Translation Goes Terribly Wrong

I'M A ARE? TRANSLATING YOU LOOK LIKE A NOT THAT'S NOT NO

A man in a red durag and black hoodie uses his phone to translate for a woman in a store. The translation unexpectedly insults her by saying she looks like a monkey, so both of them panic and repeatedly insist that is not what was said. The clip is used as an absurd reaction to mistranslations, awkward conversations, or accidentally offensive remarks. EN: A man in a red durag and black hoodie uses his phone to translate for a woman in a store. The translation unexpectedly insults her by saying she looks like a monkey, so both of them panic and repeatedly insist that is not what was said. The clip is used as an absurd reaction to mistranslations, awkward conversations, or accidentally offensive remarks.

I'm a tourist and don't speak English do you know where the shoes are? Um, I think it's like a few aisles down there. Translating the phrase, shut up boy you look like a monkey. That's not what I said. That's not what I said. That's not what I said. I'm so sorry. Like that's not what I said. Traduciendela brase. That's not no no no no no I'm so sorry no no no no no no no.

• @afrosidemoon / 66023 2024-06-22