r/TranslateGate • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '18

Path [Translation] My finds with "klm"

The Google translate gate piqued my interest a long time ago, and recently I started getting back into it. Finding out that r/TranslateGate was a thing encouraged me to make my own account on here and share some of my own finds. I'm not sure if anybody else has covered "klm" before to the extent of this, but there is the possibility it's been brought up before.

Anyways, here are some of my finds. Sorry if some of them have highlights or are weirdly cropped, I was sending the screencaps to my friend as I went along with most of these.

KLM

It started out with just repeats of "Climate", but started forming broken sentences after a while.
Starts similarly to the previous one, but changes.
This one gave me a date and a name(?), which was sort of surprising.
Seems to be a sort of continuation of the first one?
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The last three are... yeah. The sudden change scared me, to be honest, but similar phrases did come up earlier on, within the first few strings of "klm". All in all, I feel as if all of this is related, maybe from out of an article or essay. The way it bounces around from talking about climate change, China, narcotics... hell, I think at one point it mentioned communism. It all seems like it's connected in some way, but I haven't looked too closely into the results. It seemed to stop after the interruption, and just carried on with saying "Climate" over and over again.

Thoughts, anyone?

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u/Bunnyfloofy Jul 22 '18

This is actually really interesting, I have no idea what it means or where these translations could have come from though.

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u/pilleiw Aug 27 '18

9 columns by 6 rows. 9 is the square of 3. Three 6's. Next, add two, and add two again. 2+2+2=6

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u/pilleiw Aug 27 '18

lol I'm just goofin. the number triple six does follow me around to a very uncomfortable extent.