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[Alex]

バレたら is being parsed as バレるバレたら

source sentence: イカサマカードを作ってるなんてバレたら

parsed:イカサマカードを作ってるなんてバレるバレたら

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[brookeleichtle]

When parsing in german it automatically 'normalizes' words, which loses their meaning, and causing the gender to be picked up wrong. "Straße" is feminine, not masculine. This is quite confusing.

[Hulk]

@anon-109 This will be fixed soon

[Widgeon]

[Anon 2a9]

1. 認められる and 認めた are being parsed as したためられる and したためた instead of みとめられる and みとめた (wierd because 認める is being parsed correctly)
2. 薄ら is being parsed as すすき/ら instead of うすら
3. 一人 is being parsed as いち/にん instead of ひとり (same for 二人)
4. 数日 is being parsed as すう/にち instead of すうじつ
5. 見えた is being parsed as まみえた instead of みえた (same for 見えている)
6. 大勢 is being parsed as たいせい instead of おおぜい
7. 入れて is being parsed as はいれて instead of いれて
8. 入って is being parsed as いって instead of はいって
9. 来た is being parsed as くた instead of きた
10. 他の is being parsed as た/の instead of ほかの
11. 怒った is being parsed as いかった instead of おこった
12. 空いてない is being parsed as すいてない instead of あいてない

[Anon 19o]

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[Anon 1um]

まことしやか is being parsed as ま / ことし / やか

Fuller context: 他人の口からまことしやかに語られる陰謀は

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[Terrafuego]

For Migaku in English, all words joined by - or ' are not recognized as one.

Brother-in-law
Cross-eyed
Hard-working
I's
I'm
sister's
...

[BlakeD]

@anon-109 yin3 should be ting1. That character is very rarely yin3.

[BlakeD]

Is there any update on this?

[BlakeD]

the final 听 is yin3 instead of ting1

[BlakeD]

After the most recent update, randomly for Chinese, the pinyin is sometimes capitalized instead of always lowercase

[Anon fn]

In this sentence (Traditional Chinese):
你有AIT護照無法配送請跟我聯絡約配送時間

約 should be yue1, not yao1

[Anon fn]

In this sentence (Traditional Chinese):
做了什麼事情？

The 事 in 事情 (shìqíng, meaning “a matter; business; circumstances; an event; an affair; an incident; an occurrence”) is getting stuck onto the end of 什麼 (shéme, meaning “what”) and leaving 情 (qíng, “feeling/emotion/passion/situation”) as a separate word.

[Anon fn]

In this sentence (traditional Chinese):

對剛到台北的外國人士來說，坐捷運的時候，在英語播音之前，會先聽到三種發音不同，卻又好像有點相似的廣播，讓他們覺得奇怪，但也很有意思。

外國人士 is made up of two words: 外國 (“wàiguó,” foreign country) and 人士 (“rénshì,” persons sharing a specified characteristic). Together it means “foreigners.” It’s getting parsed as 外國人 (“wàiguórén,” a more common word for “foreigners”) and 士 (“shì,” a surname or “member of the senior ministerial class (old)/scholar”).

[Anon fn]

@anon-fn Also in this sentence, 上 is parsed as shǎng (which means “rising tone”), but it should be parsed as shàng, which is almost always correct for this character.

[Anon fn]

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[Anon fn]

@anon-fn This sentence has a second parsing error: 都會 should be parsed as “dōu huì” (two words meaning “all will be”) but is getting parsed as “dūhuì” (“city/metropolis”).

[Anon fn]

This sentence (Traditional Chinese) was parsed incorrectly:
第一次坐台北捷運的人，差不多都會被捷運上的站名廣播所吸引。

坐台北捷運 (zuò Táiběi jiéyùn) means “to take the Taipei MRT.” My flash card ended up with the word 坐台 (zuòtái) which means “to work as a hostess in a bar or KTV.”

[Anon fn]

I added a card for this sentence:

他在待命的時候接到電話，有一個小孩不小心用槍射到自己的眼睛

“小心” means “to be careful” and “不小心” is the opposite of that (“careless” perhaps?). This got parsed as “不小[bu4 xiao3;形容词]心[xin1;名词]”. “不小” got identified as a new word, but there’s no definition shown for it (because it’s not actually a word, I believe).