Google Translate has a bad reputation for spewing out oddly worded and sometimes overly formal results. But the company says that it’s service is better due to help from users.
Mountain View’s on-line translator is superior at figuring out informal speech. It will ask “Is everything alright?” once what you have written in has another meaning of literal translation, as you’ll be able to see below the fold.
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That’s all made possible by the volunteers who spend time translating phrases and checking the standard of different people’s submissions on the Translate community web site.
The company guarantees to include a lot of translations for its service better. Hopefully, that means locals will not cross-check us funny next time we attempt to use it overseas.
Subrat Kumar is a writer with expertise in content writing for websites and blogs, press releases, whitepapers and case-studies. He loves web development management and currently freelances from Bangalore. He’s the founder of Cross Zone, undertaking the bulk of articles on technology and gadgets.
