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literally translated to Dutch it would be

"De cake is een leugen."
though I wouldn't use that sentence myself but that's just because it makes no sense

And yes, we use the same word for cake

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Originally posted by Jesus
literally translated to Dutch it would be

"De cake is een leugen."
though I wouldn't use that sentence myself but that's just because it makes no sense

And yes, we use the same word for cake

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actually, it 's "De taart is een leugen"

We use the word cake for an other pastry

If you tell me how to do the devanagiri type script and I'll give you a Hindi and Marathi translation

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Originally posted by Jesus
literally translated to Dutch it would be

"De cake is een leugen."
though I wouldn't use that sentence myself but that's just because it makes no sense

And yes, we use the same word for cake

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Hmmm, I personally would translate it as "De taart is een leugen." (or possible "Het gebak is een leugen").
In my opinion "Cake" is more appropriate for those long things you take slices of, while "Taart" of "Gebak" refers more to the actual cake (as in a piece of pie) that Portal is refering to.

Danish: Kagen er en løgn

Swedish, very similar to Danish: Kakan är en lögn.

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Originally posted by *Saint*
" Die Torte ist eine Lüge."  *German


*I think that's what it would be I don't know very much German but I will be having German class sometime soon but until then I only think thats correct.

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You're almost right, but "Der Kuchen ist eine Lüge" would be a more accurate translation because "Torte" translates to "pie", while cake is "Kuchen" in German.

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Originally posted by TheBlasphemer
"De taart is een leugen." (or possible "Het gebak is een leugen")

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taart = pie
that's why I chose to use "cake"
but "gebak" may be better indeed (although I'd translate "gebak" to "pastry")

edit: just checked, babelfish says cake = cake

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Hex: 54 68 65 20 43 61 6b 65 20 69 73 20 61 20 4c 69 65

Base64: VGhlIENha2UgaXMgYSBMaWU=

MD2: 53dd007601fe1d9ce584179b1dbec50b

MD4: d6f67899f618f6c97bfb92446a4cd7f3

MD5: 4b4a51b8902a1618caded837ef166428

CRC 8, ccitt, 16, 32 : eb, c500, be18, 928a8e24

CRYPT (form: $ MD5? $ SALT $ CRYPT):
$1$Eo4GBmdw$rirYOlvXVRxFQKdEAXdX21
      (form: SALT[2] CRYPT[11]):
psNYB3AoGpciU

SHA1: 770dc45253e7838b46e68f63ca78baa01065964a

RIPEMD-160:
  f51b44d2 ac23e41d d9721c1a 0cdd03b1 34327d00

SHA2-256:
  014f6918beb37ba2184b3ff41f34153f
  a0bf1b5aebcc89c0d1974629ac2266fa

SHA2-384:
  d4f0f143a492f5b04e49067e933a2745
  0d67014e67a16250b27e8af6d2621dc8
  db325370addde8337c2e3055a92cf42c

SHA2-512:
  d5048093b3c351732b963ca9c53cee98
  4ab2baa9147637e4aff2f66520b9dacb
  e41983750ca852d5f5d0c22c25be7d0f
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