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This is amazing. Spain's major airport operator's WiFi serves you a Chinese message transliterated into Japanese (which requires knowing *both* languages to make sense of). How does this even begin to happen!? https://twitter.com/fujinatsuki/status/954591867550617600 …
Not just one page either. Did someone run the entire site after Chinese translation through an automatic Chinese to Japanese *transliterator*?!https://twitter.com/ja9930/status/954721199849984007 …
Dis is laik raiting Inglis laik dis. Except uors bicos Yapanis dosent iben yus de seim raiting sistem uen translitereiting Chainis, anlaik Inglis and Spanis uich bouz yus de Latin alfabet.
Someone seriously must have sat down and written a Chinese to Katakana transliterator. I wonder if such a thing exists for language study and a developer just misunderstood the purpose...
So apparently... https://twitter.com/riking27/status/954922250058194949 …
Holy shit. Oo
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