translate? Funny that this one still works. I hope somebody can screenshot it and post it up here.
I am looking at it now. The link above works and the translation is 'do what you want'.
HOWEVER if you put it in as 'bal en ci aga' it comes out as 'do the work'
Latin is funny like that. Would take a closer look from someone who is better versed in this subject. Perhaps Vigano will bring it up next time he does a video.
It gives no translation as of this post.
Lies!
https://imgur.com/a/754oKNs
Well, I did the above screenshot just here tonight and I don't get the same thing.
Yes, I tried on Google translate tonight as well and it came up with "I don't eat anymore". I also tried it on a different translate site on Yandex and it did the same thing.
You're not wrong. Google has changed it.
Youre wrong. Force it to translate from Latin not "detect language"
Because you used Hausa, not Latin.
Guys, none of those are Latin words. No idea why google would do that tho.
https://www.online-latin-dictionary.com/latin-english-dictionary.php
Yeah, this has been a bit confusing for me.
I always just assumed that it meant "Woman from Valencia".
V in Spain (and most of the Spanish-speaking world) sounds like B. This is why they say "B de burro o V de vaca?" B like Burro (donkey) or V like Vaca (cow)?
So I just assumed it was "Balenciaga" leveraging the Spanish accent to substitute B for V.
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