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I encountered the following sentence: "la personne est abonnée au vigne de france habite en bretagne sûrement un picolo"
This is how I get it: "the person is subscribed to the French version of Vine, he lives in the UK, he is surely a Picolo"
I couldn't find what "picolo" means here, and also I am not sure if I understood "vigne" correctly (I understood it as the app Vine).
I will be glad to get any help on how to translate this. Many thanks!
"Picolo" is like alcoholic.
"Bretagne" is region of france too.
"Vignes" : the vineyards where the grapes are walking
"Les vignes de France" is a wine seller.
As said before, a "picolo" is an alcoholic, and "Bretagne" is Britany in english.
So, your sentence could be translated in:
The person is subscribed to "Les Vignes de France", he lives in Britany, he is surely an alcoholic.
In this context, "La personne est abonnée aux vignes de France" can be simplified by "The person enjoy french wine".
