Random sentences in foreign languages

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Ok,

Nosotros pensamos que los autistics son personas que el sociedad necessita pero no acceptan por que nos diferences sociales.

Ek dink dat wanner 'n mense van wereld nie dink dat geld is regter nie, ons nie haaf oorloge nie.

Ndiyacabanga mina imihlabo elimihlanya kodwa lozaize mina enza

Ok, here's the translation

We think that autistics are people whom society needs but does not accept because of our social differences. (from Spanish)

I think that when the people of the world don't think money is rule-making, we will not have wars(Afrikaans).

I think that my friends are strange but there is nothing I can do (Zulu)

Ich bin Laden

"I am store"

Estoy comiendo galletas, y son deliciosos.
Wô bù hē nâi. 我不喝奶 (I think the pinyin are correct...)
Tvuunz eš nei že.

I am eating cookies, and they are delicious. Spanish
I don't drink (am not drinking?) milk. Mandarin Chinese
I am at home. Naiža

i am spartacus.

J'ai passé une bonne Action de graces hier soir. (French: I had a good Thanksgiving yesterday evening.)
Ich möchte gern Sterne sehen, aber ich kann nicht im Stadt. (German: I would like to see stars in the sky, but I can't do it in the city.)
Eu sou estudiando o português do Brasil pelo podcast. (Portuguese: I am studying Brazilian Portugese by podcast.)

Ich bin Eine Berliner - Kennedy
shigata ga nai -Japanese


Translation: I am a jelly donut.
Translation: it can't be heldped

Wo shi ni Mei guo ren, Tian shi ni Zhong Guo Ren ma?
Nous avons l'aspergers parce de les skills sociales mauvais.

私のホバークラフトは鰻でいっぱいです。

Lai Dievs Jums sveetii.

Ich bin sehr Dumm!! ! (it means "I am very stupid")

I just realized something from a while back. Is "私のホバークラフトは鰻でいっぱいです" a Monty Python reference?

What about English? English has some unusual things by correcting it later starting with a positive.
I do not drink
I do drink
Starting with I do in both, only to correct it later

He didn't (did not)

Nobody pick these up?

Absolutely you're right. Very strange, from the perspective of most other European languages.

Also, English does not have honorifics the way many other languages do either.

Solen skinner i dag, fuglene synger, og det er sommer. (Danish).

Translation: The sun is shining today, the birds are singing, and it is summer.

Ní dhéanfaidh ach Dia breithiúnas orm. (Irish).

Translation: Only God will judge me.

I domum et cuna matrem tuam in cochleare. (Latin.)

Translation. Go home and rock your mother in a spoon.

Huffa, huffa meg, det finns poteter på badet. Stakkars, stakkars meg, det finns poteter på badet. (Norwegian.)

Translation: My, oh my, there are potatoes in the bathroom. Poor, poor me, there are potatoes in the bathroom.

مجھے یہ سمجھ جائے گی کسی شک ہاہاہاہا

non compos mentis