Strange Translation
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It did that to me too. I'am taking spanish and it might be a way to shorten it up instead of having capitals in the name of the game. I am going to ask Miss Howes, she might know why since shes my spanish teacher. Also she has told the class not to use Google Translate.
Edited 2 times by NUCLEAR_FOX. Last: 8th May 2014 -
@Protcom
Nope, "The Powder Toy" is nothing more but a part of a sentence. By most definitions a sentence needs to have atleast one subject and one verb, e.g "Protcom writes.". Or it can consist of a single imperative verb that doesn't need an object, e.g "Be!" and "Go!". -
ok so if it is not sentences it is that thing thAT contains more than 1 word
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@KydonShadow
That is a s***ton of RAM... -
I think it's simply someone messing with it. All translations on Google Translate are user-contributed, therefore someone from TPT might've just said 'Hey, Ill just mess with the translation'.
This is just a theory, but there is the fact that Waves isn't even a word in Spanish.
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@greymatter (View Post)
I was doing a Spanish assessment and needed to look up what it was.
@Protcom (View Post)
I know this. It's not exactly a sentence, more a fragment.
@NUCLEAR_FOX (View Post)
We've been told not to use it but I was only using it to do that :P
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"The Powder Toy" is a single grammatical object. A sentence needs at least one verb, like you can't just say "The baseball" or "The Red Cake", they aren't sentences.
