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  1. Haha, I’ve noticed that altavista has this weird thing with objects when it translates Korean. Although I prefer babelfish overall, for Korean, I usually use Google Translate.

  2. Haha, I’ve noticed that altavista has this weird thing with objects when it translates Korean. Although I prefer babelfish overall, for Korean, I usually use Google Translate.

  3. Haha, I’ve noticed that altavista has this weird thing with objects when it translates Korean. Although I prefer babelfish overall, for Korean, I usually use Google Translate.

  4. @ james >> aside from it being the polite suffix, “yo” also means the bedspread or korean traditional bed…
    @AzureWolf >> i’ve never tried Google’s translate… might try it later…

  5. @ james >> aside from it being the polite suffix, “yo” also means the bedspread or korean traditional bed…
    @AzureWolf >> i’ve never tried Google’s translate… might try it later…

  6. @ james >> aside from it being the polite suffix, “yo” also means the bedspread or korean traditional bed…
    @AzureWolf >> i’ve never tried Google’s translate… might try it later…

  7. I was trying to do research on AltaVista’s awful translation website and I must say they probably did use it, haha!

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