Sometimes repeating nonsense words into google translate will yeild strange responses. For example, this is what happens when translating strings of "ko rea" from somali:>ko rea ko reaYou are welcome>ko rea ko rea ko reaPlease contact us>ko rea

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Google Translate messages Anonymous 06/09/18 (Sat) 16:05:33 No.1519

Sometimes repeating nonsense words into google translate will yeild strange responses. For example, this is what happens when translating strings of "ko rea" from somali:

>ko rea ko rea
You are welcome
>ko rea ko rea ko rea
Please contact us
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea
You will be able to:
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko re
You will be able to contact the principal
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea
You will be given a copy of the application form
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko r
You will be given the opportunity to be reunited
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko re
You will be able to contact the school principal
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea k
You will be given the opportunity to be reunited
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko
You will be able to contact your child in the same way
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko re
You will be able to get the re-coordinate
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko r
You will be given the opportunity to be reunited with your family
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea k
You will be given the opportunity to re-train your child
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko
You will be given the opportunity to be reunited with your family
>ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea ko rea
you will be able to reschedule your child's rebirth in the future.

It doesn't seem to matter what language you are translating into, e.g. typing "ko rea ko rea" in somali->spanish will return "de nada".

Some of these messages have endings. When translating repeated "ke"s from Azerbaijani, you get something that resembles a conversation, then some pseudo-biblical sentences. On the 29th "ke" you get "and behold, there cometh the king of the south, and behold, behold, it cometh out of the way". On 30, there is a dot, and after that it just outputs what you typed. Some, e.g. the "ko rea" example, just repeat mixtures of the previous mesages without ending.

I've also heard that sometimes you will get personal information and links to facebook accounts, but I've no examples of this.

What do you make of this? I'm interested to hear both from spooky cyber-occultists and people who actually know what might be causing this.

Anonymous 06/09/18 (Sat) 16:17:42 No.1520

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Somali -> English
>op op op op op op op op op op op op op op
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Anonymous 06/10/18 (Sun) 00:16:49 No.1521

>>1519
If you click the translated text you'll be able to edit it and send it as an alternative translation.
So if you should supposedly be able to make those messages yourself, but I just tried it and it didn't show up when I checked it on my phone, so I'm assuming that either:
>it'll only change if Google approves it
>it'll automatically change after N people sending the same edit
But if what you said about personal information is true, I don't know if googlefags would risk being sued, so the latter makes more sense.
So my theory is that the nonsensical translates are some sort of encrypted messages and people are proxyfagging to get them to actually show. Idk why though, if they have to get something across without being identified they could probably use something less botnet-y than Google, because I'm pretty sure they have all that shit logged, and there's also the fact that it's public and anyone can stumble upon it like you did.