Talk:Day 141-150/@comment-4784862-20150501224122/@comment-26217432-20150502011134

That's because in japanese, the words in a sentence are ordered differently.

For instance, if you wanted to say a sentence like "We were planning to visit the park," that would be:

お寺を 見に行くつもりでした.

Which translates roughly, if you keep the word order, into "Park the visit to go planning we were." I guess the translating software doesn't do a good job of switching it back around.

