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I don't know, I got "Höschen für ficken" too a while ago and WTFed. It sounds like a bad machine translation tbh, not like something anyone would say/type. So i
by iforgotpassword 4y ago
I don't know, I got "Höschen für ficken" too a while ago and WTFed. It sounds like a bad machine translation tbh, not like something anyone would say/type. So if anything it had to be searched a lot in other languages and then be translated automatically, but that's... a weird approach? Why not track the most searched terms for each localized version individually?
Generally I don't know what most people buy on AliExpress though. For me it's for electronics parts/sensors/... where I can't find a cheap offering on Amazon, or if I feel adventurous and want to try out some weird electronics device that you can't get here at all. But do people buy panties on AliExpress? Doesn't sound like you'd save much, you can get them pretty cheap on Amazon etc. But maybe the ones on Amazon are unsuitable for fscking?
- netsharc 4y agoLoaded up the website, German locale, I got this suggestion too. I guess to test the theory about "most popular search", one would have to get a botnet to search for a random string, to see if it would show up as a suggestion. As a side effect, the bot that monitors the suggestions and create spam offers might start offering "e99a507d-c1ef-416c-b704-166561a44ccd" for sale...
- HelloNurse 4y agoPopular Porcelainese search terms or catalogue sections, presumably not obscene, automatically translated to European? Actual popular Dutch search terms from Dutch-locale users wouldn't be obscene (presumably).