Please Translate This Sentence

[Bo Duke]

Howdy folks, can anyone translate this sentence?   Google translate gives completely different meanings depending upon if I use the phone app, or the website.   Frustrating, hope someone can help, I have attached an image of the text.  ????

 

[stigar]

she going back to her point,and will u be there?

Edited August 18, 2019 by stigar

[Bo Duke]

Thanks, so it says "you" and not "she" right?   Google Translate says:

 

"If I walk back to the same point will she be there?"

 

Another online translator says:

 

"If I walk back to where it was then you will be there"

 

This is an important message, so I want to get it translated exactly.

[bannork]

if I go back to the beginning, will you be there?

Thais often use เธอ to mean you in an affectionate way.

[tgeezer]

5 minutes ago, Bo Duke said:

Thanks, so it says "you" and not "she" right?   Google Translate says:

 

"If I walk back to the same point will she be there?"

 

Another online translator says:

 

"If I walk back to where it was then you will be there"

 

This is an important message, so I want to get it translated exactly.

She is asking you if you will be there.  

[Bo Duke]

Thanks gents!

[katana]

If I go back to the old/former place, will you/she be there?
เธอ is generally used between intimates and can mean...inter alia...you or she/her.
According to a native Thai speaker I once asked, males or females can use it to mean she/her.
When meaning you, it's generally used between females.
So context will determine if it means you or she/her.