Translate English ---> Native Language ---> English ❓🤔

Farmers= Αγρότες I don't know why don't translate it🤷‍♀️😋

Hi @wykoon,

I had to do it this way

The translation to Dutch is nearly correct. The word pawsome was translated in "geweldig" which means "great, awesome...When translated back to English it becomes "creepy". My guess is because the word "geweld(ig)" means violence...

I must have done something wrong in my copying & cutting/pasting the traduction back to English,. Have been trying several times but won't work sorry.

As my mother tongue is English, I'll use my second language - French. I too am having difficulty in presenting it in the same format but here goes:

Bonjour, Crushers, Farmers et tant d’autres joueurs king-tastic!

Comment vas-tu? Aimez-vous Dachs Deliveries? Ou peut-être préférez-vous le Treasure Goblin? Qu’en est-il de Petopia, cet événement de patte?

Hello, Crushers, Farmers and so many other king-putty players!

How are you? Do you like Dachs Deliveries? Or maybe you prefer the Treasure Goblin? What about Petopia, this paw event?

Anything with a capital letter has been treated as a proper noun - and the grammar varies between the informal "tu" and polite "vous". Crushers would be Concasseurs and Farmers would be Agriculteurs. "Putty" is an attempt to translate "tastic" (the French for putty is "mastic"). "Pawsome" is translated as "paw"!

Sorry if my answer is a bit long winded, but I am a technical translator by profession.

Hi @wykoon!

Since my mother tongue is Hindi, here's the translation from the same:

And now Hindi to English:

Ok so, King has delicious players, Friends has a Dutch Delivery and the Treasure is ghosted! 🤣🤣

Thanks for this discussion Koon, I got a good laugh after a long time after seeing the translations above! 😂

Also thanks for the tag @Diamond_Lim!🙂