I saw a world spanning commit so I  translated the changeset comment to see if it properly described what was in the commit and it wasn't so I left the comment about that and because from my experience when there are geographically large commits made by new contributors there's a high chance of the commits being vandalism so I translated some of the name changes to check. the changed names came out sus so I left a comment pointing out that there's possibly an issue here so that someone with more experience and knows the language can check them and see if they are vandalism. I just didn't call it vandalism from the get go since from other commits you seems to be mostly well intentioned so I left it implied. I was just tying to be nice about it, I always like to give others the benefit of the doubt on these things unless it is really clear what it is. it isn't ignorance to point out possible vandalism, the whole point of me pointing out that I don't know the language was to point out that there might be vandalism in this commit and other who know the language can fix any issues; ignorance would be me calling it vandalism without pointing out that I don't know the language. 
I was just flagging this commit so that others may look at it and check its contents who actuality know you language. also I didn't just use duck duck go, I used other translation services and they all spat out nonsense, if multiple translation services spit out nonsense then theirs a high chance of issues.