Doesn't the Spanish word basurero sound like a Japanese word?

It makes Japanese sounds for instance. A consonant is connected with a vowel in each syllable. Sort of how Japanese words work. But on Google Translate, they don't say it all that rapidly like they would a Japanese word. In fact, basurero can even be written with Japanese symbols, the Spanish for garbageman as バスレロ but on Google Translate, it translates to ダンプ so I copied and pasted the Katakana from another site such as Wikipedia because my iPod is in my mom's bag from the water trip so I don't have it out with me yet to email the Japanese symbols I don't already have on my keyboard to me.