The speaker is discussing a series of strange occurrences with Google's translation tool. They claim that when using the tool to translate certain words or phrases from specific languages, such as Hawaiian or Somali, Google produces bizarre and seemingly unrelated results. The speaker provides examples of these strange translations, including instances where the tool produces phrases referencing Satan, the apocalypse, or being "among the dead." The speaker is unsure what causes these strange results, but suggests that there may be something "weird" behind the Google translator.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is discussing a strange phenomenon with Google's translator tool.
2. The narrator demonstrates that when translating certain words from Hawaiian to Portuguese, the translator produces unusual results.
3. One example is the word "tam sa", which translates to "Satan" in Portuguese.
4. The narrator also tries translating from Somali to Portuguese and gets unusual results.
5. When translating the word "dog" from English to Portuguese 19 times, the translator produces a strange message about the apocalypse and Jesus.
6. The narrator also tries translating from Somali to Portuguese and gets a message that says "you must be among the dead".
7. The narrator tests the Google translator app on their phone and gets the same unusual results.
8. The narrator encourages viewers to try the translator and share their results in the comments.