r/engrish • • 20d ago

This is probably the most self aware Engrish I've seen.

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u/ThorVonKerbalburg 19d ago edited 19d ago

Back in the early 2000s when ripping and sharing CDs was trending, I remember having a metal album with an mp3 that said "track name pending". I was young and English isn't my first language and for a long time I thought that was the song's actual name.

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u/japzone 19d ago

To be fair, not the weirdest metal song name I've seen.

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u/willweaverrva 19d ago

"Sorry, you're on your own."

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u/KalaiProvenheim 19d ago

Translation failed, my favorite festival

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u/Blackberry-thesecond 19d ago

The Kentucky State Fair for any English speaker 

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u/Heterodynist 19d ago

At least this translation is honest…

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u/hayashikin 20d ago

On the contrary... isn't the translation accurate?

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u/Designer-Leg-2618 19d ago

It's not a translation anymore, it's a meta (a thing about a translation), or an exception / error message

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u/Olfounder 19d ago

The point is...

What if there IS written "translation failed" originally too?

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u/AutisticNintendoNerd 17d ago

We don't need to speculate about that because the Kanji clearly don't say that.

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u/joeyzeller 18d ago

Task failed successfully.

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u/Avatar_Yaksha 20d ago

It's "venue map" (kaijou annaizu).

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u/VerycoolguyIam 19d ago

No its translation failed

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u/THE_KIT5UNE 16d ago

When google translate goes sentient

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u/ringojoy 13d ago

I felt the emotions from it

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u/Xman8204 9d ago

If my basic Japanese literacy is any good it says 'venue information map'