it came up on my captch input, so I am curious.

firefighter access

https://translate.google.com

elves I don't like translators because sometimes this loose part. google trans said fire service. Sinistril says firefighter access. small difference, but still a difference. Also, to be honest I forgot about google trans I had however typed it in google and pulled up some German sites lol

fire rescue path

it's generally good enough context when doing large amounts of text, i.e. a court decision or news articls, but it definitely can be lacking with single words or phrases.

fun thing to do is swap it back and forth between native language and english ;)

plus its just fun to be a slight fluff at times.

Here is elves post English -> German -> English:
It is usually good enough context when you have large amounts of text, i. A court decision or news artikles, but it can definitely be missing with single words or phrases.

Fun thing to do, exchange them back and forth between mother tongue and English;)

Plus its fun to be a little fluff.

Lol

"Macho Business Donkey Wrestler"

TRANSLATED FROM IGNTION'S TRANSLATION, BACK TO ENGLISH, BY WAY OF ARABIC, AFRIKAANS, HAITIAN CREOLE, AND IRISH:

"Here are the elves job Béarla -> German -> English:
It is usually the context well enough if you have large amounts of text, I decide whether news artikles court decision, but certainly could be missing out on some words or phrases.

Something fun to exchange back and forth between mother and English)

Also fun to have a little fluff."

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English > Irish > English > Albanian > English:

Elves do not like translators because sometimes loose. google cross fire service said. Sinistril says firefighter access. little change, but still a change. Also, to be honest I forget to cross google I print, but google and developed some German site lol

gotta be careful with those german sites ;)

Thats strange, I thought "feuerwehrzufahrt" was a weird Bavarian drinking game in which the participants light fire to the their farts while drinking steins of beer with schnapps. The English translation is "fire where you fart". I think you can find a site for that too.

This is strange, I thought, "fire-brigade transport" was a comical Bavarian drinking game in which the participants light their fires with their liquor. The English translation is "Fire where you are furz." I think you can also find a page here.