in hoc "...Latina difficile est et intellegamus grammatica..." si intellegatur scilicet nec iubetur intelligere, "intelligimus" dicendum, non "intelligamus".
This post has raised a question on the Latin Wikipedia about what the "official" Latin name for Google is (if any). The Latin front page says 'Explorare Googles ope', so people have been using Google, -es (Greek first declension), but now they're pointing to 'in Libris Googlis' in this post and calling it third declension (or postulating an adjective 'Googlus, -a, -um').
I don't suppose we could get further light on that?
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Hey, just want to inform that I see a small bug in Google Translate.
I can see that I can translate from different languages to aramean (in swedish arameiska) but it shall be armenian and not aramean because it is to different languages.
However, I have a website that really needs this functionality, but whenever I try to embed a Google Translate Gadget into my website, Latin is NOT included in the drop down list of available languages to translate from :(
Can anyone point me to a solution? I want to achieve an embedded Google Translator, already set up to translate from Latin to English, (so I do not need From and To buttons, only a Translate button).
I echo the sentiment expressed above about adding Esperanto (which is not, by the way, an artificial language, strictly speaking, since it contains numerous elements borrowed from pre-existing ethnic languages).
I think it's great that Google is now able to translate Latin sentences, as that is quite hard work! If you are interested in an alternative translation (only Latin -> German) you might also try out gertradix.ch...
Any chance some day in the future we'll be able to see multiple translations concurrently? For example, being able to put English text in and seeing the results in Latin and Greek. Thanks! Also, big fan of the Latin Alpha. Seriously. makes my job a LOT easier.
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That's a great idea. Today I needed to translate something in latin. Keep the digital world in sync with old eras. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteYay! Thank you for adding Latin! It's hard to find a good translation tool.
ReplyDeleteWhen might we get hieroglyph translation? I think some archaeologists might be interested.
ReplyDeleteGood, this is one of the things we have been waiting for.
ReplyDeleteAnother is that you don't always default to SPANISH - default to the language of the IP or even better let people set the damn default language.
Thanks.
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"...Latina difficile est et intellegamus grammatica..."
si intellegatur scilicet nec iubetur intelligere, "intelligimus" dicendum, non "intelligamus".
Valete perenne.
Muy buena iniciativa. Enhorabuena
ReplyDeletegrr. "intellegimus," of course. (yes, yes, Latin is hard :) )
ReplyDeleteYeah, I know the Latin suggestion came up in the forum at least every week. I'm nonetheless hurt that you added Latin before Esperanto ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis post has raised a question on the Latin Wikipedia about what the "official" Latin name for Google is (if any). The Latin front page says 'Explorare Googles ope', so people have been using Google, -es (Greek first declension), but now they're pointing to 'in Libris Googlis' in this post and calling it third declension (or postulating an adjective 'Googlus, -a, -um').
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose we could get further light on that?
Too bad that the "pronunciation" link uses the Roman Catholic pronunciation, not the classical one!
ReplyDeleteOnce again Google on top!
ReplyDeleteReally trustworthy blog. sesli Please keep updating with great posts like this one. sesli sohbet I have booked marked your site and am about to email it
ReplyDeleteto a few friends of mine that I know would enjoy reading.. sesli chat
I have all these lovely Italian friends on facebook. Is there a way of translating with google on facebook? We are having communication difficulties!
ReplyDeleteExcellent addition... But it's still not listed in the iPhone interface (google.com/m/translate)
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Next step should be adding a native American language (Quechua) and an artificial language (Esperanto). I bet you can do it soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat, I was just waiting for it, now only the Coptic is waiting...
ReplyDeletehow about adding support for arameic? :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you ! I was surprised that Latin wasnt there, and I am delighted that it is now, in any form. Omnia gallia in tres partes, and all that.
ReplyDelete-- M Wahrman
Hey, just want to inform that I see a small bug in Google Translate.
ReplyDeleteI can see that I can translate from different languages to aramean (in swedish arameiska) but it shall be armenian and not aramean because it is to different languages.
=)
My review of Google's Latin translation tool:
ReplyDeletehttp://laudatortemporisacti.blogspot.com/2010/10/googles-latin-translation-tool.html
Macte! Tamen, opus sit etiam in ESPERANTUM vertere posse! Quousque tandem abuteris, Googlina, esperantistarum patientia?
ReplyDeleteWe in Latin America appreciate your recognizing our language.
ReplyDelete;)
I am REALLY waiting for the moment when tranlation will not be executed thru english.
ReplyDeleteI mean if you translate from non-english to non-englisg (e.g norwegian to hungarian) then first it translates to english then to norwegian.
This way the probability of a translation error increases.
This is great.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I have a website that really needs this functionality, but whenever I try to embed a Google Translate Gadget into my website, Latin is NOT included in the drop down list of available languages to translate from :(
Can anyone point me to a solution? I want to achieve an embedded Google Translator, already set up to translate from Latin to English, (so I do not need From and To buttons, only a Translate button).
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I echo the sentiment expressed above about adding Esperanto (which is not, by the way, an artificial language, strictly speaking, since it contains numerous elements borrowed from pre-existing ethnic languages).
ReplyDeleteAbout time! If only there was an easy way to ask for new languages to be included such as the Tongues of Arda.
ReplyDeleteAsh nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul
I think it's great that Google is now able to translate Latin sentences, as that is quite hard work!
ReplyDeleteIf you are interested in an alternative translation (only Latin -> German) you might also try out gertradix.ch...
Any chance some day in the future we'll be able to see multiple translations concurrently?
ReplyDeleteFor example, being able to put English text in and seeing the results in Latin and Greek.
Thanks!
Also, big fan of the Latin Alpha. Seriously. makes my job a LOT easier.
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ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias!!! Esto es realmente útil para aquellos que investigamos con textos en latín.
ReplyDeleteThe deal was brokered following complaints by two staff members about the way they were treated.
ReplyDeleteOne employee, engineer Kevin Cernekee, said he was fired in June 2018 because of his political views. Google said it let him go because he downloaded confidential material to a USB drive and broke other internal policies.
Details about the other complaint that Live Stream prompted the Board to investigate have not been released.
Staff at Google staged a walkout Live and other protests in late 2018 following revelations about the way it handled accusations of misconduct, including sexual harassment, by senior staff.
The protests led Google to rewrite its internal policies, end forced arbitration of cases and won a promise that it would be more transparent about investigations.
Many of those involved in the protests said they suffered retaliation following the walkout. Google has denied taking any action against protesting staff.
Google's internal policies and the way it handles staff relations were exposed to scrutiny in 2017 following Dlive its treatment of engineer James Damore.
Mr Damore wrote a memo suggesting genetic differences between men and women explained gender imbalances in the tech world.
A rapper who describes rainlox himself as pewdiepie ’s best friend has pulled his egoist pati latest pro-Kremlin music hazreti yasuo video from YouTube after it set muhammet yt new record for online unpopularity.
ReplyDeleteThe track, game bedel entitled Moscow, was released by Timati on techno patates the eve very good sites thank you tugay gök in the capital.
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