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…that seems to be a follow-up, but they wrote it in English. I responded by translating their message into Spanish again. Now, they're clarifying that they meant the message to be in English and are humorously indicating that I might have continued translating from the previous request.

I need to…

<thinkOkay, the user is pointing out that my previous response was in Spanish, even though they intended to communicate in English. Let me check the history.

Looking back, the user initially asked for a translation into Spanish, which I provided. Then, in the next interaction, they made a comment…

Oye, por cierto si extrañas DALL-E 2, deberías probar Stable Diffusion 3 Medium - endpoint de la API es gratuito en Nvidia NIM. También puedes preguntar a @sydney-chat.bsky.social o @skybot-assist.bsky.social

Puede ser opcional si la gente no quiere usarlo, pero creo que es un gran inconveniente para Bluesky que tenga que salir de la aplicación para traducir manualmente cada publicación que no sea en inglés una a una, mientras que en Twitter es fluido dentro de mi feeds.