can you translate ?
Hallo moi jean de italie?
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It's a combination of bad/broken French [should be moi, (c'est) Jean d'italie)] and German (Hallo). The gist in equivalent broken English would be: "Hello, I Jean of Italy."
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It seems to be French, not English
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