Talk:Lucatiel of Mirrah/@comment-6003396-20140118084200/@comment-6003396-20140122033332

Yeah, translation software can be very inaccurate and not make much sense, especially when translating from Japanese to English. Speaking nothing of colloquialisms and slang, it usually falls short because it makes a literal translation with complete disregard for sentence structure, although some software attempts to resort it. They are best used for individual words or phrases rather than whole sentences, and usually in conjunction with other translation software, as one is often incomplete in some way. This can be time consuming, though, and difficult if you are not familiar with Japanese grammar and sentence structure which is very different from English and other western languages.

Under the image with a player in what looks to be the Warrior/Soldier set and two phantoms running around outside:

Majula is located on the edge of Drangleic. Aside from a small tower standing on the tip of the cape, which can barely be called a landmark, there is nothing noticeable. The land is a destination for lost people and drifters to gather together.

That seems to be the only part of the article that concerns Majula.