Unknown language: il gostaria garaffa de agua

[CR17FT9]

I was wondering if anyone knew what this meant or even what language it is???? "chata valentines maiden, il gostaria garaffa de agua" I thought it might be Portuguese (on my primitive knowledge) but then I am pretty sure "il" is Italian. I was wondering if it is Latin, but then I know some of those words are not Latin. Any help is really good thanks

 

[|Paulina|]

Debe de ser italiano.

 

[mimmi]

...no italiano non é..pero no se lo que es..

 

[sinedeo]

I also believe it's Portuguese. A search of each word in Google can give you the clue.

 

[Outsider]

It's not intelligible in Portuguese, although I recognize the words chata (flat, dull, boring, annoying), gostaria (would like), garrafa (bottle), and de água (of water).
The sentence seems to be a hodgepodge of different languages, though, since valentines maiden is clearly English (or perhaps German), and il is either Italian or French. Someone fooling around with automatic translation, perhaps...?

 

[panjabigator]

Perhaps one of the Iberian dialects? Where did you find this phrase? Maybe the context will help.

 

[CR17FT9]

Perhaps one of the Iberian dialects? Where did you find this phrase? Maybe the context will help.

My friend said her boyfriend wrote it to her or something. I think it might be Catalan or Basque. I don't know though, I'm not very familiar with any of those dialects.

 

[sinedeo]

Neither Catalan, neither Basque, definitely. Could be a kind of slang.