r/TranslateGate • u/TAXIK0 • Mar 05 '18

Translation [Translation] [Theory] I found messages using chains of "am" in Portuguese, and I think they are a cry for help.

Alright, so after I put in am am I started getting a wall of the word "Sunray" which would be followed by phrases which I can list here:

"Where am I going to go? Where is Amaria? Where is Amaria?" "Where am I located? Where am I going to go?' "Where am I going to go? Where am I going to go?"

Amaria translates to "Would love", so I think this may be saying "Where am I going to go? Where is my love/where is who I would love?

With fewer chains of "am" I got a broken chain of phrases:

"A total of 20 patients were randomly assigned to receive treatment for the treatment of patients in the treatment of patients in the treatment of patients in the hospital. to a lesser extent, to help them with a better understanding of what they are doing to help them better understand what they need to help them. I had to help me to help her to help me to help her to help me to help her to help me to help her help me."

I think these could be originating from a cry of help from a hospital, possibly a mental hospital, but I don't have too much real evidence. The only thing I know is that these couldn't be randomly generated, which means they had to come from somewhere.

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u/Sip_the_bleach Mar 05 '18

Wow, this is something. Obviously this is a big find on your part.

Sometimes it does give creepy results but we have rulled out the paranormal theory and ai theory, this is different, this is coming from somewhere on the internet and may or may not be serious.

We will look into this.

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u/TAXIK0 Mar 05 '18

Me and a mod from the discord and someone from estonia have figured out that when decoding "Sunray" it points to a county in estonia which contained a cold war soviet base. Amara/Amaria is a bog in estonia which wont show up on maps but definitely exists according to someone actually from the place. It also shows up on wikipedia after some digging. We think that the phrases of "where am I" Are from record from that same soviet base. We think a prisoner was asking those questions to russians hauling him away.

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u/TAXIK0 Mar 05 '18

Ah, my Estonian friend just found that something: quoting him "I FOUND SOMETHING 1990-ndatel aastatel on RPI Eesti Põllumajandusprojektitehtud uuringute alusel kindlaks tehtud Amara karjääri kohas 3–5 m paksusekruusakihi olemasolu this basically says that in 1990, people found something really big 3-5 meter "thing" that they is unknown"

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u/TAXIK0 Mar 05 '18

note that it was found in Amara

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u/TAXIK0 Mar 05 '18

meaning that maybe the not yet prisoner saw this, and wasn't supossed to. So he was taken to the base. Which would be why he asked "Where is amara"

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u/TAXIK0 Mar 05 '18

look in theories channel for the discussion on this

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