“It's over. Dead dog. " It seems that the Mongolian Google Translate has gone crazy

With the Google Translate online translator, something strange is happening. Russian users found that if you include a translation from the Mongolian language into Russian in it, and enter a lot of repeating letters, something strange will happen.

For example, if you try to transfer from Mongolian to Russian “Aaaaaaaa”, it turns out “this is all.” If you add another “a”, it turns out “this is normal”, and after another, “everything is in order”.

If you continue to add the letters “A”, the translator will give out “This is a good thing”, “it's over”, “get a whirlwind”, “Give time”, “Dead Dog” and “You need to put your finger on it”.

Further - worse. If you enter 155 letters “A”, the translator will give out: “Once you will have a chance to make your own.” If you continue, it turns out “the period of the half -life of the life of the world, life of the world, life of the world”, “one day you will find a way to make your life the best friend” and “all this is a good time. The next time a friend goes to the hospital, the hospital is on the road to the hospital. ”

The translator gives out similar results if you try to translate other repeated letters. For example, with 80 letters “O” he issues: “They haven’t got lost yet, but have not yet gone yet, have not lost yet.” In 152 letters - "Do not forget that you could not do anything."

Dvach users also received the phrases “Give and give testimony from Google Translate. You are not the only one in your life ”and“ You have forgiven yourself. You cursed yourself, and then gave it to your friends. ”

• To learn new languages, online translators, such as Google Translate, analyze a large number of texts and find patterns.
• In early 2017, Google announced that now Google Translate will work on neural networks. This was to significantly improve the quality of the translation.
• Because of what, the translator turns a random set of letters into semi-obsessed phrases is unclear, but sometimes there you can find patterns-for example, phrases that are often found on typical sites.