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I think a bit of my soul just died
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potatoaddict
· 11 years ago
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Google translate is often wrong
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grammarnazi1
· 11 years ago
92% of the time.
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shikanaru
· 11 years ago
I forgot about that... THANK GOD. You people just saved my childhood.
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grammarnazi1
· 11 years ago
Hear that potato? We're heroes.
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potatoaddict
· 11 years ago
Yay! I am glad I could help!
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potatoaddict
· 10 years ago
84% of all percentages are made up
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deleted
· 11 years ago
Hakuna matata means no trouble according to Google translate
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taytay
· 11 years ago
http://puu.sh/5CaJH.png
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guest
· 11 years ago
You have to enter 'no worries for the rest if your days' GOSH
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milksbestfriend
· 11 years ago
i typed in hakuna matata in translate, translated to english, and it was "no worries"
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blakfyre
· 11 years ago
But if you translate "No Worries" to swahili, it comes out as Hakuna Wasiwasi. So I suppose both are correct depending on dialect.
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guest
· 11 years ago
If you translate HAKUNA MATATA from Swahili to English it's 'no worries'
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savialeigh
· 11 years ago
and if you only translate matata from Swahili to English, it's "vicious". If it's hakuna matata, (not vicious), no worries!
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winchester_impala
· 10 years ago
Hakuna matata means no worries
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braithanasta1
· 10 years ago
Change the languages around and it works
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guest
· 11 years ago
yeah, but put "hakuna matata" and translate into english, it is "no worries"... so, fuck you adsgöllkasdf sd ööasdöjöadgsföasdljgöasdfghüä $awe o asdöli309asjd w
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blakfyre
· 11 years ago
That was certainly mature of you. Congrats on that.
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