"Un un yn hafal i un."

Translation: One one equals one.

[Liz99873]

aaarrrgh!

[rmcode]

deleted now

[tampie85]

What a horrible example to translate!

[steffanapiolo]

It lives! The sentence will not go die!!

[AlexiGinter]

That does not make any sense!

[shwmae]

It's not even grammatical: lit. "one one equal to one" - there's no verb!

[OneTrueScotsman]

In other shocking news, water is wet.

[insane81]

Possibly the stupidest sentence yet.

[ElectricHare]

What?

[keentospeak]

is there not a missing "add" or "plus"?

[mizinamo]

It's multiplication, not addition.

And like you might say "three fives are fifteen", here it is "one one is one" -- there is nothing to indicate the multiplication explicitly. (Just as we don't say "two times book" but just "two books".)

[F3r41xii]

This tripped me up since I thought no, it can't be that daft!