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[Joe[x86]]

I thought that was some odd form of Hebrew.

[tA-Kane]

No, it's German. 'Sie' is a dead giveaway, IMO. 'hinsetzen' is also kind've a dead giveaway too, since it's usually the German language that combines t's and z's together. But, let's try a translation from German to English just to make sure that it actually makes sense.

They become themselves hinsetzen.  They will be quiet.  They will not insult Eibro.

As you can see, the only word it stumbles on is hinsetzen. According to google, it means "put".

The same phrase translated by google:

They will put themselves.  They will be calm.  They will not insult Eibro.

[Joe[x86]]

o.O i see..