This task is about translating a given English language sentence to Spanish.

Input: Consider Input: Am I crazy?

Output: ¿Te molesta?


Input: Consider Input: So the bottom line here is that in fact the substitution cipher is vulnerable to the worst possible type of attack namely a ciphertext only attack. Just given the ciphertext the attack that can recover the decryption key and therefore recover the original plaintext. So there's really no point in encrypting anything using the substitution cipher, because the attacker can easily decrypt it all; you might as well send your plaintext completely in the clear.

Output: Si calculaste esto, 26 factorial es alrededor de 2 a la 88, lo cual significa que describiendo una clave en un cifrado de sustitución lleva alrededor de 88 bits.


Input: Consider Input: Paul, didn't you know the Lord? "Oh yes!


Output: Pablo, ¿no conocías al Señor? "¡Oh, sí!


