#peine = sentence?
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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
<peine = sentence?>
peine = sentence?
It means sentence as in sentence for a crime
I know that from the dictionary, but it doesn't make sense in the example.
It's all AI voices, I can just about guarantee this is low effort stuff just to get money
They just threw stuff in a translator and got AI voices to read it out
WOW, that's a shock for me. Thanks a lot!
yeah I think this is a bad translation
Skimming through it there are a bunch of other nonsense/awkward translations
lmao
Jesus lol
@next verge not everything is terrible but don't keep using that please
you literally can't trust this source
Thanks so much! Glad I spotted this mistake before spending too long on it.
don't worry
you didn't train for nothing, most of the listening work you're doing helps you improve even with imperfect translations. But you just shouldn't keep using it.