What does this prove?
Languages are different, you should expect any automatic translation program to do something like this, as it is trying to translate without prior knowledge of the 'conversation' you are having.
Many languages put a lot of meaning into a single word. Look at English. "Tank" is good example. It's either a thing that holds a lot of fluid, a thing that blows up buildings on treads, or a verb that means you are taking a lot of damage in lieu of others taking damage. One word has a lot of meaning. Then you can get into conjugations and tenses, yeesh.
Google translate is not meant to be a natural language processor, it's just a dumb translator. It can't figure out context as it is just a simple text box and doesn't look at the million and one things natural language processing would use.
Trying to play telephone with it just proves that a dumb text box is dumb.