ChatterBank1 min ago
Spanish to English translation
Hi
A 'friend' on Facebook from a Spanish speaking country has sent me this message. I don't know if I should be worried??
It is something like this: Pode clicor no Men Galinheiro? Falta so uma pessoq para expandir.
Sorry if it isn't correct. Can anyone make anything of this pse?
This person invited me to be a friend. She looked very usual!
Thanks!
A 'friend' on Facebook from a Spanish speaking country has sent me this message. I don't know if I should be worried??
It is something like this: Pode clicor no Men Galinheiro? Falta so uma pessoq para expandir.
Sorry if it isn't correct. Can anyone make anything of this pse?
This person invited me to be a friend. She looked very usual!
Thanks!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's not Spanish (or, if it is, I've forgotten even more of the language since I left school than I thought I had!)
It appears to be a colloquial form of Portuguese (possibly Brazilian?) which, unlike the other languages derived from Latin, uses 'no' to mean 'on' or 'in'. So you appear to be asked to do something with a henhouse or chicken coop (because that's what 'galinheiro' translates as!).
It's probably spam. Ignore it. If the sender really wants to be your friend, she'll write in English (even if it's only of the sort that online translation sites can provide).
Chris
It appears to be a colloquial form of Portuguese (possibly Brazilian?) which, unlike the other languages derived from Latin, uses 'no' to mean 'on' or 'in'. So you appear to be asked to do something with a henhouse or chicken coop (because that's what 'galinheiro' translates as!).
It's probably spam. Ignore it. If the sender really wants to be your friend, she'll write in English (even if it's only of the sort that online translation sites can provide).
Chris