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Posted September 08, 2016
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JudasIscariot: Germany has islands? O.o
It's kinda funny to read that while chatting with my East Frisian buddy.
Posted September 08, 2016
I am sorely tempted to change the topic to "The Italian question and German islands"...
Posted September 08, 2016
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anothername: Hello fellow italian gogger; might one of you be able to help me out with what:

Disponibilità immediata.
Vuoi riceverlo venerdì 9 set. in Germania (isole escluse)? Ordina entro 19 ore e 45 min e scegli la spedizione 1 giorno. Dettagli
Venduto e spedito da Amazon. Confezione regalo disponibile.

does mean? I tried an online translator but that tried to tell me that it means Germany is located in the Bermuda triangle. It would explain much but would not make sense in that context :P

Its from there (amazon link). And my hope is that means something like "Hey German, we saw that your BvS steelbook cover suck so much that we took pity and offer our version also complete in German".

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Just for those curious: Thats the German version: another amazon link

While art taste is different it looks like one of the poster beautification projects I made when I was 3.
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JudasIscariot: Not Italian but I can suss out what Google translate says:

Express shipping (assuming here...)
Do you want to have this item delivered by Friday, September 9th to Germany (excluding the islands). Order in the next 19 hours and 45 minutes and choose one day shipping.

Details:

Sold and shipped by Amazon. Gift wrapping available.

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Germany has islands? O.o
Thanks! :) Should have tried google. I think I'll stay with the non Steelbook edition then :/

And yeah, we have isles: Typical german isle (*reality might be slightly different) :P
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JudasIscariot: I am sorely tempted to change the topic to "The Italian question and German islands"...
Be my guest. And considering the first answer I think the whole thing could be misinterpreted in a wrong and unpleasant way. Maybe something like "Italian BvS Steelbook & German isles" or whatever :)
Post edited September 08, 2016 by anothername
Posted September 08, 2016
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JudasIscariot: Not Italian but I can suss out what Google translate says:

Express shipping (assuming here...)
Do you want to have this item delivered by Friday, September 9th to Germany (excluding the islands). Order in the next 19 hours and 45 minutes and choose one day shipping.

Details:

Sold and shipped by Amazon. Gift wrapping available.

<end>

Germany has islands? O.o
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anothername: Thanks! :) Should have tried google. I think I'll stay with the non Steelbook edition then :/

And yeah, we have isles: Typical german isle (*reality might be slightly different) :P
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JudasIscariot: I am sorely tempted to change the topic to "The Italian question and German islands"...
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anothername: Be my guest. And considering the first answer I think the whole thing could be misinterpreted in a wrong and unpleasant way. Maybe something like "Italian BvS Steelbook & German isles" or whatever :)
Hmmmmm, I'll think about it as I don't want to play around with people's thread titles and whatnot :)

News at 11: islands discovered off the coast of Germany! :P
Posted September 08, 2016
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timppu: Ich bin keine Italianische, but Google Translate translates that as:

Immediate availability.
Want you delivered Friday, September 9 in Germany (excluding islands)? Order in the next 19 hours and 45 minutes and choose one day shipping. details
Sold and shipped by Amazon. Gift-wrap available.
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timppu: Does that make sense to you?

One thing I've learned about using Google Translate is that you should always use English as the other language (from which you are translating, or to which you are translating). If you try to translate directly from a non-English language to another non-English language, it usually has lots of errors because apparently it translates it first to English anyway, and only after that to the other language. At least i suspect that is what it is doing.

So if you tried to translate the text with Google Translate from Italian to German, then I guess it might have much more errors in it.
More or less. I tried a different translator and used it from it to ger; result was a mess anyway. Might have been the same problem; maybe it even used google.
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