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Callejear = Gaby?

Callejear = Gaby?

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On the translator (google), when you translate from Spanish to English the word "callejear" the second entry as an English translation says 2. Gaby

Anybody know why?

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updated Sep 6, 2010
posted by SavviVague

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It also gives other words, which are correct, but Gaby???

verb

  1. stroll around
  2. gallivant
  3. gaby
  4. pound the asphalt
updated Sep 6, 2010
posted by 005faa61
I have a Latina friend named Gaby who freaked out when she saw it. jaja - SavviVague, Sep 6, 2010
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Google Translate is pretty good, but the reason it's better than most automated translators is also the reason it comes up with some really bizarre things every once in a while, too. It has a guessing mechanism in its little robot brain that goes on translations it's found, but because it's a bit experimental, you sometimes find the odd results. My guess is that this is one of them. You can read about the way it translates differently here.

updated Sep 6, 2010
posted by MacFadden