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Lindy 9 month s ago
#20 seems to be correct
I find those translation error lists always a little strange:
Mostly those signs are installed to warn people about a danger.
As a special service to the 300 million US Americans that are visiting a foreign country without speaking the language (and without speaking ANY other language) and not trying to translate warning signs, all the 8 billion humans on earth MUST warn those Muricans before any danger.
Well, if you you laugh once at MY sign, that warns you about falling pianos, flying rattlesnakes or s/t like that, I would take the English sign down and watch you die.
Maybe, I send your vids to fail army too
I find those translation error lists always a little strange:
Mostly those signs are installed to warn people about a danger.
As a special service to the 300 million US Americans that are visiting a foreign country without speaking the language (and without speaking ANY other language) and not trying to translate warning signs, all the 8 billion humans on earth MUST warn those Muricans before any danger.
Well, if you you laugh once at MY sign, that warns you about falling pianos, flying rattlesnakes or s/t like that, I would take the English sign down and watch you die.
Maybe, I send your vids to fail army too
I find those translation error lists always a little strange:
Mostly those signs are installed to warn people about a danger.
As a special service to the 300 million US Americans that are visiting a foreign country without speaking the language (and without speaking ANY other language) and not trying to translate warning signs, all the 8 billion humans on earth MUST warn those Muricans before any danger.
Well, if you you laugh once at MY sign, that warns you about falling pianos, flying rattlesnakes or s/t like that, I would take the English sign down and watch you die.
Maybe, I send your vids to fail army too