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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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9 comments :

  1. Mel GamaMay 7, 2010 at 6:19 AM

    Hello!
    I put the translator in my blog (I´m brazilian) but I´m confused if the menu toolbar will appear in english or portuguese to my visitors. Could you please tell me if is correct for you?
    Thanks for the wonderful contribuition!
    Mel
    http://melgama.blogspot.com

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  2. AllanMay 8, 2010 at 1:06 AM

    This is a good innovation again. We just love the way the text appears in our language. Thanks for the powerful too. Visit my site at Global Breaking News.

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  3. rajMay 11, 2010 at 3:37 AM

    Apparently my problem doesnt have any relation other than instead of translation it is related to transliteration.
    From a while I am trying to download the transliteration IME setup for my mother tongue malayalam and the file downloaded is "googlemalayalaminputsetup.exe". However whenever I execute this setup file, always the setup installs "google earth plug-in". This problem not only exist with IME downloads, as well with google chrome installer download which starts installing google updater software. Any answers?

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  4. Philip Verghese 'Ariel'July 15, 2010 at 10:26 AM

    This is really wonderful, Thanks for sharing this, I am involved in the Malayalam translation. can see my blogs at pvariel.blogspot.com
    and Google's knol.com
    my Malayalam Director,
    http://bit.ly/aL6mXP

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  5. DrRIFJuly 24, 2010 at 9:24 AM

    I tried doing some short, simple translations between English and a supported, albeit exotic language, Corsican (Corsu).

    The toolkit could not translate a single word either way! I think it is VERY misleading to say a language is "supported" if the knowledge base is essentially EMPTY at launch. :(

    You should consider soliciting the help of volunteers (e.g. language teachers) in a more frank way, with copy like this:

    Do you have a text written in one language and a translation of it into another language? Then you can use this document pair to help educate our free, automatic translation toolkit to benefit readers worldwide!

    It would also help people learn use of the toolkit interface more quickly if they could see a simple example of successful automatic translation between the language pair they want to use. To this end, you should create a one-paragraph source text in each of the 300+ "supported" languages and record its proper translation into each of the other languages. When users attempt a translation between a pair of languages, the corresponding extant example should be added to their document collection and labeled as a successful illustration of machine translation.

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