Discussion on Language Barriers in Media

Waxaan idin rajaynayaa caawa in aad iska baashaasiin.

Hee, su'aal su'aalo qaado waan aniga xataa wiilay hore ayaanu u maqlin.

Laakin ilka caseheedi saf fiican ayaan wacaanaa.

Wa, wa, turjumeen Fox News mu ka daalisuu turjumeenaya ilka caseheediisa.

Ilka caseed aad u turjuntid waa saf fiican u fahmaa waxa sheega waydood.

Marka aadi aad aan ugu faraxsanayaa caawa waqti ina idin la qaato.

And waxaan u mahad celinayaa ehelkayga and iyo dhamaantiin.

Sida aad aniga i taageerteen ma i garab staagsirtihiin.

And ducooyinkiina waa dareemaa. And aabihey waxuu dhigi jiray, "Ilhaan dadka cod intaada muraysaan way diisanayn.

Inay kuu ducayayaan way diiso." And because protection-ka aad ducanaasa yihiin tag helaysid is waxa kuu ogalaanaya in aad successful ahatid. All right.

So obviously any American citizen is not gonna be able to understand a single word that she's saying.

It is in Somali, Arabic, something. So anyway, I put it into a translator app to try to get some kind of idea of what's being said here, but it is garbled, and even with the transcription, it can't really get an accurate idea of what's being said,

which is wild. So I put it into a different AI and same thing.

It is unable to get a transcription. So what's really wild is that Americans can't understand this, two different AIs can't even understand what she's saying, but somehow the American people are expected to understand this.

I mean, it just makes no sense. And the comments are outraged.

"If we did this in their country, they would kill us."

They're actually scared in these comments.

"This makes me sick. How about English for America?

How are we okay with this? What has happened to our country?"