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15th December 2018
12:02pm GMT

One Twitter user stumbled across a page for our favourite sitcom, Friends, on the Japanese Wikipedia. Curious to see what it said, he ran the character bios through Google Translate and the results are ridiculous. See if you can read these without getting a headache. Monica GellerA while back I found the entry for Friends on Japanese Wikipedia and translated all the character bios: pic.twitter.com/4W0JwfVNq1
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“Rachel’s best friend from high school Lincoln. Jews. And the loss of my brother looks good get along together, such as dance and sports since childhood, there is a surface hated the guts and repugnant. I like competition and gambling, reluctant to be the best anything, throw or break things and lose. I hate animals dressed. Poor massage.”
Phoebe Buffay
“In massage, Monica former roommate. And homeless at the age of 14, picked up the money to live on the streets for children. Loss of a human victim. Because it has a thought bizarre behaviour and mysterious basically, or did not believe the force of gravity and the theory of evolution, or there is a history of arrest.”
Rachel Green
“A crybaby in the naïve young lady in the rich selfish. At the age of 15, because the horse was kept in the disease died, and had bought a boat instead. Skill to be taught about the control of the boat to Joey.”
Ross Geller
“Pampered from parents unlike Monica, to be carefully nurtured. Jews like his father. Or forced to attend the camp of the hate movement is poor at gathering exercise from childhood.”
Chandler Bing
“Often seems to be gay and (especially women) a stranger. Intercourse with a woman is basically weak, give it a boring reason is reluctant to or after intercourse with a woman, broke or ran into that state withdrawal. Had lied to hide the hate and dog allergy dog.”
Joey Tribbiani
“School days because it was just playing with the girl without a study, not enough general knowledge, may not keep up with the conversation of the other five. Children are also stain action.”